What's the worst trade or decision your team has ever made?

[TMT]

Trading away Luis Scola and trading for Richard Jefferson.

[RagaZ]

In the Lebron Miami era (and slightly before that) these are the worst decisions Miami has made:

1. Refusing to trade for Chalmers and Cole for Vucevic
2. Hiring Spo as HC
3. Drafting Cole over Parsons
4. Signing Joel Anthony to a 18 million dollar contract

Lawl you didnt support them before 2010.

[QuebecBaller]

Vince Carter trade.

Carter for Zo (never reported), Eric Williams, Aaron Williams

[secund2nun]

Lawl you didnt support them before 2010.

That's why I said Miami in the Lebron era. I don't hide or deny it.

[Mrofir]

Suns traded away rights to Fernandez during the run n gun years.

Suns traded away rights to Rondo during the run n gun years.

Suns failed to match offer for Joe Johnson during the run n gun years.

Suns traded Shawn Marion for Shaq -- at the time Suns had best record in the NBA, went on to lose in 1st round.

Suns.

[Qwyjibo]

Getting junk in return for Vince Carter
Drafting Rafael Araujo #8
Signing Hedo Turkoglu
Signing Jason Kapono
Outbidding themselves by extending Bargnani before it was even necessary
Passing on Andre Drummond in the draft

[redboy]

like every move the lakers did after '11

[It's A VC3!!!]

worst trade of the decade was giving up the sixth overall pick in the 2012 draft (turned out to be damian lillard) for a 30 year old gerald wallace who was going to be a free agent in a couple of months anyways.

i never got that trade and will never understand why billy king made that horrible trade.

[KyrieTheFuture]

Not trading for a single good player for 7 years when we had the best player on the planet

[Mrofir]

I have a feeling that if we would have kept JJ then we would have won a championship in the run and gun years, no question about it....

I feel that way as well -- they never got to have a clear run with everyone healthy from that first magical year. I doubt they could have beaten the spurs in 2005 had Johnson not broken his face, but give them another 2-3 chances in the coming years and I think they would have broken through and stolen one ring.

[Fire Colangelo]

Letting Carter go for ****ing peanuts

Signing Colangelo which led to:

Drafting Bargs over Roy
Giving extension to Bargs
Signing Hedo
Signing Fields
Trading for Gay

[TheMarkMadsen]

Not trading for a single good player for 7 years when we had the best player on the planet

You had Boozer but he didn't want to stay

[KyrieTheFuture]

You had Boozer but he didn't want to stay

I said good

[EricGordon23]

Signing Josh smith
Signing Brandon Jennings
Not firing Joe dumars
charlie V's Contract
Ben gordons contract
Trading billups for iverson

Im sure theres more....

[Bodhi]

like every move the lakers did after '11

Trading for CP3 and Dwight were moves that any other team would have made and trading for Nash wasn't exactly controversial

The only thing I blame the front office for are the coaching hires