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• Utah will receive Philadelphia's 2008 second round pick, unconditionally (Kyrylo Fesenko-Herbert Hill rights swap trade)
• 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)
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• Los Angeles Lakers will receive Charlotte's 2009 second round pick, as part of Kareem Rush trade (2004).
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• Chicago receives New York's 2009 second round draft pick. Eddy Curry trade.
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• Cleveland receives Chicago's 2009 second round pick, as part of Ben Wallace trade.
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• Cleveland receives Chicago's 2009 second round pick, as part of Ben Wallace trade.
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• Phoenix receives Cleveland's 2008 second round pick, as part of Milt Palacio trade.
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• Boston will receive Portland's 2008 second round draft pick, as part of Sebastian Telfair for #7 pick (2006) trade.
This pick may be conveyed to Seattle as part of the Ray Allen/Wally Szczerbiak trade (better/higher of Celtics/Blazers picks goes to Seattle)
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• Minnesota receives Boston's 2009 1st round draft pick, top 3 protected, as part of Kevin Garnett trade.
• Seattle will receive either Boston’s 2008 second round pick or Portland’s 2008 second round pick, whichever is better (more favorable). Ray Allen/Wally Szczerbiak trade.
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• Los Angeles Clippers receive Minnesota's first round pick (top-10 protected through 2010) as part of the Sam Cassell/Marko Jaric trade.
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• Memphis will receive the Lakers' 2008 first round pick, top-3 protected, as part of the Pau Gasol trade.
• Memphis will receive the Lakers' 2010 first round pick, top-6 protected, as part of the Pau Gasol trade.
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• Portland receives Memphis' 2008 2nd round pick. James White (#31 pick, 2006) to Indiana trade for Alexander Johnson (#45 pick, 2006)]
• Memphis owes Washington a 1st round pick, (top 19 protected in 2008, top 16 protected in 2009, top 14 protected from 2010-2012, top 12 protected in 2013). If the pick still rolls over in 2014, Memphis will give Washington a second round pick and cash considerations. Juan Carlos Navarro rights trade.
• Los Angeles Lakers receive Memphis' 2010 second round pick, as part of Pau Gasol trade.
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• Phoenix will receive Atlanta's own 1st round pick as part of the Joe Johnson/Boris Diaw trade. Pick is lottery protected in 2006, top-3 protected in 2007, and unprotected in 2008.
• Sacramento receives Atlanta's 2008 second round pick, as part of the Mike Bibby trade.
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• Miami will receive a 2009 second round pick from Indiana. Stanko Barac (#39 pick, 2007) rights trade.
• Miami has the right to switch 2008 first round picks with Orlando, provided that Orlando’s first-round pick is not among the first 14 selections in the 2008 NBA Draft. If Orlando’s pick is among the first 14 selections, or if Miami chooses not to exchange first-round selections in the 2008 NBA Draft, the Heat will instead receive Orlando’s own second-round pick in the 2008 NBA Draft and future compensation. Stan Van Gundy Compensation
• 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)
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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 owns Miami's 2008 2nd round draft pick, via Boston (Antoine Walker trade)
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• Houston will receive the higher second round draft pick between themselves and New Orleans in the 2008 NBA Draft.
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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) [via Phoenix.]
• Utah will receive Philadelphia's 2008 second round pick, unconditionally (Kyrylo Fesenko-Herbert Hill rights swap trade)
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• Sacramento receives Atlanta's 2008 second round pick, as part of the Mike Bibby trade.
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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) [via Phoenix.]
• Chicago receives New York's 2009 second round draft pick. Eddy Curry trade.
• Portland receives New York's 2008 second round pick, in exchange for rights to Demetris Nichols
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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' 2008 first round pick, top-3 protected, as part of the Pau Gasol trade.
• Memphis will receive the Lakers' 2010 first round pick, top-6 protected, as part of the Pau Gasol trade.
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• Miami has the right to switch 2008 first round picks with Orlando, provided that Orlando’s first-round pick is not among the first 14 selections in the 2008 NBA Draft. If Orlando’s pick is among the first 14 selections, or if Miami chooses not to exchange first-round selections in the 2008 NBA Draft, the Heat will instead receive Orlando’s own second-round pick in the 2008 NBA Draft and future compensation. Stan Van Gundy Compensation
• Orlando owes Phoenix a conditional second-round pick, via Seattle from Rashard Lewis sign and trade.
