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Originally Posted by CP1708
Whoa, ya'll got Matt Carroll? When did this happen?
Didn't that dude light us up a few years back with the Bobcats I think?
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Originally Posted by CP1708
Whoa, ya'll got Matt Carroll? When did this happen?
Didn't that dude light us up a few years back with the Bobcats I think?
[h1]Clippers in 'very serious' talks with Allen Iverson[/h1]
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Free-agent guard Allen Iverson split his time between Denver and Detroit last season.
The 34-year-old free-agent guard, the NBA's MVP in 2001 but coming off a disappointing season, also has been pursued by Miami and Memphis this summer.
By Lisa Dillman
July 14, 2009
Reporting from Las Vegas -- Talks between the Clippers and free-agent guard Allen Iverson have been characterized as "very serious," according a source close to Iverson who was not authorized to speak publicly about the negotiations.
The Clippers have long been intrigued by Iverson, having come close to acquiring him in the past.
As recently as last week, however, their interest in him was considered more of a long shot.
The Clippers were also waiting to see what would happen with their trade that sent Zach Randolph to Memphis, but that deal is scheduled to be completed Friday.
Iverson is looking at the $5.8-million mid-level exception for next season, and one of his other potential suitors, the Miami Heat, is reportedly unwilling to offer more than $2 million for one season.
Until now, the team expressing the most interest in Iverson was Memphis, but team owner Michael Heisley was quoted today in the Commercial Appeal as saying he thought the Grizzlies were a last resort for Iverson.
Iverson, who turned 34 last month, was traded from Denver to Detroit last season and had a disappointing season for the Pistons. He also caused a flap during the spring when he said he didn't want to come off the bench for the Pistons.
Iverson averaged a career-low 17.5 points in 57 games for Denver and Detroit. He won the NBA MVP award in the 2000-01 season.
I'll buy a pair of hacksaws, I'll join you, dinner is on me. We can even have some dessert too.Originally Posted by Nowitness41Dirk
My feelings right now...
I just think it's poor management. It seems like they're willing to spend money but just because you spend money doesn't guarantee youresults. You never know when guys are going to fall off the face of the earth, word to Stephon, Francis, etc.Originally Posted by Nowitness41Dirk
That's my thing too, JA...
If your intention is to trade him, you still aren't gonna get good value without packaging him with one of your premier guys... They just don't have the contracts to make it work...
If they don't trade him, you're paying huge dollars for a back up that'll play 20 minutes a night...
I don't get it... Not financially, anyways...
I thought they were already the best team in the East sans Gortat after they signed Bass...
There's no doubt, but you couldn't get that cheaper?Originally Posted by UCLAMIKE
The magic had to match they have no Depth behind D12 if he gets hurt or foul trouble. they got Bass fine but he cant guard centers.
lewis is still a mismatch at SF because he is bigger and stronger the most SF
Gortat will get over going back to the magic just like countless NBA players had before this.
lolwut.Originally Posted by EDWeeNO
GO MAGIC!!!!!!!!!!!! WE AINT GOING NOWHERE!!! DONT SLEEP ON US THIS UPCOMING SEASON. The NBA better take note cause we got no other place to go but up.