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So now you dumbasses who should say we should sign Lebron can really see who we can get(probasketball.about.com):
The Supposed Top 25:
1.Ben Wallace, PF/C, Detroit
2.Jason Terry, PG, Dallas
3.Peja Stojakovic, SF, Indiana (Player option)
4.Al Harrington, PF, Atlanta
5.Mike James, Toronto (Player option)
6.Chris Wilcox, PF, Seattle (Restricted)
7.Nene, PF/C, Denver (Restricted)
8.Drew Gooden, PF, Cleveland (Restricted)
9.Bonzi Wells, SG/SF, Sacramento
10.Matt Harpring, SG/SF, Utah
11.Joel Przybilla, C, Portland
12.Ronald Murray, Cleveland
13.Speedy Claxton, PG, New Orleans
14.Vladimir Radmanovic, SF/PF, LA Clippers
15.Jared Jeffries, Washington (Restricted)
16.James Posey, SG/SF, Miami (Player option)
17.Nazr Mohammed, C, San Antonio
18.Reggie Evans, PF, Denver
19.Keith Van Horn, SF/PF, Dallas
20.Sam Cassell, PG, LA Clippers
21.Alonzo Mourning, Miami
22.Fred Jones, Indiana (Restricted)
23.Ruben Patterson, Denver (Player option)
24.Bobby Jackson, PG/SG, Memphis
25.Francisco Elson, Denver (Restricted)
The Rest Of The Point Guards:
David Wesley, Houston
Marcus Banks, Minnesota
Chucky Atkins, Memphis
Jason Hart, Sacramento (Player option)
Jannero Pargo, Chicago
Gary Payton, Miami
Tony Delk, Detroit
Nick Van Exel, San Antonio
Jacque Vaughn, New Jersey
Milt Palacio, Utah
Anthony Carter, Minnesota
Keith McLeod, Utah (Team option)
Rick Brunson, Seattle
Howard Eisley, LA Clippers
Lindsey Hunter, Detroit
Royal Ivey, Atlanta
Andre Emmett, Miami (Restricted)
Moochie Norris, Houston
Darrick Martin
Jeff McInnis, New Jersey (Player option)
Eddie Gill, Indiana
Darrell Armstrong, Dallas
Troy Bell
Mike Wilks, Cleveland
Mateen Cleaves, Seattle
Alvin Williams, Toronto (Player option)
Anthony Goldwire, LA Clippers
Antonio Burks, Memphis (Restricted)
Lionel Chalmers
Aaron Miles, Golden State
Anthony Roberson, Memphis (Team option)
Horace Jenkins
The Rest Of The Shooting Guards:
Keith Bogans, Houston (Restricted)
John Salmons, Philadelphia (Restricted)
Derek Anderson, Miami (Player option)
DerMarr Johnson, Denver
DeShawn Stevenson, Orlando (Player option)
Greg Buckner, Denver (Player option)
Anfernee Hardaway, Orlando
Jimmy Jackson, SG, Phoenix
Lamond Murray, New Jersey
Aaron McKie, LA Lakers (Player option)
Richie Frahm, Houston
Eric Piatkowski, Chicago
Linton Johnson, New Jersey
Matt Carroll, Charlotte (Team option)
Voshon Lenard, Portland
Shandon Anderson, Miami
Rawle Marshall, Dallas (Team option)
Awvee Storey, Washington (Restricted)
Stacey Augmon, Orlando
Andre Owens, Utah (Restricted)
Charles Smith, Portland
Bernard Robinson, Charlotte (Restricted)
Alex Acker, Detroit (Restricted)
Kevin Burleson, Charlotte (Restricted)
Reece Gaines, Milwaukee
Tony Bobbitt, LA Lakers (Restricted)
Jermaine Jackson
Von Wafer, LA Lakers (Team option)
Alan Anderson, Charlotte (Team option)
Devin Green, LA Lakers (Restricted)
The Rest Of The Small Forwards:
Jumaine Jones, Charlotte
Tim Thomas, Phoenix
Rasual Butler, New Orleans
Devean George, LA Lakers
Trevor Ariza, Orlando (Restricted)
Justin Reed, Minnesota (Restricted)
Devin Brown, Utah (Team option)
Walter McCarty, LA Clippers
Laron Profit, LA Lakers
Jiri Welsch, Milwaukee (Restricted)
Qyntel Woods, New York
Eric Williams, Toronto (Player option)
Toni Kukoc, Milwaukee
Lee Nailon, Philadelphia
Ronald Dupree, Minnesota (Restricted)
Ryan Bowen, Houston (Player option)
Maciej Lampe, Houston (Restricted)
George Lynch
Adrian Griffin, Dallas
Calbert Cheaney, Golden State
