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34 Hours.
EXACTLY.
34 Hours.
[quote=crc21209;3118754]Pistons down 74-61 to the Bucks IN DETROIT. Pathetic. Come on Joe Dumars just give us Sheed your team is going nowhere this year anyway! [/quote]
niether yours
good thing i have a term paper to keep me busy.
i cant study like this. i wish the trade deadline would just pass. dont care whether this trade happens or not.
Chris Broussard of ESPN says on "First Take" that the Spurs may be after Richard Jefferson.
"Would look very good in a Spurs uniform," says Broussard.
No other players mentioned.
we do we want wallace...do u think he is really going to resign the end of the yr...i dont.
i rather keep hill and mason...rather than get rid and rent wallace for the playoffs
Having Sheed this year would be killer. But I think because of this Sheed rumor we have kind of lost insite that we don't need a superstar we just need someone to do the dirty work and help Timmy defend the lane, and the post.
Hmmmm............ Richard Jefferson
Seems like media types want the Spurs to turn into the golden state warriors with all these rumors about going after offense only players.
I'd say get rid of Mason. Hill has more future upside potential.
That's true, but if the goal is to win now. Mason is more valuable short term, especially if the Spurs are bringing in a big.
Right now the guys I want the Spurs to go after...in order..
Big Men
1. Sheed
2. Camby
3. Miller
Small Forwards
1. John Salmons
2. Richard Jefferson
These are the guys the Spurs should be targeting...but only send any package consisting of : Udoka, Finley, Vaughn, Oberto, Splitter, Mahinmi, picks, cash, and Horry.
wHATS THE exact trade deadline time?
2 pm but some trades are not even announced til later in the day ala Kurt Thomas trade wasnt announced till about 6 pm or so last yr.
The Detroit Pistons are sinking... fast. After losing at home last night to the injury plagued Milwaukee Bucks, the Pistons are now just 27-25. This is a team that very well could implode if some sort of change doesn't take place. Out East, they could still easily make the playoffs. Remember, though, this is a team full of guys used to competing for a championship. Trying to hold on to one of the last three seeds in the East doesn't exactly fit that bill. Both Allen Iverson and Rasheed Wallace are expiring deals and could potentially be moved. Iverson and Wallace are also potentially volatile in less than ideal situations and keeping both could end up making life miserable for head coach Michael Curry if they aren't traded and the team continues its downward trend. Expect the Pistons to explore all options between now and Thursday.
http://www.hoopsworld.com/Story.asp?story_id=11623
Judging by what I read on SI.com, Pop seems to be content with going into the playoffs with what we already have.
You can't believe everything pop says in print.
CIA Pop. If some of these teams are selling low, I see Pop making a deal. I just don't know what.
Pop lies!
That being said I think we end up going into the playoffs with what we already have, with the minor addition of Horry or a D-leaguer. But not for a lack of the Spurs trying to make a deal.
Richard Jefferson is a hard sell, I don't see the Spurs going after him honestly.
I think with Amare going by the way side as a trade asset, that really helped the Spurs in wanting Wallace.
I think if the Spurs wait it out some more, they might get a deal done for Wallace, who knows.
No one wants to help the Spurs
I agree with TPark
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