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• Philadelphia will receive a 2010 second-round pick from the Timberwolves (Rodney Carney trade)
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• Miami will receive Philadelphia's own 2009 2nd round pick and the rights to Daequan Cook (#21 pick, 2007) in exchange for the draft rights to Jason Smith (#20 pick, 2007). This pick will likely be conveyed to Minnesota as part of Mario Chalmers trade (see 135)
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• Charlotte will receive the least favorable of New Orleans' 2009 second-round pick (Eric Williams - Melvin Ely swap) or San Antonio's 2009 second-round pick.
• Charlotte, via Oklahoma City, will receive New Jersey's second-round pick (Mikki Moore trade via Kyle Weaver trade)
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• Los Angeles Lakers will receive Charlotte's 2009 second round pick, as part of Kareem Rush trade (2004).
• Denver trades their 2008 first rounder for Charlotte's 2009 1st rounder (lottery protected in 2009, top 12 protected in 2010, top 10 protected in 2011, top 8 protected in 2012, top 3 protected in 2013, unprotected 2014).
• The Suns will receive the Bobcat's 2010 second-round pick (Boris Diaw / Jason Richardson trade).
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• Chicago receives Denver's 2009 1st round pick, via Oklahoma City, top-20 protected in 2009, top-15 protected in 2010, top-10 protected in 2011 (Thabo Sefolosha trade).
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• Phoenix receives Chicago's 2009 second round pick, via Cleveland, as part of Shaq trade.
• Chicago will send a 2010 second-round pick to Portland (Omer Asik three-team deal)
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• Phoenix trades their 2009 2nd round pick (#46) to Cleveland as part of the Shaquille O'Neal trade.
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• Miami receives the lesser of Cleveland's two second-round picks [Cleveland or Chicago] in 2009 (Darnell Jackson trade)
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• Minnesota receives Boston's 2009 1st round draft pick, top 3 protected, as part of Kevin Garnett trade.
(2010+2011: top-2 protected, 2012, unprotected)
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• Los Angeles Clippers receive Minnesota's first round pick (top-10 protected through 2011, unprotected 2012) as part of the Sam Cassell/Marko Jaric trade.
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• Portland receives LA Clippers' 2009 second-round pick in exchange for the draft rights to Mike Taylor.
• New York will receive a 2010 second round pick from Denver (Renaldo Balkman trade), and will retain Denver's right to swap picks with the Clippers (Marcus Camby trade).
• Houston has the option to exchange second-round draft positions with the Clippers in 2011 (Steve Novak trade).
• Denver will receive a conditional 2015 second-round pick (top 55 protected) from the Clippers (Cheikh Samb trade).
• Toronto will receive a 2015 second-round pick from the Clippers (Hassan Adams trade).
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• Memphis will receive the Lakers' 2010 first round pick, top-6 protected, as part of the Pau Gasol trade.
• Memphis receives Orlando's 2009 first round pick, as part of Rafer Alston/Kyle Lowry three-way trade.
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• Los Angeles Lakers receive Memphis' 2010 second round pick, as part of Pau Gasol trade.
• Miami will receive a 2012 Memphis second-round pick (top 55 protected) (Shaun Livingston trade).
• New Orleans will receive a conditional 2015 second-round pick from Memphis (Mike James / Antonio Daniels three team trade).
• Houston will receive a conditional 2011 second-round pick from Memphis (Steve Francis trade).
• Houston will receive Memphis' 2009 second round pick, as part of Donte Greene-Darrell Arthur trade
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• Miami will receive Indiana's 2009 second round pick. Stanko Barac (#39 pick, 2007) rights trade.
• Miami receives the lesser of Cleveland's two second-round picks [Cleveland or Chicago] in 2009 (Darnell Jackson trade)
• Miami will receive a 2012 Memphis second-round pick (top 55 protected) (Shaun Livingston trade).
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• Minnesota owns Miami's first round pick, top 14 protected in 2008, top 10 protected in 2009, top 6 protected in 2010, and unprotected after that.
• Minnesota will receive the two least favorable of Miami's 2009 second-round picks [Indiana's, Philadelphia's and Miami's] (Mario Chalmers trade).
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• New Orleans will receive a conditional 2015 second-round pick from Memphis (Mike James / Antonio Daniels three team trade).
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• New Orleans conveys it's 2009 second round pick to San Antonio, via Toronto, pursuant to Aaron Williams/Rasho Nesterovic trade. Pick may go to Charlotte if New Orleans finishes ahead of San Antonio in standings.
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• New York owes a protected 1st round draft pick to Utah, due before 2010 (top 24 protected in 2007, top 23 protected in 2008, top 22 protected in 2009, unprotected in 2010) [via Phoenix.]
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• Minnesota, via Philadelphia, receives a first round pick from Utah, as part of the Kyle Korver trade. Pick is protected 1 through 22 in 2009, 1 through 15 in 2010, 1 through 17 in 2011, 1 through 16 in 2012 and 1 through 16 in 2013. If pick has not been conveyed by then, Utah shall convey their own 2014 2nd round pick and 1,150,000 in cash on or before July 15, 2014.
