Philadelphia 76ers forwards Rodney Carney, Calvin Booth and a future No. 1 pick have been traded to the Minnesota Timberwolves to free as much as $2 million in additional salary cap space for the Sixers to offer Elton Brand or Josh Smith, multiple league sources said.
Minnesota sends Philadelphia its $2.8 million trade exception from a 2007 deal of Mark Blount to the Miami Heat.
Carney and Booth have been told of the deal, sources said. The deal can’t be finalized until the NBA trade moratorium is lifted on Wednesday.
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It also looked like the Wolves will send a second-rounder to the 76ers according to ESPN. And the first rounder looks to be from the Jazz.
"Don't take anything for granted, because tomorrow is not promised to any of us."
1st rounders are nice...
...but they better have a plan to move Carney.
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