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Eddy Curry, a league official tells The News, is negotiating a buyout with Minnesota. Don't rule out Eddy ending up with Boston.
http://twitter.com/FisolaNYDN
Azubuike anyone? Heard he was close to being healthy from injury.
Dude could ball
Eddy Curry, a league official tells The News, is negotiating a buyout with Minnesota. Don't rule out Eddy ending up with Boston.
http://twitter.com/FisolaNYDN
WojYahooNBA Adrian Wojnarowski
Agent Bob Myers tells Y! that clients T.J. Ford (Pacers) and Jason Kapono (Sixers) are "both unlikely to be bought out." Midnight deadline.
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Beat me. There goes one of the "emergency" PG options while Tony is down.
IraHeatBeat Ira Winderman por JMcDonald_SAEN
All might not be as grim as it appears for Carlos Arroyo, with a possible lifeline being extended by Spurs in the wake of Parker's injury.
10 day contract?
Project Spurs says they are interested in Bibby. Old news just tweeted or him going to Miami not a sure thing yet?
Remember one thing, agents use the spurs name to prop up demand. IE Bibby. He's going to Miami, period.
Ironically Boston has been the main name drop this season with the Spurs taking more of a back seat. Of course, with Parker down for the moment I would only assume the Spurs are the new favorite for PG's looking to raise their short-term value.
Spurs would be dumb to go after a point guard. IMO
On a couple of ten days I wouldn't be opposed to it...
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Sign a short-term PG for 10-20 days and then replace him with Marcus Cousin to round out the season.
I'd rather give as much playing time as possible to Neal, Anderson, and or (hopefully) Brewer. Since Hill can start at point and Manu can run back up point ( going out at 6:30 mark and subbing in for Hill at 1:30 mark in 1st/3rd quarters).
This would open up more time for Neal, Anderson and(or) maybe Brewer.
If Spurs sign a PG then that just takes away time from Neal and Anderson at the 2 and 3 because then Hill would play most of his minutes at the 2; at the same time Neal would then play most of his minutes at the 3 ( making Anderson or Brewer ride a lot of pine).
With Parker being out this is the perfect opportunity to find out if Anderson or Brewer (maybe) is ready to contribute during the forthcoming playoff run. Playing time is the only way to find this out.
No to PG's. Spurs back-court situation is fine as is with Quinn being an insurance policy for Hill and Manu.
Expect the Spurs to make a move about the same time Brewer's announcement becomes official, if not before. Arroyo is the likely choice.
Ill puke if they sign arroyo...
Preferably the Spurs announcement and Brewers coincide.
Dont worry, I dont think there's a chance in the Spurs sign Arroyo.
That's the best option, of course, but the point is to expect the Spurs to move quickly the second it doesn't pan out.
But this place would be hilarious if the Spurs signed Arroyo while Brewer went to the Mavs.
More hilarious than the Spurs signing Finley after eschewing the talents of Brewer for Fin's vast corporate knowledge?
Well, it wouldn't be that funny, but I don't recall the Spurs ever eschewing (that's a great word, btw) Brewer's talents for Finley or anyone else.
If Brewer goes to the Celts, what about Al Thornton? Wizards just waived him http://www.nba.com/wizards/news/thornton_030111.html
Arroyo would just suck, I don't care if he's the end of bench guy.
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Chris_Broussard Chris Broussard
Al Thornton has a destination set up, just hoping to clear waivers. He was waived by mutual agreement in Washington
Arroyo is OK for backup, but not much of an upgrade over Chris Quinn.
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