NBA Off-Season News Thread: Roy extends 80/5, AI to Grizz, Chandler/Okafor swap, Marquis to C's.

No mention of Dampier?

Sweet.
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So they can only tweet about things that have to do with ESPN?

I'm not on Twitter, so I wouldn't know, but they must have been talking about things we as the ESPN viewers aren't supposed to know or behind thescenes stuff as an ESPN employee that they weren't supposed to be talking about? Not sure why they'd shut it down if it wasn't for those reasons.
 
Ya know, somebody at ESPN owe me some money.

Wadn't I just sayin all these reporters are stupid with their tweeting reporting? They ain't reporting anything, just readin a web site much like ifthey read something one of us said on here and they "reported" it.

Now ESPN takin it off the table.
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Same as that dude who wrote his article off all the stuff I was sayin in the Lakers thread about needin Lamar. Hollinger I think it was that plagiarized me.

I expect my check shortly ESPN, get it to me.
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Word in Portland is the Roy has verbally agreed to a full 5 year max contract extension. It sounds like no player option, 5 years guaranteed, but I have noclue for sure.
 
Originally Posted by JONFARR

Word in Portland is the Roy has verbally agreed to a full 5 year max contract extension. It sounds like no player option, 5 years guaranteed, but I have no clue for sure.
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Originally Posted by Chester McFloppy

Originally Posted by JONFARR

Word in Portland is the Roy has verbally agreed to a full 5 year max contract extension. It sounds like no player option, 5 years guaranteed, but I have no clue for sure.
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You need to upgrade to pro because your bandwidth exceeded homie.
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espnnbaReport: Brandon Roy, Portland Trail Blazers close to long-term contract: Brandon Roy and the Blazers are reporte.. http://bit.ly/5D4zK22 minutes ago from twitterfeed


[h2]Report: Roy, Blazers near deal[/h2]
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Brandon Roy has become the face of the franchise, and the Portland Trail Blazers want to keep it that way.

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Going into the final year of his rookie contract, Roy and the team are on the verge of agreeing to a long-term extension, The Oregonian reported on Tuesday.

"We've had very productive discussions recently and are optimistic we will reach a deal soon," Roy's agent, Bob Myers said, according to the newspaper.

According to the report, Roy has been seeking a four-year deal with a player option for the fifth year at a maximum $82 million.

Roy led the Blazers in scoring (22.6), assists (5.1) and steals (1.1) last season and has averaged 19.8 points, 4.6 rebounds, 5.1 assists and 1.1 steals per game in his three-year career.

Roy was acquired from the Minnesota Timberwolves in a draft day trade for Randy Foye in 2006 and went on to win Rookie of the Year. Before he arrived, the Blazers were 21-61, but they have improved every season and made the playoffs last season at 54-28 -- losing in the first round.

If Roy agrees, the Blazers can turn their attention to signing LaMarcus Aldridge, who entered the league at the same time as Roy. He was second on the team in scoring (18.1) and rebounding (7.5) last season.
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[h2]Source: Knicks Will Get Sessionshttp://www.realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/60975/20090804/source_knicks_will_get_sessions/[/h2]
http://www.realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/60975/20090804/source_knicks_will_get_sessions/
Aug 04, 2009 8:31 PM EST

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Alan Hahn reports on the latest information he is hearing about the Knicks' pursuit of Ramon Sessions as the team's next point guard.

"What I have been told is the Knicks want Sessions and they will eventually get him," Hahn writes. "The price remains TBD."

Hahn earlier reported that the Knicks were offering slightly less than the team's mid-level exception, which starts at around $5.8 million in the first season.

Via Twitter (Alan Hahn, Newsday)
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they have been saying sessions to the Knicks for like a month now

He is the New odom a different story each day but nothing offical
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Originally Posted by UCLAMIKE

so CP and the some of you others what where you saying about Roy and Portland now?
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That the front office needs to do exactly this. Give Roy whatever the hell he wants and be happy.
Except I'm sure CP wants him to leave and throw Portland into another hopeless era filled with *@!%$@*@ and wife beaters.


It's about time Roy got his contract maxed
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