Table 1: Trade Values

What Cleveland is Offering

GMINFGFGAFG% FTFTAFT%ORDR TRASTSTLTOBLKPTS PPGCredAV
Nance'88672383487920 0.5293043900.77919341460720763155159128019.1164212.3
31'897325264969200.539 2673340.799156425 58115957117206125917.2 165412.4
3.75'906220654128070.511 1862390.778162354516 16154110122101116.3 130610.3
Totals:202697413952647 0.5277579630.7865111193 17045271743824873550 17.6460211.3
GMINFGFGAFG% FTFTAFT%ORDR TRASTSTLTOBLKPTS PPGCredAV
Kerr'88DidNotPlay
25'892615720460.435 690.6673141724 760542.1671.1
8.25'907816641924320.44463 730.863128698248 457475206.75945.7
Totals:1042033212478 0.44469820.84115100 115272528075745.5 6614.2

Nance's Trade Value:28.6
Kerr's Trade Value: 25.3
Total Offered Trade Value:53.9

What Cleveland Wants in Return

GMINFGFGAFG% FTFTAFT%ORDR TRASTSTLTOBLKPTS PPGCredAV
Chapman'88DidNotPlay
23'8975221952612710.414 1551950.79574113 1871767011325126716.9 8277.3
9.75'90541762377924 0.4081441920.75052127 17913246100694517.5 6135.9
Totals:129488490321950.411 2993870.773126240 366308116213312212 17.114406.4

Chapman's Trade Value:50.6
Total Demanded Trade Value:50.6

Cleveland is offering players whose total trade value is 53.9 for a player whose trade value is only 50.6. This would imply that this is a good trade for Charlotte. But the great amount of uncertainty involved in evaluating these players makes this an interesting case. The difference of only 3.3 between trade values is too small to be beyond measurement error and implies only that this appears to be an even trade.

CONCLUSION: EVEN TRADE. NEED FURTHER STUDY.