NBA: Phoenix swaps Sebastian Telfair for Toronto's Hamed Haddadi - report

The Phoenix Suns and the Toronto Raptors have engaged in a one-for-one trade, which sends point guard Sebastian Telfair out of the desert and into Canada, in exchange for Iranian center Hamed Haddadi, ESPN's Chris Broussard reported.

Sebastian Telfair to Toronto For Hamed Haddadi deal done, source says

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In addition to Haddadi, Phoenix also gets 2nd round pick from Toronto for Telfair

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Phoenix also picks up a second round selection from Toronto in the trade. Haddadi had been acquired by the Raptors as part of the trade that saw them acquire Rudy Gay last January though he hasn't hit the floor once for Toronto. The 7'2" center has career averages of 2.0 points and 2.1 rebounds in six minutes of playing time. Telfair on the other hand has been a mildly productive back-up for the Suns, norming 6.0 points, 1.5 rebounds and 2.5 assists in 17 minutes this season. By acquiring Telfair, the Raptors get a back-up for Kyle Lowry, after giving up Jose Calderon in their previous trade this season. Phoenix on the other hand gets a back-up big man while clearing playing time for 2012 first round pick Kendall Marshall. - AMD, GMA News Here's how the trade looks on the ESPN NBA Trade Machine: