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2010 NBA Trade Deadline thread
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lobotomybeats
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Man I don't know of a lot of players available that are worth possibly screwing up the Cav's chemistry.
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14 and 10.
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troy can hit 3's.....besides that idk :shrugs*
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dumbest logic i've ever heard in sports forum.
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Imagine all of the travels not being calledOriginally Posted by I NaSmatic I
Imagine seeing LeBron and Maggette on a break.
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Butler-to-Mavs 'looks like it will go through'
Posted on: February 12, 2010 5:56 pm
Edited on: February 12, 2010 6:02 pmScore:
DALLAS -- After weeks of discussions, taking the Wizards through various trade proposals that would put them on the path to rebuilding, Washington has revived a deal that would send Caron Butler to the Mavericks for Josh Howard, CBSSpports.com has learned.
The deal "looks like it will go through," according to a person with direct knowledge of the discussions. The Butler-for-Howard scenario was revived in the past 48 hours after Dallas owner Mark Cuban initially balked at the idea, the source said.
The Wizards were deeply involved in discussions with Boston that would've sent Butler and Brendan Haywood to the Celtics for Ray Allen, but that deal apparently died for a combination of reasons. The Wizards were reluctant to include Antawn Jamison in the swap, and the Celtics were concerned about taking on large contracts as they try to position themselves to remain a threat down the stretch and also to improve in future seasons.
Barring a snag, Butler would add to the Mavs' offensive potency -- assuming he will return to his previous All-Star level with a change of scenery.
Howard was virtually a lock to be traded before the Feb. 18 deadline because he's unhappy with his role and has a team option for next season at $11.8 million.
Please hurry and make this happen..
No Haywood?
Posted on: February 12, 2010 5:56 pm
Edited on: February 12, 2010 6:02 pmScore:
DALLAS -- After weeks of discussions, taking the Wizards through various trade proposals that would put them on the path to rebuilding, Washington has revived a deal that would send Caron Butler to the Mavericks for Josh Howard, CBSSpports.com has learned.
The deal "looks like it will go through," according to a person with direct knowledge of the discussions. The Butler-for-Howard scenario was revived in the past 48 hours after Dallas owner Mark Cuban initially balked at the idea, the source said.
The Wizards were deeply involved in discussions with Boston that would've sent Butler and Brendan Haywood to the Celtics for Ray Allen, but that deal apparently died for a combination of reasons. The Wizards were reluctant to include Antawn Jamison in the swap, and the Celtics were concerned about taking on large contracts as they try to position themselves to remain a threat down the stretch and also to improve in future seasons.
Barring a snag, Butler would add to the Mavs' offensive potency -- assuming he will return to his previous All-Star level with a change of scenery.
Howard was virtually a lock to be traded before the Feb. 18 deadline because he's unhappy with his role and has a team option for next season at $11.8 million.
Please hurry and make this happen..
No Haywood?
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No Haywood.
Tim Thomas or Quinton Ross will be included according to Woj.
Not a bad pick up. Too bad you guys have to stomach Stevenson, though
Tim Thomas or Quinton Ross will be included according to Woj.
Not a bad pick up. Too bad you guys have to stomach Stevenson, though
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my uncle was at some thing in down town and said he was with bun b,he said he will send me the pics later so i will post when i get them.
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Interesting......really didn't think Caron would end up going to Dallas.
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MEH... Only thing I like about this trade is it doesn't kill their cap flexibility... Other than that... MEH.
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i just read it was declinded by dallas? now its almost complete?
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The Mavericks appear to have agreed on the major points of a trade that will send Josh Howard, Drew Gooden, Quinton Ross and James Singleton to Washington for Caron Butler, Brendan Haywood and DeShawn Stevenson.
The deal is not done. But a source said that the pieces of the trade have been tentatively agreed upon.
The trade would require league approval, which could take until after All-Star Weekend.
The Mavericks and Wizards have been trade partners before, when Dallas acquired Devin Harris and Jerry Stackhouse for Antawn Jamison in 2004. That was a trade that both teams viewed as a success.
