I stand corrected
The Jazz could end up with an unprotected lottery pick from the Knicks in the 2010 draft -- not the 2009 draft.
The Jazz acquired the pick in a trade they made with Phoenix on Feb. 19, 2004.
The Jazz received veteran forward Tom Gugliotta, a 2004 first-round pick, a protected first-round pick that the Suns had previously acquired from New York, a 2005 second-round pick and cash for Ben Handlogten and Keon Clark.
The protections on the pick acquired from the Knicks via Phoenix run out after the 2009-10 season, which means even if New York struggles and finishes in the lottery, Utah still gets it.
Thanks for the help.
-- Steve Luhm
The Jazz acquired the pick in a trade they made with Phoenix on Feb. 19, 2004.
The Jazz received veteran forward Tom Gugliotta, a 2004 first-round pick, a protected first-round pick that the Suns had previously acquired from New York, a 2005 second-round pick and cash for Ben Handlogten and Keon Clark.
The protections on the pick acquired from the Knicks via Phoenix run out after the 2009-10 season, which means even if New York struggles and finishes in the lottery, Utah still gets it.
Thanks for the help.
-- Steve Luhm
2:43 PM
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was that 2005 2nd rounder used on dee brown?
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