Is another trade needed?
Only team to trade a player for a consultant's advice
Indiana Pacers, Jan. 7, 1983
Jon Spoelstra earned a reputation as a marketing guru during 11 years as the Senior Vice President/General Manager of the Portland Trail Blazers. During his tenure with the team, there wasn' a game that wasn't sold out.
In 1983, his expertise helped Portland make the strangest trade in NBA history. Needing a point guard to fill a hole created by injury, Portland acquired veteran Don Buse from the Indiana Pacers. The compensation to the Pacers wasn't a player, but one week of Spoelstra's time as a management consultant.
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That's funny
Do you have an eye on some potential management consultants? If only the Pacers could pull off a similar deal now just to open up some cap space.
I honestly think that.
I would trade anyone on the current Pacers roster for Sam Presti or Daryl Morey if they would be given free reign of the franchise.
Completely 100% serious.
" Tell me something Steve, How does a guy from Puerto Rico loose a ball in the Sun? "
i would give my right nut to get morey with the pacers
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