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• New Jersey receives Dallas' 2008 first round pick (lottery protected), as part of the Jason Kidd trade
• New Jersey receives Dallas' 2010 first round pick (unprotected) as part of the Jason Kidd trade.
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• New Jersey receives Dallas' 2008 first round pick (lottery protected), as part of the Jason Kidd trade
• New Jersey receives Dallas' 2010 first round pick (unprotected) as part of the Jason Kidd trade.
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• Seattle receives Denver's 2008 second round pick, as part of Reggie Evans/Earl Watson four-team trade.
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• Indiana receives Phoenix's 2008 2nd round draft pick in exchange for James Jones.
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• Miami will receive a 2009 second round pick from Indiana. Stanko Barac (#39 pick, 2007) rights trade.
• Portland receives the worse (lower) of Indiana's 2008 2nd round picks--either the Pacers or the Suns.
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• Detroit receives Minnesota's 2008 or 2009 second-round draft pick (Minnesota's choice) in exchange for Ronald Dupree.
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• San Antonio receives Toronto's 2008 second round pick, in exchange for rights to Giorgos Printezis (#60 pick).
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• Houston will receive the higher second round draft pick between themselves and New Orleans in the 2008 NBA Draft.
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• Seattle will receive Houston or New Orleans' 2008 2nd round pick (whichever is worse?) as part of the Carl Landry trade.
• Minnesota receives Houston's 2010 second round pick, in exchange for Gerald Green.
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• San Antonio receives Toronto's 2008 second round pick, in exchange for rights to Giorgos Printezis (#60 pick).
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• Seattle receives San Antonio's 2009 first round pick (protection?) as part of the Kurt Thomas trade.
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• Phoenix receives Golden State's 2009 2nd round pick, from Zarko Cabarkapa trade.
• Phoenix will receive Atlanta's own 1st round pick as part of the Joe Johnson/Boris Diaw trade. Pick is lottery protected in 2006, top-3 protected in 2007, and unprotected in 2008.
• Orlando owes Phoenix a conditional second-round pick, via Seattle from Rashard Lewis sign and trade.
• Phoenix receives Cleveland's 2008 second round pick, as part of Milt Palacio trade.
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• Indiana receives Phoenix's 2008 2nd round draft pick in exchange for James Jones.
• Seattle receives Phoenix's 2008 and 2010 1st round picks (fully unprotected). Kurt Thomas salary dump trade.
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• Seattle receives Phoenix's 2008 and 2010 1st round picks (fully unprotected). Kurt Thomas salary dump trade.
• Seattle will receive either Boston’s 2008 second round pick or Portland’s 2008 second round pick, whichever is better (more favorable). Ray Allen/Wally Szczerbiak trade.
• Seattle receives Denver's 2008 second round pick, as part of Reggie Evans/Earl Watson four-team trade.
• Seattle will receive Houston or New Orleans' 2008 2nd round pick (whichever is worse?) as part of the Carl Landry trade.
• Seattle receives San Antonio's 2009 first round pick (protection?) as part of the Kurt Thomas trade.
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• Minnesota receives Boston's 2009 1st round draft pick, top 3 protected, as part of Kevin Garnett trade.
• 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 owns Miami's 2008 2nd round draft pick, via Boston (Antoine Walker trade)
• Minnesota receives Houston's 2010 second round pick, in exchange for Gerald Green.
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• Los Angeles Clippers receive Minnesota's first round pick (top-10 protected through 2010) 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.
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• Portland receives Memphis' 2008 2nd round pick. James White (#31 pick, 2006) to Indiana trade for Alexander Johnson (#45 pick, 2006)]
• Portland receives New York's 2008 second round pick, in exchange for rights to Demetris Nichols
• Portland receives the worse (lower) of Indiana's 2008 2nd round picks--either the Pacers or the Suns.
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• Boston will receive Portland's 2008 second round draft pick, as part of Sebastian Telfair for #7 pick (2006) trade.
This pick may be conveyed to Seattle as part of the Ray Allen/Wally Szczerbiak trade (better/higher of Celtics/Blazers picks goes to Seattle)
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• Phoenix receives Golden State's 2009 2nd round pick, from Zarko Cabarkapa trade.
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• Memphis owes Washington a 1st round pick, (top 19 protected in 2008, top 16 protected in 2009, top 14 protected from 2010-2012, top 12 protected in 2013). If the pick still rolls over in 2014, Memphis will give Washington a second round pick and cash considerations. Juan Carlos Navarro rights trade.
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