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Sun - Hornets - Wolves deal in trouble?
http://www.azcentral.com/sports/suns...ns-up-air.html
Also on the rumors page. NO is surprisingly at the cap (??) and what they send is an issue ? I would have thought unloading Okafor would have saved them but perhaps there are holds I am not aware of. Also the Suns might not be getting enough. I wonder if any of these 3 teams could approach Toronto to make the deal fit a'la Jose Calderon. I would presume "Steve Nash lite" for a year in the dessert would be good for he Suns Equally NO could use Jose very strong skills with a rookie team and Ausitn Rivers as their primary option. |
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The Raps roster looks like its set in stone right now.
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I had forgotten all about Drajic - you are correct. Suns dont need Jose at all. :cheers: Still NO is a decentfit in my mind but their cap issues might be a problem. Its hard to believe they are at the cap having dones the Washington deal which was a cap clearing one - or so I thought. I know people say roster is set but I was shocked when BC moved Shawn Marion out and Hedo in - and then was albe to move Hedo back out again. Then further move Jemaine in. Like the man or not - like his moves or not - I will give credit to BC for being able to make deals. What comes back is always the question I know - but frankly there is a cost associated with havein Jose at training camp and all the "questions". Further Jose agent seems to be working the phones as well according to the tweets so I wont count the deal as dead yet. More Olympic lull. |
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As of now that deal is over:
http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/82...ree-team-trade NEW ORLEANS -- The Hornets, Suns and Timberwolves say a three-team deal has been completed that will send 7-foot center Robin Lopez and forward Hakim Warrick from Phoenix to New Orleans, while moving forward Wesley Johnson and a first-round draft pick from Minnesota to the Suns. Word of the multiplayer trade first broke on Wednesday, though the final version had minor changes. The deal sends the contracts of Jerome Dyson and Brad Miller from New Orleans to Phoenix. Minnesota receives three second-round draft picks in the deal. The acquisition of Lopez fills a need at center for the Hornets, who traded away Emeka Okafor and let Chris Kaman go in free agency. |
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