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Lakers free-agent forward Jordan Hill to meet with Timberwolves

[font=Georgia, Times, Times New Roman, serif]The Los Angeles Lakers' bid to re-sign free-agent forward Jordan Hill will have to withstand the available salary-cap space of the Minnesota Timberwolves.[/font]

[font=Georgia, Times, Times New Roman, serif]Hill, 24, plans to travel to Minneapolis on Monday to discuss a deal with the Timberwolves management, league sources said. The T'wolves could have as much as $20 million in cap space to spend on free agents.[/font]

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[font=Georgia, Times, Times New Roman, serif]Minnesota also has a strong interest in trying to make a trade for Lakers star Pau Gasol.[/font]

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[font=Georgia, Times, Times New Roman, serif]The Lakers can offer Hill a four-year deal worth nearly $17 million, but the Wolves – who are also pursuing free-agent guard Brandon Roy – have the ability to make a bigger offer. After a sluggish start with the Lakers, Hill had several strong playoff performances.[/font]

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[font=Georgia, Times, Times New Roman, serif]The Golden State Warriors, Miami Heat and Orlando Magic also have interest in Hill, who was traded to the Lakers from Houston for Derek Fisher and a first-round pick in March.[/font]

[font=Georgia, Times, Times New Roman, serif]Jordan was the eighth overall pick by the New York Knicks in the 2009 draft.[/font]


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If I'm Magic GM. I don't give a damn. I trade him to the Bobcats. Hell if I care what I get back for him.
 
Originally Posted by PMatic


Lakers free-agent forward Jordan Hill to meet with Timberwolves

The Los Angeles Lakers' bid to re-sign free-agent forward Jordan Hill will have to withstand the available salary-cap space of the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Hill, 24, plans to travel to Minneapolis on Monday to discuss a deal with the Timberwolves management, league sources said. The T'wolves could have as much as $20 million in cap space to spend on free agents.

Minnesota also has a strong interest in trying to make a trade for Lakers star Pau Gasol.

The Lakers can offer Hill a four-year deal worth nearly $17 million, but the Wolves – who are also pursuing free-agent guard Brandon Roy – have the ability to make a bigger offer. After a sluggish start with the Lakers, Hill had several strong playoff performances.

The Golden State Warriors, Miami Heat and Orlando Magic also have interest in Hill, who was traded to the Lakers from Houston for Derek Fisher and a first-round pick in March.

Jordan was the eighth overall pick by the New York Knicks in the 2009 draft.
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[h1]Blake Griffin agrees to extension with Clippers, Chris Paul waits[/h1] [h2]The All-Star power forward, who is currently under contract through next season, will get an addtional five years worth up to $95 million.[/h2]
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Blake Griffin and Chris Paul discuss strategy during a playoff game against the Spurs last season. (Michael Nelson / EPA / June 30, 2012)


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By Broderick Turner
June 30, 2012, 9:09 p.m.

As expected, the Clippers offered extensions to All-Stars Blake Griffin and Chris Paul on Saturday night when the free-agency period during which teams can negotiate with free agents and offer extensions to players. Contracts, which can be agreed upon, can't be signed until July 11.

And as expected, Griffin agreed to his five-year extension worth up to $95 million and Paul didn’t accept his three-year extension for $60 million, according to sources who were not authorized to speak publicly on the matter.

Griffin, who is locked up for the next six years, will earn $7.2 million next season.

Paul, who will earn $17.7 million next season, is in the last year of his contract. He is waiting to sign an extension after next season, which is a better financial decision, said a source close to the point guard.

Paul can sign a five-year, $108-million extension with the Clippers in July 2013.

The Clippers also made contact with the representatives of guard Chauncey Billups on Saturday night. Billups missed most of last season recovering from a torn left Achilles’ tendon, but the Clippers want him to return.

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You can add the Sixers to Gordon's visit list. Not sure which number we are on the visits though.
 
Originally Posted by franchise3

Originally Posted by blackxme

Why did Dwight even opt-in?  I don't understand that guy. 


Some say to avoid being traded to Houston during the deadline.


I thought Lakers. Either way what an idiot. He'd only have to be there a couple months.. IQ on JaVale numbers
 
Originally Posted by Essential1

Originally Posted by franchise3

Originally Posted by blackxme

Why did Dwight even opt-in?  I don't understand that guy. 


Some say to avoid being traded to Houston during the deadline.


I thought Lakers. Either way what an idiot. He'd only have to be there a couple months.. IQ on JaVale numbers
That's what I'm saying though! He could've been a free-agent right now, but instead his %*%#%@+ is still in Orlando trying to get out. 
 
Originally Posted by blackxme

Originally Posted by Essential1

Originally Posted by franchise3



Some say to avoid being traded to Houston during the deadline.


I thought Lakers. Either way what an idiot. He'd only have to be there a couple months.. IQ on JaVale numbers
That's what I'm saying though! He could've been a free-agent right now, but instead his %*%#%@+ is still in Orlando trying to get out. 
Guys... he was blackmailed!
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Originally Posted by franchise3

Originally Posted by blackxme

Why did Dwight even opt-in?  I don't understand that guy.
Some say to avoid being traded to Houston during the deadline.
In hindsight it made NO SENSE to do that cuz of the back injury that ended his season. At best he plays 10 games. He could've opted out anyway and walked to BK.
 
Originally Posted by ATGD7154xBBxMZ

Originally Posted by franchise3

Originally Posted by blackxme

Why did Dwight even opt-in?  I don't understand that guy.
Some say to avoid being traded to Houston during the deadline.
In hindsight it made NO SENSE to do that cuz of the back injury that ended his season. At best he plays 10 games. He could've opted out anyway and walked to BK.

dude wants to get his carmelo on.. if he gets traded then he can keep his salary high I THINK
 
Originally Posted by itsaboutthattime

Originally Posted by ATGD7154xBBxMZ

Originally Posted by franchise3

Some say to avoid being traded to Houston during the deadline.
In hindsight it made NO SENSE to do that cuz of the back injury that ended his season. At best he plays 10 games. He could've opted out anyway and walked to BK.
dude wants to get his carmelo on.. if he gets traded then he can keep his salary high I THINK
That only works when you say it's the Nets and you won't resign with any other team
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Dwight doing it so wrong, couldn't even get that right after Melo just showed him the blueprint.

Melo has nowhere near the negative backlash for doing that that Dwight has for not doing it and prolonging this.
 
Originally Posted by denni5themenace

cp3 declined 60 mill extension?
To get a bigger contract when he opts out next season. 105 mil > 60 mil
 
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