Is it a good choice to trade T-MAC?
537016
It depends if T-Mac gets better.
933159
Well, you already have two great QB's so trading Palmer won't be a burden. So, in effect, you're trading Thomas Jones for Fitzgerald and Barber. Keep in mind that Barber is due for some touchdowns (players tend to gravitate towards their career numbers) and Mcalister may not get as many touches as they try to groom Reggie Bush into the starting position next year.\n\nI would say to pull the trigger on this offer. Sounds like you have a great team. Good Luck!
683733
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1140960
A T-Mac for Iverson deal could possibly work and would make sense for both teams- but don't expect it to happen.  McGrady is a tough player and wants to win badly, I'm not saying he'll be the MVP this season or that the Rockets will win the chamionship- but I will say I think T-Mac will bounce back and have a big year for the Rockets- he let a lot of people down last year- including himself- and he will be working hard to make that up this year...
874736
Yes trade him now.  As you said his value has never been higher and you could probably get a solid #2(maybe even a low-end #1) and a decent QB to go with.  Assuming the top QBs won't be traded(Manning, Mcnabb, Brady, Bulger) you could probably get Favre in the deal as well.  The Packers D stinks so they get behind a lot which means Favre puts up big numbers playing catch up.  True he's been prone to INTs over the last few years but he's still got some juice left and Driver and Jennings(if he comes back this week) are playing well.  And you know Vick has a serious downside with his lackluster performances.  Go for two solid players (#1 or #2 WR and a decent QB) and you'll be better off down the road.  Trust me I've had Vick on my team and I lived to regret it.
891160
It would be a good trade cause Texas needs pitching. However, Teixera is one of the Rangers better offensive weapons.
1105500
i would open a Commodity Trading Account and put the money into T-Bills which will earn 4.635% interest.  Property is at a peak now, but T-Bills are a safe investment. on a million dollars every 3 months you will receive $46,350.00 return,  $185,400.00 every year.
133628
I have used E*Trade for years.  Low trading price and you can talk with someone if necessary.
1179362
Unlikely, just sell the Dell, there are plenty of people who will buy it. Then look for good deal on the Mac. Be prepared for the sticker shock initially when purchasing and especially when wanting to upgrade hardware or software. Also get used to having no real choices in these matters.
732154
I'd post in your league that you're open to the idea of trading and see what kind of offers are made. It's hard to say what you should do since the points system in each league is different and factors heavily in what makes a good deal or bad one. Plus the better offensive players tend to get rested down the line whereas the defense usually doesn't let up as much so your trade value could go down a lot late in the season.
389625
Absolutely NOT! Just wait another year, or two years max and you'll see a very significant savings. Even if prices remain constant you'll be in a much stronger negotiating position. This it the very end of a very long sellers market. A buyers market is just around the corner. Just be a little patient!
1061472
I'm from Philly. And here is what I think... I am kinda startled at this trade, until I seen that u got a lot of things done in this deal...\n\nA. Bye Bye Raef LaFrentz u piece of trash, and take your overpaid *** to Portland (NYKnicks of the West)\nB. Theo Ratliff, a good defensive presence in the middle (provided he stays healthy)\nC. Potential. TELFAIR could pan out to be a 15 ppg, 8 APG (key stat here), 5 rpg, 3 spg Point Guard (provided he plays consistent and stays healthy too!!!)\n\nSo technically speaking, this was a good deal..........Maybe...............\n\nP.S.: U got Rajon Rondo and Leon Powe in the draft, so I really would not complain there.
287636
I have NO idea. But I think HD is a reasonable investment. Also CHL for those who think GWB is nuts.
1127762
I would hold on to it until mid next year.  The best time to sell it would have been this offseason.  Now that he is injured it will lose a lot of value because he still isnt considered to be consistently elite.  If he has a hot start next year it will go up a lot.  If you are a cubs fan I would hang on to it, it proably would have more sentimental value.
364190
YES!  Do it!  Iguchi is streaky and unproven--a second tier 2B at best.  Capuano is pretty good, but not as good as the Cy young candidate Santana.  Berkman hit two Bombs today.  You know what you will get from Santana and Berkman --two top tier players.  Bonds is extremely high risk.  Visquel is good but not a great offensive player, and he hits in a pitching friendly BP.  You gotta take this trade!\n\nAll in all, you gave 4 for 2--you get to pick up two players, a 2B, and SS.  Take a chance on the waiver wire, maybe a guy like Jack Wilson, Jose Lopez, or Ian Kinsler is avail.
746279
I say go for it. Good luck. You can pick Lamont too.
575085
Your question is too general.  Even in hot markets, you will find the occassional bargain if you are willing to accept something that needs work or perhaps has some less than ideal variable.