If we are gonna correlate (redacted) to the Lakers trading for a star......... it would end with them getting Lebron, but then trading Lebron away for magic beans......
I look at it like this, if you switched Griffin out with Love, I'm pretty sure Griffin would keep the Wolves around the same record they are now, around .500. I'm pretty sure Griffin would average the same numbers and perhaps even better since he would get more scoring opportunities. I just wonder how much better the Clippers would be with Love. I'd rather have Love no doubt though.
Was that why he was so mad?Assuming that they're overweight, why would two out of shape guys suddenly decide to team up and lose weight together?
When before they were surrounded by in shape guys 
it was only for the Holiday season. Back to Ralph Da God.
I like that. It was between Diante Garrett and him, and they signed Garrett.
http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/10233011/carmelo-anthony-blake-griffin-proposal-mulled
[h1]Teams discuss major deal internally[/h1]
Updated: January 4, 2014, 1:04 AM ET
By Chris Broussard | ESPN The Magazine
With the looming possibility of Carmelo Anthony departing New York as a free agent this summer, New York Knicks officials have discussed proposing a trade to the Los Angeles Clippersfor Blake Griffin, according to league sources.
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Sources say Clippers management has also had internal discussions about such a deal but that the clubs have not yet spoken to one another about a potential trade.
As of now, neither team is certain that it would make an Anthony-for-Griffin trade, the sources said.
The Clippers appear to be the more apprehensive of the two teams because Griffin is having a terrific season, especially of late. The 24-year-old power forward has averaged 26 points and nearly 11 rebounds in his last 10 games.
One source close to the situation said the Clippers' latest internal discussion ended in favor of keeping Griffin.
New York's top priority, meanwhile, appears to be re-signing Anthony to a long-term deal this offseason. But with the Knicks struggling badly and Anthony refusing to give assurances that he will return, the Knicks understand they must at least consider other options.
The Clippers are on the Knicks' radar because it is an open secret throughout the league that Anthony and Clippers star point guard Chris Paul have wanted to play together since 2010. That sentiment among the two players has not changed, according to sources.
Paul, who signed a five-year, $107 million deal with the Clippers this offseason, separated his shoulder Friday night against the Dallas Mavericks and is expected to miss three to five weeks.
If the Knicks decide to explore a trade for Anthony, he will have plenty of say as to where he goes because of his impending free agency. No club will offer anything of value for him without knowing he will re-sign with it this summer.
