Seriously, has a dude EVER been traded THREE times in a span of like a month or two?Originally Posted by UCLAMIKE
poor qrich getting passed around like a jump off
Originally Posted by JapanAir21
Seriously, has a dude EVER been traded THREE times in a span of like a month or two?Originally Posted by UCLAMIKE
poor qrich getting passed around like a jump off
DAMN.
Could Kings Trade Martin?
Jul 20, 2009 4:31 PM EST
Kevin Martin is entering the third season of a five-year contract worth about $53 million.
The possibility of Sacramento trading Martin appears to be greater than ever, especially after the team's 17-win season and questions over his toughness after a lingering ankle injury.
"You definitely want (the Kings' rebuilding) to speed up," Martin told the Sacramento Bee. "You definitely don't want to be scoring 25 (points) for no reason. ... But I've still got time. I definitely want to be part of this. I'm just along for the ride."
via RealGM...
Who were the Kings fans acting like the Kings weren't going to try and trade Martin when I was bringing it up a while back?
It's nothing serious now, but I wouldn't be surprised if it happened with them picking up Evans. They probably view him more as a combo guard than atrue PG at this point.
Originally Posted by SCuse7
Marquis Daniels,exactly what I we needed
via RealGM...Originally Posted by bhzmafia14
Could Kings Trade Martin?
Jul 20, 2009 4:31 PM EST
Kevin Martin is entering the third season of a five-year contract worth about $53 million.
The possibility of Sacramento trading Martin appears to be greater than ever, especially after the team's 17-win season and questions over his toughness after a lingering ankle injury.
"You definitely want (the Kings' rebuilding) to speed up," Martin told the Sacramento Bee. "You definitely don't want to be scoring 25 (points) for no reason. ... But I've still got time. I definitely want to be part of this. I'm just along for the ride."
Boozer awaits new NBA home
[h3]BY MICHELLE KAUFMAN[/h3] [h3][email protected][/h3]
Two-time NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer said he and the Utah Jazz have ``mutually agreed'' to a trade, and it would be ``a beautiful thing'' if he could wind up reunited with Olympic teammate Dwyane Wade on the Heat.
Boozer, who owns a waterfront house in Miami and has spent the past five off-seasons here, runs a summer basketball camp at Gulliver Prep Academy in Kendall and said he considers Miami home.
''My wife [CeCe] and I first came here for tax reasons, and fell in love with it,'' Boozer said Monday. ``Love the palm trees, the laid-back attitude, the sun, quality of life. It's like paradise here, and I would love to be part of the Heat. They're a very good team, and I'm real close to some of the guys. Dwyane and I started to get close at the Athens Olympics in 2004, and I'd love to play on his team. Plus, I already live here. I'm just waiting to see what happens.''
Boozer, 27, said he and the Jazz have ``mutually agreed'' to a trade, and it's just a matter of finding the right fit and making it happen.'' He said there is no timetable, and the first thing he does every morning is check his cell phone to see if there are any messages about his next destination.
The Heat, in the market for another forward, have shown interest in Boozer and in Los Angeles free agent Lamar Odom, another friend of Wade's who used to play for the Heat. Odom's price tag has been reported at $34 million over five years. Boozer has one year left on his Jazz contract, and was due to be paid $12.7 million next season. Utah is looking to dump his salary to match Portland's $32 million offer sheet for Paul Millsap.
The Chicago Bulls, Detroit Pistons and New York Knicks have also been mentioned as possible suitors for Boozer. He said he is ``excited'' to begin the next chapter of his career, no matter where it may be, but Miami is his No. 1 choice.
There are so many reasons I feel at home here, and I would love to be part of the Heat organization,'' he said. One reason near to his heart is that in 2007, doctors at Miami Children's Hospital performed a successful bone marrow transplant on his then 14-month-old son, Carmani, to cure him of sickle cell anemia. Carmani, now 3, is healthy and happy, along with twin 2-year-old siblings Cameron and Cayden. Half of the proceeds from Boozer's camp are donated to families of children with sickle cell anemia.
And the biggest signing for the Heat so far:
via RealGM...Originally Posted by bhzmafia14
Could Kings Trade Martin?
Jul 20, 2009 4:31 PM EST
Kevin Martin is entering the third season of a five-year contract worth about $53 million.
The possibility of Sacramento trading Martin appears to be greater than ever, especially after the team's 17-win season and questions over his toughness after a lingering ankle injury.
"You definitely want (the Kings' rebuilding) to speed up," Martin told the Sacramento Bee. "You definitely don't want to be scoring 25 (points) for no reason. ... But I've still got time. I definitely want to be part of this. I'm just along for the ride."
Kevin Martin is a borderline franchise player, but would be a really good second option for a championship team
YA OK,