(Ross Siler, Salt Lake Tribune)
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• Sacramento receives Houston's 2009 first round pick, lottery protected, as part of Ron Artest trade.
(lottery protected 2010, top-10 protected 2011+2012, top-5 protected 2013, top-3 protected 2014, unprotected 2015).
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• Sacramento trades the #31 pick to Portland for the #38 and Sergio Rodriguez.
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• New York will receive a 2010 second round pick from Denver (Renaldo Balkman trade), and will retain Denver's right to swap picks with the Clippers (Marcus Camby trade).
• New York acquired the Lakers' first rounder in exchange for cash.
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• New York owes a protected 1st round draft pick to Utah, due before 2010 (top 24 protected in 2007, top 23 protected in 2008, top 22 protected in 2009, unprotected in 2010) [via Phoenix.]
• Portland, via Chicago, receives New York's 2009 second round draft pick (Omer Asik trade via Eddy Curry trade)
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• Los Angeles Lakers will receive Charlotte's 2009 second round pick, as part of Kareem Rush trade (2004).
• Los Angeles Lakers receive Memphis' 2010 second round pick, as part of Pau Gasol trade.
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• Memphis will receive the Lakers' 2010 first round pick, top-6 protected, as part of the Pau Gasol trade.
• New York acquired the Lakers' first rounder in exchange for cash.
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• Orlando owes Phoenix a conditional second-round pick, via Seattle from Rashard Lewis sign and trade.
• Orlando will convey their 2009 second round pick to Phoenix, via Oklahoma City, top-55 protected. If they do not convey that pick, obligations are extinguished. Rashard Lewis trade, then Kurt Thomas trade)
• Memphis receives Orlando's 2009 first round pick, as part of Rafer Alston/Kyle Lowry three-way trade.
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• Dallas trades their 2009 first round pick (#22) to Portland for their 2009 first round pick (#24), a 2009 second rounder (#56) and a 2010 second rounder.
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• New Jersey receives Dallas' 2010 first round pick (unprotected) as part of the Jason Kidd trade.
• Indiana will receive Dallas' 2009 second-round pick (Shawne Williams trade)
• Dallas must convey either their own 2010 or 2011 second-round pick to Indiana (Shawne Williams trade). Decision must be made by June 1, 2010
• Dallas trades their 2009 first round pick (#22) to Portland for their 2009 first round pick (#24), a 2009 second rounder (#56) and a 2010 second rounder.
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• New Jersey receives Dallas' 2010 first round pick (unprotected) as part of the Jason Kidd trade.
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• Charlotte, via Oklahoma City, will receive New Jersey's second-round pick (Mikki Moore trade via Kyle Weaver trade)
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• Denver trades their 2008 first rounder for Charlotte's 2009 1st rounder (lottery protected in 2009, top 12 protected in 2010, top 10 protected in 2011, top 8 protected in 2012, top 3 protected in 2013, unprotected 2014).
• Denver receives Oklahoma City's 2009 second round pick (Johan Petro trade).
• Denver will receive a conditional 2015 second-round pick (top 55 protected) from the Clippers (Cheikh Samb trade).
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• Chicago receives Denver's 2009 1st round pick, via Oklahoma City, top-20 protected in 2009, top-15 protected in 2010, top-10 protected in 2011 (Thabo Sefolosha trade).
• Portland will receive Denver's 2009 second-round, via Chicago (Omer Asik trade)
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• Indiana will receive Dallas' 2009 second-round pick (Shawne Williams trade)
• Dallas must convey either their own 2010 or 2011 second-round pick to Indiana (Shawne Williams trade). Decision must be made by June 1, 2010
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• Miami will receive Indiana's 2009 second round pick. Stanko Barac (#39 pick, 2007) rights trade.
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• Detroit receives Minnesota's 2008 or 2009 second-round draft pick (Minnesota's choice) in exchange for Ronald Dupree.
• Detroit will receive Toronto's second round pick (Carlos Delfino trade).
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• Toronto will receive a 2015 second-round pick from the Clippers (Hassan Adams trade).
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• Detroit will receive Toronto's second round pick (Carlos Delfino trade).
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• Houston has the option to exchange second-round draft positions with the Clippers in 2011 (Steve Novak trade).
• Houston will receive a conditional 2011 second-round pick from Memphis (Steve Francis trade).
• Houston will receive Memphis' 2009 second round pick, as part of Donte Greene-Darrell Arthur trade
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• Minnesota receives Houston's 2010 second round pick, in exchange for Gerald Green.
• Sacramento receives Houston's 2009 first round pick, lottery protected, as part of Ron Artest trade.
(lottery protected 2010, top-10 protected 2011+2012, top-5 protected 2013, top-3 protected 2014, unprotected 2015).
• San Antonio will receive a 2009 second-round pick from Houston (Luis Scola trade).
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• San Antonio, via Phoenix, receives Golden State's 2009 second-round pick (Goran Dragic trade via Zarko Cabarkapa trade).
