NLEX - PTJ - KIA (3 way trade)

Here is how it goes:

First step:

Nlex sends Larry Rodriguez to Purefoods for Purefoods 2010 first.

Second step:

Nlex sends Purefoods 2010 first to Kia for Mark Isip and RJ Rizada.

Third step:

Purefoods sends JR Quinahan to Kia for Brixter Encarnacion.

Fourth step:

Kia sends Chito Victolero and Alaska 2011 first to Nlex for Jonas Villanueva.


NLEX gets:
Mark Isip - 2,570,675
RJ Rizada - 1,694,238
Chito Victolero - 998,398
Alaska 2011 first

NLEX lost:
Jonas Villanueva
Larry Rodriguez

KIA gets:
Jonas Villanueva - 1,846,900
JR Quinahan - 2,193,200
Purefoods 2010 first

KIA lost:
Mark Isip
RJ Rizada
Brixter Encarnacion
Chito Victolero
Alaska 2011 first

Purefoods gets:
Larry Rodriguez - 1,718,100
Brixter Encarnacion - 500,000

Purefoods lost:
JR Quinahan
Purefoods 2010 first



I accept! letting go of Isip and Alaska's 2011 first is hard for me especially that i am really targetting the rookies in 2011. But the opportunity to get JR Quinahan as well as that 2010 Purefoods first os somewhat enough for me to try the Quinhan + Harp frontline and of course the chance to have a decent back up at pg in jvill.

Confirmed!

Reason: I really like Jonas but things are not working well with my team , changes must be done and sad to say he will be part of it. Letting him go will left a large hole in my guard rotation but I think it Gabe time to show how versatile he is to be our new court general. And the 1st which I think will become a valuable asset for us in the future.

Confirmed..

I like JRQ as a player.. but I'm more of a LRod guy.
Wanna try Espinas as my starting center. If it doesn't work, at least my PF depth is solved.

DENIED

- first step alone is not salary legal

Note: You have to make sure each part of the trade is salary legal as it will be entered step by step.

APPROVED

- my bad, i should have analyzed the trade thoroughly. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Note: Since this trade is already approved, the separate new trade between NLEX and Purefoods will be voided.

PROCESSED