Weren’t there retards here saying the Mavs won the trade?

[Odogg]

The Lakers trades for the draft rights to Magic and Worthy were pretty epic. One of them involved past his prime Gail Goodrich and the other I cannot even remember who the player was.

[_Vcsgrizzfan_]

Which would you say was the most lopsided?

Bill Russell for Ed Macauley and Cliff Hagan. Macauley was an all star C when the Celtics traded him for the rights to Russell, but with hindsight, 11-0.

That's a good one.

I didn't even know it happened.

Both Hagan and Macauley had great careers and are HOFers, but still. That trade completely changed the next 13 years of the NBA like none other.

[Shill Jackson]

Lakers won the trade, but it wasn’t the most lopsided in history.

Which would you say was the most lopsided?

I thinks fultz for Tatum is pretty high up there. During his best seasons fultz was a replacement level player while Tatum has been top 5-10 for years now

I think Philly got bamboozled that Fultz was the answer (sorry Phuture). From watching him in the PAC-12, I never got the feeling that he was that special. Lakers wanted Lonzgod (who did seem pretty special pre injuries) and I wonder if they didn’t hint that they were looking at Fultz to get Philly to bite.
Past their prime Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce to Brooklyn in exchange for what proved to be a big haul of picks was pretty lopsided, and that led to Tatum.
Never fight a land war in Asia, and never trade with the Celtics. lol