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re: Mo Williams trade: Cavaliers get their shooter - but how did the Bucks do?

J.D. Mo — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 23:46:41 GMT

Jeramey,

For the record, I didn't source it at all or claim it. The editor of the wonderful world of sportsbubbler.com wishfully thought, in all the Mo trade excitement, that I had photoshopped the Mo-splosion. While I do have some photoshop skills, no way I would have attempted the image you created. Great work!!!

Hope you check in on the jinx every so often, despite the oversight. I'm going to catch he#@ from the editorial board on this one - they may even slash the budget again.

Cheers!

re: Mo Williams trade: Cavaliers get their shooter - but how did the Bucks do?

Jeramey — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:48:01 GMT

JD, while I do think it's neat that you used my image, please consider this your official cease and desist takedown notice unless you choose to source the image correctly.

The image you have chosen to use (flickr.com/.../809646721) requires the following licensing conditions, notably attribution (creativecommons.org/.../deed.en).

Thanks dude, and keep up the writing.

re: Mo Williams trade brewing (and stalling) with Cleveland and Oklahoma City

J.D. Mo — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 05:06:47 GMT

As for that 15 percent, can you believe that was in a Chad Ford column? Unbelievable, and certainly deserving of another Chad Ford watch post, if for no other reason than to remind myself that the Chad Ford Principle is still in effect.

re: Mo Williams trade brewing (and stalling) with Cleveland and Oklahoma City

J.D. Mo — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 00:33:28 GMT

Struck through over that part. It would seem Cleveland's priority would be to shed salary in any deal, not take on more. I can picture Ferry putting his foot down and saying "somebody has got to take Damon Jones in this deal."

re: Mo Williams trade brewing (and stalling) with Cleveland and Oklahoma City

Frank M — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 15:00:42 GMT

There's actually no requirement that the Bucks take in a minimum amount of salary back--the rule is only that teams can't take back more than 125% + 100k of what they're sending out. So the deal works from the Milwaukee/OKC perspectives, but not from Cleveland's...that obviously means the whole thing doesn't work of course.

To get Mo, Cleveland needs to send out at least $6.6 million since 125% of that figure plus $100k is 8.353 million.