NBA SIMS LEAGUE Trade Details
The Boston Celtics send Kenyon Martin Jr. to the Indiana Pacers. The Boston Celtics send Johnny Davis to the Phoenix Suns. The Boston Celtics send Dennis Schroder to the Portland Trail Blazers. The Phoenix Suns send R.J. Barrett to the Boston Celtics. The Portland Trail Blazers send DAngelo Russell to the Phoenix Suns.
The Boston Celtics send a 1st-Rounder (Ind) to the Portland Trail Blazers. The Indiana Pacers send a 2nd-Rounder (Was) to the Phoenix Suns. The Portland Trail Blazers send a 2nd-Rounder (Was) to the Phoenix Suns.
Salary Details
| TEAM | SALARY RECEIVED | SALARY TRADED | TOTAL | GM POINTS | STATUS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boston | $ 23,883,929 | $ 19,386,481 | $ +4,497,448 | 0 | confirmed |
| Indiana | $ 1,930,681 | $ 0 | $ +1,930,681 | 0 | confirmed |
| Phoenix | $ 22,358,493 | $ 23,883,929 | $ -1,525,436 | 0 | confirmed |
| Portland | $ 12,405,000 | $ 17,307,693 | $ -4,902,693 | 0 | confirmed |
| Team | Reason | Fine |
|---|---|---|
| Bos | Trade (31957) LUX Fine | -5 |
| Pho | Trade (31957) Retrade fine R.J. Barrett | -10 |
| Por | Trade (31957) Retrade fine DAngelo Russell | -10 |
Player Details
| TEAM | ADDED | LOST |
|---|---|---|
 | R.J. Barrett ( $ 25,794,643 ) | Dennis Schroder ( $ 13,025,250 ) Kenyon Martin Jr. ( $ 7,975,000 ) Johnny Davis ( $ 5,291,160 ) First rounder (Ind ) for 2028 - () |
 | Kenyon Martin Jr. ( $ 7,975,000 ) | Second rounder (Was ) for 2026 - () |
 | DAngelo Russell ( $ 18,692,307 ) Johnny Davis ( $ 5,291,160 ) Second rounder (Was ) for 2025 - () Second rounder (Was ) for 2026 - () TPE for $ 1,525,436 | R.J. Barrett ( $ 25,794,643 ) |
 | Dennis Schroder ( $ 13,025,250 ) First rounder (Ind ) for 2028 - () TPE for $ 4,902,693 | DAngelo Russell ( $ 18,692,307 ) Second rounder (Was ) for 2025 - () |
| Comments (1) | |||
| JonathanJ182 02/10/24 01:27 am | Good trade for all teams I think. Though I would�ve held on to D-Lo, he�s playing some of his best basketball lately. Could�ve moved him for a bigger return closer to the deadline I think. Either way all teams seem to have done well. | ||