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No Camby for Spurs
The San Antonio Spurs have been unable to pry Marcus Camby from the Los Angeles Clippers, a Western Conference official said.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news;_yl...yhoo&type=lgns
Wow...
hmmph
I believe by now we all recognize that the Spurs weren't able to pry anyone away from anybody.
Interesting. At least the Spurs were after a big.
Wow.. finally some breaking news!!!
LOL at ppl actually beleiving Spurs were gonna pull out a big trade today
Be realistic. these are the Spurs. I am content with them coming out and saying Manu won't be out for good.
Ya well nobody knew that we had tried to pick him up!
Salt on the wound.
Rasho or Mikki. Take your pick at the leftover bin.
Why didn't we just get him last summer when there was all this talk about him coming here?
I take Mikki
Because we didn't have what Denver wanted. Cap space so that we could take on his big contract without having to send any salary back in return.
Rasho for nobody > trading for Joe Smith or Wilcox.
I don't get it. Have the Pacers made it clear they're going to buy him out?
Isn't it likely that Joe Smith is waived? I'd rather have him if he's waived than the other 2 options.
Rasho over Joe Smith any day.....twice on sunday
Pops>Rasho>Moore
stiff for stiff, Rasho knows the system. Joe Smith doesn't.
Agreed
Nope, but hope springs eternal. In all honesty, if Rasho's vaguely reasonable (ie. taking less than full value of his contract, roughly by the pro-rated vet min), it makes sense for both the Pacers and Rasho. Pacers save some money, might take a look at some D-league youngsters, get more ping-pong balls, Loose a guy who was a UFA anyways... Rasho, still gets his money, and gets to pick another championship shot. It seems pretty likely to me that a deal gets done.
Come on. At least Rasho and Moore have proven they are NBA players. Not only has Pops not done that, he hasn't even found anyone believing he's worth the chance.
This would be the more important story on that page......
Source: Ginobili injury not season-ending
The San Antonio Spurs’ delay to release any specific information about Manu Ginobili’s right ankle injury has led some opposing GMs to speculate that the injury could be serious. Delaying the announcement until after the Thursday trade deadline would help keep the Spurs from losing any leverage in their ongoing talks.
One Spurs source said the team is still waiting on additional test results. When asked whether the injury was potentially season-ending, he said, “No, not at all.”
Spurs officials publicly announced only that Ginobili won’t join them on their road trip.
Ginobili injured his left ankle in last season’s playoffs and underwent surgery in August. The injury to his right ankle, while still potentially significant, is not believed to be as serious as his previous injury.
In addition to their failed pursuit of John Salmons, the Spurs expressed interest in the Nets’ Carter and the Bucks’ Jefferson. One Western Conference executive acknowledged they have little chance of landing Jefferson.
Bruce Bowen has been offered in nearly every trade discussion because he’s guaranteed only $2 million next season. Center Fabricio Oberto also has a partial guarantee of $1.9 million next season.
The Spurs didn’t announce Ginobili’s absence on their trip until Monday, when they were already in New York. Though Ginobili scored 32 points in a loss to the Toronto Raptors, the Spurs’ final game before the All-Star break, team officials say he had been experiencing pain in his right ankle for a while.
i pick Pops
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