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colonel Posted: 08-03-2005 3:54 PM

Which players were involved in the biggest trade in NBA history?  (Prior to today's 5 Team/13 Player dealio...)

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I remember Patrick Ewing was in it, but that's about it.
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 colonel wrote:

Which players were involved in the biggest trade in NBA history?  (Prior to today's 5 Team/13 Player dealio...)



Biggest = most talent, or
Biggest = most bodies?

Sounds like most bodies; in which case I don't know.  If it's most talent, I suspect one of the Wilt trades.  Probably the first. 
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I was implying Most Warm Bodies.
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Apparently this was a trick question - 13 players involved makes the biggest trade ever...  Thanks for proving me wrong, ESPN...



Largest trades in NBA history:

13 PLAYERS:
August 2, 2005: MIAMI acquires G Jason Williams, F James Posey and G Andre Emmett from the MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES, F Antoine Walker from the BOSTON CELTICS and the draft rights to Roberto Duenas from the NEW ORLEANS HORNETS in a five-team trade that sent F Eddie Jones from Miami and G Raul Lopez from UTAH to Memphis; New Orleans acquires G Kirk Synder from Utah and F Rasual Butler from Miami; C Greg Ostertag was sent to Utah from Memphis; Boston Celtics acquired C Curtis Borchardt from Utah, and F Qyntel Woods, the draft rights to Albert Miralles, two second round draft picks (2006 and either 2007 or 2008), and cash from Miami.

12 PLAYERS:
September 20, 2000 : NEW YORK acquires F Glen Rice, C Travis Knight and a first-round pick from the LOS ANGELES LAKERS and C Vladimir Stepania, F Lazaro Borrell, G Vernon Maxwell, a first-round pick and two second round picks from SEATTLE in a four-team trade that sent C Patrick Ewing to Seattle; Los Angeles Lakers acquired F Horace Grant and F Chuck Person, C Greg Foster and G Emanual Davis from Seattle; PHOENIX acquired C Chris Dudley and a first-round pick from New York for C Luc Longley.

11 PLAYERS:
August 27, 1999: HOUSTON traded G Michael Dickerson, F/C Othella Harrington, G Brent Price, F/C Antoine Carr and a future first round draft pick to VANCOUVER as part of a three-way deal in which the Rockets received draft rights to G Steve Francis and F Tony Massenburg from Grizzlies and F Don MacLean and future first round draft choice from ORLANDO, and the Magic received F Michael Smith, G/F Rodrick Rhodes, G Lee Mayberry and F Makhtar Ndiaya from Grizzlies.

-- ESPN Research

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