Shavlik Randolph, Philadelphia (Restricted)
Matt Barnes, Philadelphia
Bryon Russell, Denver
Ndudi Ebi
Donta Smith, Atlanta (Team option)
Sean Banks, New Orleans
Terrence Morris, Orlando
The Rest Of The Power Forwards:
Darius Songaila, Chicago (Player option)
Jackie Butler, New York (Restricted)
Alan Henderson, Cleveland
Jackson Vroman, New Orleans (Restricted)
Clifford Robinson, New Jersey (Team option)
Stanislav Medvedenko, LA Lakers
Lawrence Roberts, Memphis (Team option)
Samaki Walker, Indiana
Sean Marks, San Antonio
Aaron Williams, New Orleans
Brandon Bass, New Orleans (Team option)
Bo Outlaw, Orlando
Josh Powell, Dallas (Team option)
Jared Reiner, Phoenix
Lonny Baxter, Houston
The Rest Of The Centers:
Melvin Ely, Charlotte (Restricted)
Lorenzen Wright, PF/C, Memphis
Kelvin Cato, Detroit
Jarron Collins, Utah
DJ Mbenga, Dallas (Restricted)
Mario Kasun, Orlando (Restricted)
Scot Pollard, Indiana
Michael Olowokandi, C, Boston
Jake Voskuhl, Charlotte
Antonio Davis, Toronto
Brian Grant, Phoenix
Ervin Johnson, Milwaukee
Loren Woods, Toronto
Boniface N'Dong, LA Clippers (Restricted)
Michael Bradley, Philadelphia
Curtis Borchardt, Boston (Restricted)
Ha Seung-Jin, Portland (Restricted)
Jamal Sampson, Sacramento
Pat Burke, Phoenix
Zendon Hamilton, Cleveland
Earl Barron, Miami
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Big Ben
And Speedy, of course to play backup PG
So now you dumbasses who should say we should sign Lebron can really see who we can get(probasketball.about.com):
The Supposed Top 25:
1.Ben Wallace, PF/C, Detroit
2.Jason Terry, PG, Dallas
3.Peja Stojakovic, SF, Indiana (Player option)
4.Al Harrington, PF, Atlanta
5.Mike James, Toronto (Player option)
6.Chris Wilcox, PF, Seattle (Restricted)
7.Nene, PF/C, Denver (Restricted)
8.Drew Gooden, PF, Cleveland (Restricted)
9.Bonzi Wells, SG/SF, Sacramento
10.Matt Harpring, SG/SF, Utah
11.Joel Przybilla, C, Portland
12.Ronald Murray, Cleveland
13.Speedy Claxton, PG, New Orleans
14.Vladimir Radmanovic, SF/PF, LA Clippers
15.Jared Jeffries, Washington (Restricted)
16.James Posey, SG/SF, Miami (Player option)
17.Nazr Mohammed, C, San Antonio
18.Reggie Evans, PF, Denver
19.Keith Van Horn, SF/PF, Dallas
20.Sam Cassell, PG, LA Clippers
21.Alonzo Mourning, Miami
22.Fred Jones, Indiana (Restricted)
23.Ruben Patterson, Denver (Player option)
24.Bobby Jackson, PG/SG, Memphis
25.Francisco Elson, Denver (Restricted)
The Rest Of The Point Guards:
David Wesley, Houston
Marcus Banks, Minnesota
Chucky Atkins, Memphis
Jason Hart, Sacramento (Player option)
Jannero Pargo, Chicago
Gary Payton, Miami
Tony Delk, Detroit
Nick Van Exel, San Antonio
Jacque Vaughn, New Jersey
Milt Palacio, Utah
Anthony Carter, Minnesota
Keith McLeod, Utah (Team option)
Rick Brunson, Seattle
Howard Eisley, LA Clippers
Lindsey Hunter, Detroit
Royal Ivey, Atlanta
Andre Emmett, Miami (Restricted)
Moochie Norris, Houston
Darrick Martin
Jeff McInnis, New Jersey (Player option)
Eddie Gill, Indiana
Darrell Armstrong, Dallas
Troy Bell
Mike Wilks, Cleveland
Mateen Cleaves, Seattle
Alvin Williams, Toronto (Player option)
Anthony Goldwire, LA Clippers
Antonio Burks, Memphis (Restricted)
Lionel Chalmers
Aaron Miles, Golden State
Anthony Roberson, Memphis (Team option)
Horace Jenkins
The Rest Of The Shooting Guards:
Keith Bogans, Houston (Restricted)
John Salmons, Philadelphia (Restricted)
Derek Anderson, Miami (Player option)
DerMarr Johnson, Denver
DeShawn Stevenson, Orlando (Player option)
Greg Buckner, Denver (Player option)
