in the 1993 nba draft which two players got traded for each other?
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In 1993, Chris Webber was selected first in the NBA Draft by the Orlando Magic, who immediately traded him to the Golden State Warriors in exchange for Anfernee Hardaway and three future first round draft picks.*
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NBA Basketball player for the Minnesots Timberwolves.
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The Charlotte Hornets, who traded his rights to the Lakers for Vlade Divac.
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son I can't believe you just asked a question , like that.\n\n\nI think it was that big dude that played for the Lakers and Magic.  \n\n\nnotable mentions:\nAntoine Walker\nBen Wallace\nWilt Chamberlain\nDennis Rodman
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Yes, right before the trade deadline for expiring contract of Penny Hardaway, who was waived right after getting traded to Orlando, as well as small forward Trevor Ariza.  Probably the most horrible move by the Knicks this season, but Isiah Thomas said he wanted him to play with Marbury in a 2006 version of Dumars-Thomas.  Problem is both need the ball, both shoot rather than pass, and both can't play defense.  Look for one of them to be traded this offseason, probably marbury in what may be a reunion with Kevin Garnett
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He was drafted.  He went to Utah in the 2nd round. See source.
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telfair is still a young developing player. he came straight out of high scool at the age of 18. he was not ready for the nba and should have went to college. but he has 2 seasons of maturity at portland under his belt. also he was often injured last season and is not a west coast player. he is a east coast player from brooklyn. i think playing in boston will help him and being under doc rivers will help as well. i thought it was a good trade becasue the draft was weak.
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Trade Winds Blow at Draft; Telfair, Ratliff and Rondo in the Fold\nBy Peter F. Stringer\nCeltics.com\nJune 28, 2006\n\n\nWALTHAM - It was a long night in the War Room, but Danny Ainge was very pleased with the Celtics draft, as they nabbed Sebastian Telfair and Theo Ratliff from Portland, and acquired the draft rights to Rajon Rondo via the Phoenix Suns. \n\n"I think it was a great night," said Ainge. "We addressed some needs and we think we got two terrific young players and got some cap management at the same time." \n\nThe Celtics kicked off the night by taking Villanova's Randy Foye at #7, but Foye was dealt to the Blazers along with Dan Dickau, Raef LaFrentz and cash considerations in exchange point guard Sebastian Telfair, Theo Ratliff and a second round selection in 2008. Telfair is a guard that Ainge has liked since he was a rookie in 2004. \n\n"Telfair is [more ready than] all of the point guards in the draft, he had 1,500 minutes under his belt and fills a need for us," said Danny Ainge. "He is a playmaker, a passer with great vision and speed." \n\nReached by phone at about 10 p.m., Telfair was excited about becoming a Celtic and returning to the East Coast. Telfair played high school ball in Brooklyn and was the focus of the basketball documentary Through the Fire.\n\n"Yes I was surprised, I didn't really know when it was coming. I heard rumors but when it was finalized I was very happy that it went through. I'm excited to play for a team that plays up-and-down, that's a better fit for me," said Telfair, who scored his first NBA points in the FleetCenter and will compete for the Celtics in the Vegas Summer League next month. \n\n"This is my third season and I'd like to be in the playoffs," Telfair said. \n\nDoc Rivers also said that Telfair and Delonte West would compete for the starting point guard gig. \n\n"This trade has been talked about for a couple of weeks. There were times when we thought it wouldn't go through," said Rivers. \n\nMeanwhile, Ratliff gives the Celtics an interior shot blocking and rebounding presence at the four spot, and is a guy who Telfair says "knows how to win games and hold down the paint." \n\nThe Celtics did end up with a first round pick, selecting at #21 when they reached a deal with the Phoenix Suns, acquiring the draft rights to Kentucky point guard Rajon Rondo and Brian Grant in exchange for a future first round pick. Rondo worked out for the second time in Waltham on Monday and regularly blew by his opponents throughout the workout and finished strong at the basket. He is expected to be introduced in Waltham Thursday afternoon.\n\n"We had Rondo rated very, very high in this draft. When we saw he was available around 15, 16, we started exploring some opportunities to get him," said Ainge. "We feel like speed is the way the game is going right now." \n\nAs for Foye, he was dealt again later and ended up with the Minnesota Timberwolves. \n\nhttp://www.nba.com/celtics/news/draft-central/notes062806-draft-trade.html?rss=true
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I agree, being from Detroit I remember when "Tractor" Traylor was traded from the Mavs to the Bucks on draft day for Dirk Nowitzki,  one sided trade if I ever saw one.  \n\nTraylor a very talented bigman originally from the Detroit Public Schools, never overcame his weight issues.   I can see the same future for "Big Baby".
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i would trade the MAVS for the Clippers because im tired of Dirks hair and his cocky attitude i wanna see the Clippers in there that way the LAKERS will feel bad no matter who wins the finals!!\nMIAMI because they have SHAQ and i know laker fans would hate it if he won again without them and the CLIPPERS because it would prove that the Lakers are'nt even the best team in their own city!!
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The draft of 1984!  Hakeem Olajuwon and Sam Bowie.  Boy, what a great player he turned out to be.  Haven't you ever noticed that the greatest players are never the first to be drafted!
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The only player I can think of is Brian Cook, who actually asked for his college number, #34, after Shaq left, but was turned down, so he settled for #43.\n\ndouble_g, Karl Malone's number when he was with the Lakers was 11 (which, I believe, was also his number when he played for the USA Men's Olympic Basketball team), not 43.
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Fuckin' Houston\n\nTraded Rudy Gay and even Swift for Shane Battier\n\nFuckin' Houston\n\nFuck You Rockets Organzation for ruining our season and the next five years
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free agents-ben wallace jason tery Trades lamar odom brown 1st round pick for third round pick and kevin garnet
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Kerr played for phoenix, clevland, orlando, chicago, san antonio, and portland.  I am positive he never played for the Heat.  I think the other guy is thinking of Thunder Dan Marleje
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Chicago Bulls in the 90's
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Kevin Garnett and Kobe Bryent ......