• San Antonio will receive a 2009 second-round pick from Houston (Luis Scola trade).
• New Orleans conveys it's 2009 second round pick to San Antonio, via Toronto, pursuant to Aaron Williams/Rasho Nesterovic trade. Pick may go to Charlotte if New Orleans finishes ahead of San Antonio in standings.
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• Oklahoma City receives San Antonio's 2009 first round pick (top-15 protected in 2009, top-10 protected in 2010) as part of the Kurt Thomas trade.
• Charlotte will receive the least favorable of New Orleans' 2009 second-round pick (Eric Williams - Melvin Ely swap) or San Antonio's 2009 second-round pick.
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• Orlando owes Phoenix a conditional second-round pick, via Seattle from Rashard Lewis sign and trade.
• Phoenix receives Chicago's 2009 second round pick, via Cleveland, as part of Shaq trade.
• Phoenix will receive a conditional 2010 second-round pick from Oklahoma City (Kurt Thomas salary dump).
• The Suns will receive the Bobcat's 2010 second-round pick (Boris Diaw / Jason Richardson trade).
• Orlando will convey their 2009 second round pick to Phoenix, via Oklahoma City, top-55 protected. If they do not convey that pick, obligations are extinguished. Rashard Lewis trade, then Kurt Thomas trade)
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• Oklahoma City receives Phoenix's 2010 1st round pick (fully unprotected). Kurt Thomas salary dump trade.
• Phoenix trades their 2009 2nd round pick (#46) to Cleveland as part of the Shaquille O'Neal trade.
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• Oklahoma City receives Phoenix's 2010 1st round pick (fully unprotected). Kurt Thomas salary dump trade.
• Oklahoma City receives San Antonio's 2009 first round pick (top-15 protected in 2009, top-10 protected in 2010) as part of the Kurt Thomas trade.
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• Phoenix will receive a conditional 2010 second-round pick from Oklahoma City (Kurt Thomas salary dump).
• Denver receives Oklahoma City's 2009 second round pick (Johan Petro trade).
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• Minnesota receives Boston's 2009 1st round draft pick, top 3 protected, as part of Kevin Garnett trade.
(2010+2011: top-2 protected, 2012, unprotected)
• Minnesota owns Miami's first round pick, top 14 protected in 2008, top 10 protected in 2009, top 6 protected in 2010, and unprotected after that.
• Miami will receive Philadelphia's own 2009 2nd round pick and the rights to Daequan Cook (#21 pick, 2007) in exchange for the draft rights to Jason Smith (#20 pick, 2007). This pick will likely be conveyed to Minnesota as part of Mario Chalmers trade (see 135)
• Minnesota receives Houston's 2010 second round pick, in exchange for Gerald Green.
• Minnesota, via Philadelphia, receives a first round pick from Utah, as part of the Kyle Korver trade. Pick is protected 1 through 22 in 2009, 1 through 15 in 2010, 1 through 17 in 2011, 1 through 16 in 2012 and 1 through 16 in 2013. If pick has not been conveyed by then, Utah shall convey their own 2014 2nd round pick and 1,150,000 in cash on or before July 15, 2014.
(Ross Siler, Salt Lake Tribune)
• Minnesota will receive the two least favorable of Miami's 2009 second-round picks [Indiana's, Philadelphia's and Miami's] (Mario Chalmers trade).
• Washington trades Oleksiy Pecherov, Etan Thomas, Darius Songaila and the #5 pick to Minnesota for Randy Foye and Mike Miller
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• Los Angeles Clippers receive Minnesota's first round pick (top-10 protected through 2011, unprotected 2012) as part of the Sam Cassell/Marko Jaric trade.
• Detroit receives Minnesota's 2008 or 2009 second-round draft pick (Minnesota's choice) in exchange for Ronald Dupree.
• Philadelphia will receive a 2010 second-round pick from the Timberwolves (Rodney Carney trade)
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• Portland, via Chicago, receives New York's 2009 second round draft pick (Omer Asik trade via Eddy Curry trade)
• Chicago will send a 2010 second-round pick to Portland (Omer Asik three-team deal)
• Portland receives LA Clippers' 2009 second-round pick in exchange for the draft rights to Mike Taylor.
• Portland will receive Denver's 2009 second-round, via Chicago (Omer Asik trade)
• Dallas trades their 2009 first round pick (#22) to Portland for their 2009 first round pick (#24), a 2009 second rounder (#56) and a 2010 second rounder.
• Sacramento trades the #31 pick to Portland for the #38 and Sergio Rodriguez.
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• Dallas trades their 2009 first round pick (#22) to Portland for their 2009 first round pick (#24), a 2009 second rounder (#56) and a 2010 second rounder.
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• San Antonio, via Phoenix, receives Golden State's 2009 second-round pick (Goran Dragic trade via Zarko Cabarkapa trade).
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• Washington trades Oleksiy Pecherov, Etan Thomas, Darius Songaila and the #5 pick to Minnesota for Randy Foye and Mike Miller
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