Originally Posted by I NaSmatic I
Even though Drew Gooden is a headcase and inconsistent, he'd be a nice addition to the Nuggets.
I can't be the only disappointed in his career thus far...I thought he was going to be a 20-10 guy after watching him at KU.
It started off well, he went 8-8 his first gameOriginally Posted by bhzmafia14
It all started when Memphis tried to play him at SF next to Pau Gasol and Lorenzen Wright.Originally Posted by I NaSmatic I
Even though Drew Gooden is a headcase and inconsistent, he'd be a nice addition to the Nuggets.
I can't be the only disappointed in his career thus far...I thought he was going to be a 20-10 guy after watching him at KU.That was a wasted pick. If they wanted a SF, they should've just drafted Caron like I wanted them to.
Knicks are so stupid.Originally Posted by heat23
[h2]Knicks Could Sign-And-Trade Lee For Boozer?[/h2]
Jul 25, 2009 10:02 AM EST
The latest rumor involving the Knicks has the team signing-and-trading David Lee to the Jazz for Carlos Boozer.
Lee acknowledged earlier this week that he is getting frustrated with his situation as a free agent.
The move might be a questionable one for the Jazz, especially since they recently matched Portland's offer sheet for Paul Millsap, who is similar to Lee in a number of ways.
Both Boozer and Lee have been linked to a number of teams this offseason.
Via Deseret News
I don't know, but Drew is still giving you 12 and 8 in less than 30 mpg which is not THAT bad. He's a poor man's version of David Leeand I'm not sure why he hasn't been able to latch onto a team for a longer stretch.Originally Posted by I NaSmatic I
Even though Drew Gooden is a headcase and inconsistent, he'd be a nice addition to the Nuggets.
I can't be the only disappointed in his career thus far...I thought he was going to be a 20-10 guy after watching him at KU.
Originally Posted by NobleKane
ill tell you this. before there were thoughts of lebron coming to the knicks, knicks fans thought david lee was worth 50 million a yearcan i get a witness?
I don't like Lee in Utah much either. He's a Sloan type of guy and would do well in the system, but they don't need him with Millsaplocked up. If they can find a veteran back up to play 12-15 minute behind Millsap (or just play AK-47 at PF where he belongs), that be ideal.
Originally Posted by SHUGES
True. I can co-sign NY fans being split on Lee.
I was one of the very few in the season thread (during the season) arguing that he should stay.
Dak I say that Utah will be happy b/c most Utah fans just wanted Boozer gone. Plus Lee is white.
But you're right, bringing Lee in to play when they just re-upped Paul makes no sense.
dwadeofficial This is for Lamar Odom...come back to where it started for the both of us..thefranchise u help build back up wants u to End it all here
Yep.
[h1]Sources: Odom leaning toward signing with Heat[/h1]
By Adrian Wojnarowski, Yahoo! Sports 1 hour, 1 minute ago
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Lamar Odom(notes) is leaning strongly toward accepting the Miami Heat's contract offer and leaving the Los Angeles Lakers, multiple sources with knowledge of the talks said.
Odom has not reached a final decision, the sources said, but there is growing belief he will ultimately return to the Heat unless the Lakers improve their current offer.
"It's close, but it's not done," said one source.
Lakers officials and Odom's representatives resumed talking after a weeklong standoff that began when Jerry Buss, the team's owner, withdrew a four-year, $36 million offer that guaranteed $30 million. Sources close to Odom said that while the two sides have since talked, Buss is now offering less than the Lakers' previous proposal.
Odom could sign a five-year, $34 million with the Heat that would give him the option to become a free agent in three seasons and seek a more lucrative deal. He also would not have to pay state income tax in Florida.
Odom, 30, played for the Heat during the 2003-04 season - the only season in his 10-year career that he didn't spend in Los Angeles - and has maintained a good relationship with Dwyane Wade(notes).
Odom's departure would be a huge loss for the Lakers and an unexpected gift for the Western Conference's other top contenders. He averaged 11.4 points and 8.2 rebounds last season, and played well during the Lakers' run to the championship despite being bothered by back spasms. The Lakers replaced Trevor Ariza(notes) with Ron Artest(notes) this summer, but Odom's length and versatility made him a difficult matchup off the bench for opposing teams.
Haha, yeah. I heard about the official Artest signing from him. We'll see though.