Washington apparently has become resigned to the fact that Haywood, their center who is having a solid season, would not re-sign this summer when he is a free agent.
That, plus the fact that the Wizards will save a ton of money if the deal goes down, is their motivation.
The Mavericks drafted Howard in 2003 and he has enjoyed great successes, although he has been prone to controversial moments.
He's been struggling this year to recover from off-season ankle surgery but has played well lately. Next season, his contract is a team option, which could yield a payroll savings of $11 million for the Wizards.
--Eddie Sefko
Which is it?
GIVE US HAYWOOD!
The deal is not done. But a source said that the pieces of the trade have been tentatively agreed upon.
The trade would require league approval, which could take until after All-Star Weekend.
The Mavericks and Wizards have been trade partners before, when Dallas acquired Devin Harris and Jerry Stackhouse for Antawn Jamison in 2004. That was a trade that both teams viewed as a success.
Washington apparently has become resigned to the fact that Haywood, their center who is having a solid season, would not re-sign this summer when he is a free agent.
That, plus the fact that the Wizards will save a ton of money if the deal goes down, is their motivation.
The Mavericks drafted Howard in 2003 and he has enjoyed great successes, although he has been prone to controversial moments.
He's been struggling this year to recover from off-season ankle surgery but has played well lately. Next season, his contract is a team option, which could yield a payroll savings of $11 million for the Wizards.
--Eddie Sefko
Which is it?
GIVE US HAYWOOD!
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If it's Haywood, it's better... If not him, it's a lateral move.
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Damn shame that Singleton has a trade exception, could be Kidd trade all over again,
I hope Haywood and Dampier could co-exist if we did get him
I hope Haywood and Dampier could co-exist if we did get him
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what do u mean...Originally Posted by JapanAir21
Damn shame that Singleton has a trade exception, could be Kidd trade all over again,
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he can veto the trade.Originally Posted by rck2sactown
what do u mean...Originally Posted by JapanAir21
Damn shame that Singleton has a trade exception, could be Kidd trade all over again,
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^Ooooook. I always thought the trade exception had something to do with money and cap space.
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Originally Posted by JapanAir21
he can veto the trade.Originally Posted by rck2sactown
what do u mean...Originally Posted by JapanAir21
Damn shame that Singleton has a trade exception, could be Kidd trade all over again,
He wont though. Dude just wants playing time, he wont pull a Devean George.
Marc Stein will discuss the latest on this on 103.3 ESPN Radio in Dallas @ 7:40 tonight.
Also, this from the Dallas Morning News
http://mavsblog.dallasnews.com/archives/2010/02/mavericks-on-verge-of-trading-josh-howar.html
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Eddie Sefko/Reporter
The Mavericks appear to have agreed on the major points of a trade that will send Josh Howard, Drew Gooden, Quinton Ross and James Singleton to Washington for Caron Butler, Brendan Haywood and DeShawn Stevenson.
The deal is not done. But a source said that the pieces of the trade have been tentatively agreed upon.
The trade would require league approval, which could take until after All-Star Weekend.
The Mavericks and Wizards have been trade partners before, when Dallas acquired Devin Harris and Jerry Stackhouse for Antawn Jamison in 2004. That was a trade that both teams viewed as a success.
Washington apparently has become resigned to the fact that Haywood, their center who is having a solid season, would not re-sign this summer when he is a free agent.
That, plus the fact that the Wizards will save a ton of money if the deal goes down, is their motivation.
The Mavericks drafted Howard in 2003 and he has enjoyed great successes, although he has been prone to controversial moments.
He's been struggling this year to recover from off-season ankle surgery but has played well lately. Next season, his contract is a team option, which could yield a payroll savings of $11 million for the Wizards.
--Eddie Sefko
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Yesss,A line up of:
Haywood
Dirk
Matrix
Butler
Kidd
Looks pretty good.Butler has the perfect skillset and attitude this team needs.
I think they should go after another player still,something is missing.
Haywood
Dirk
Matrix
Butler
Kidd
Looks pretty good.Butler has the perfect skillset and attitude this team needs.
I think they should go after another player still,something is missing.
