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Anyways, who are the best free agents remaining now?
Anyways, who are the best free agents remaining now?
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Yep, and I'm on board with that.Originally Posted by Blazers21NTNP
Word out of Minneapolis is that Mark Jackson is the front-runner for the coaching spot.
Originally Posted by JPZx
Yep, and I'm on board with that.Originally Posted by Blazers21NTNP
Word out of Minneapolis is that Mark Jackson is the front-runner for the coaching spot.
There will be some doubters out there if we do hire him seeing as he'd be going straight from the television booth to a head coaching seat but there are many reasons why I'd sign off on the hire. He strikes me as a guy that the players would really want to go out every night and play for...which is superior above all else in the NBA if you're a coach and you want to have success. Also, as a former PG who was successful in the league, he'd be able to mentor Flynn and possibly Rubio during the beginning stages of their career(s) and get them our on the right foot.
Kurt Rambis is also a possibility I'm hearing but I've always been under the impression that he's getting groomed out in LA for when Phil retires? Maybe not.
probably trying to get a max dealOriginally Posted by heat23
What's Von Wafer up to?
Jazz Notes:
The Utah Jazz and NBA by Ross Siler and Steve Luhm
[h1]Thursday, July 30, 2009[/h1]
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Did Grizz reject Boozer? Not so fast
ESPN's Marc Stein reported Thursday that the Memphis Grizzlies recently turned down a chance to acquire Utah's Carlos Boozer and instead traded for baggage-toting power forward Zach Randolph.
According to the report, new coach Lionel Hollins believed Boozer would stay in Memphis for only one season before leaving via unrestricted free agency in the summer of 2010.
As a result, the Grizzlies traded Quentin Richardson to the Clippers for Randolph, who they took because he is signed for the next two seasons.
Not so fast.
After reading the story, I talked to several people around the league and almost all had serious doubts whether the Jazz and Grizzlies came anywhere close to consummating a trade involving Boozer.
Without hesitation, one said said it didn't happen.
The Jazz are undoubtedly checking the market for Boozer. So is Boozer's agent, Rob Pelinka. But I can't come up with any trade scenarios involving Memphis that would have intrigued Utah, unless the Grizzlies would have been willing to put together some type of package involving O.J. Mayo, Rudy Gay and/or Marc Gasol.
Did that happen? Not likely.
Even Memphis owner Michael Heisley wouldn't give up his franchise's fairly decent foundation for Boozer, even if he thought the Grizzlies could re-sign him.
Then again, Heisley ordered the Pau Gasol trade two years ago because he wanted to save money and -- now -- he'll be paying the often-troubled, ball-dominating Randolph $33 million over the next two seasons. That's just $1 million more than he would have had to pay Gasol, an All-Star center who also happens to be a good teammate.
Shrewd move, no?
One person I talked to put Randolph's presence on a team into perspective, saying Zach is the kind of player you want on the other side when playing "shirts and skins."
Originally Posted by Kiddin Like Jason
What's new on the Memphis/New Orleans trade front?
Originally Posted by Kiddin Like Jason
Trade for Gasol, then trade West for a shooting guard?
That would go a LONG ways in saving money.
[h1]Warrick Agrees To Sign With Buckshttp://www.realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/60903/20090731/warrick_agrees_to_sign_with_bucks/[/h1]
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Jul 31, 2009 12:41 PM EST
Hakim Warrick has agreed to terms with the Milwaukee Bucks. The athletic 6-9 Warrick can play both forward spots and figures to log heavy minutes in Milwaukee.
The Cavs and Sixers were also pursuing Warrick.
http://www.realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/60903/20090731/warrick_agrees_to_sign_with_bucks/
The Bucks are nearing the luxury tax threshold but still have the rights to restricted free-agent Ramon Sessions. The Knicks are reportedly close to offering Sessions some part of their mid-level exception in a multi-year deal. The Bucks would have 10 days to match.
So True!Originally Posted by CP1708
Stein and Bucher are so clueless it's hilarious.