Anfernee Hardaway, Orlando
Jimmy Jackson, SG, Phoenix
Lamond Murray, New Jersey
Aaron McKie, LA Lakers (Player option)
Richie Frahm, Houston
Eric Piatkowski, Chicago
Linton Johnson, New Jersey
Matt Carroll, Charlotte (Team option)
Voshon Lenard, Portland
Shandon Anderson, Miami
Rawle Marshall, Dallas (Team option)
Awvee Storey, Washington (Restricted)
Stacey Augmon, Orlando
Andre Owens, Utah (Restricted)
Charles Smith, Portland
Bernard Robinson, Charlotte (Restricted)
Alex Acker, Detroit (Restricted)
Kevin Burleson, Charlotte (Restricted)
Reece Gaines, Milwaukee
Tony Bobbitt, LA Lakers (Restricted)
Jermaine Jackson
Von Wafer, LA Lakers (Team option)
Alan Anderson, Charlotte (Team option)
Devin Green, LA Lakers (Restricted)
The Rest Of The Small Forwards:
Jumaine Jones, Charlotte
Tim Thomas, Phoenix
Rasual Butler, New Orleans
Devean George, LA Lakers
Trevor Ariza, Orlando (Restricted)
Justin Reed, Minnesota (Restricted)
Devin Brown, Utah (Team option)
Walter McCarty, LA Clippers
Laron Profit, LA Lakers
Jiri Welsch, Milwaukee (Restricted)
Qyntel Woods, New York
Eric Williams, Toronto (Player option)
Toni Kukoc, Milwaukee
Lee Nailon, Philadelphia
Ronald Dupree, Minnesota (Restricted)
Ryan Bowen, Houston (Player option)
Maciej Lampe, Houston (Restricted)
George Lynch
Adrian Griffin, Dallas
Calbert Cheaney, Golden State
Shavlik Randolph, Philadelphia (Restricted)
Matt Barnes, Philadelphia
Bryon Russell, Denver
Ndudi Ebi
Donta Smith, Atlanta (Team option)
Sean Banks, New Orleans
Terrence Morris, Orlando
The Rest Of The Power Forwards:
Darius Songaila, Chicago (Player option)
Jackie Butler, New York (Restricted)
Alan Henderson, Cleveland
Jackson Vroman, New Orleans (Restricted)
Clifford Robinson, New Jersey (Team option)
Stanislav Medvedenko, LA Lakers
Lawrence Roberts, Memphis (Team option)
Samaki Walker, Indiana
Sean Marks, San Antonio
Aaron Williams, New Orleans
Brandon Bass, New Orleans (Team option)
Bo Outlaw, Orlando
Josh Powell, Dallas (Team option)
Jared Reiner, Phoenix
Lonny Baxter, Houston
The Rest Of The Centers:
Melvin Ely, Charlotte (Restricted)
Lorenzen Wright, PF/C, Memphis
Kelvin Cato, Detroit
Jarron Collins, Utah
DJ Mbenga, Dallas (Restricted)
Mario Kasun, Orlando (Restricted)
Scot Pollard, Indiana
Michael Olowokandi, C, Boston
Jake Voskuhl, Charlotte
Antonio Davis, Toronto
Brian Grant, Phoenix
Ervin Johnson, Milwaukee
Loren Woods, Toronto
Boniface N'Dong, LA Clippers (Restricted)
Michael Bradley, Philadelphia
Curtis Borchardt, Boston (Restricted)
Ha Seung-Jin, Portland (Restricted)
Jamal Sampson, Sacramento
Pat Burke, Phoenix
Zendon Hamilton, Cleveland
Earl Barron, Miami
So, who's young and athletic that the spurs should go after?
If we could someone get Jeffries, I'd be happy.
Anyone in that top 25 is probably going to get more than the MCE, so write them off. Look for the possible bargains and projects.
Bernard Robinson, Charlotte (Restricted)
Jumaine Jones, Charlotte
Rasual Butler, New Orleans
Qyntel Woods, New York
Ndudi Ebi
Melvin Ely, Charlotte (Restricted)
Jamal Sampson, Sacramento
I would not fret on giving Jarred Jeffries some cash, and trading Scola's rights away along with Nazr. (That would have to land us someone decent)
However, he is restricted and Washington would want to sign him up IMO.
I think Pop will be looking at Qyntel, Rasual, and Ndudi.
Jumaine Jones is 27. That's up there. We should think younger.
I can't imagine why Washington wouldn't want Jeffries back, but who knows, maybe they wouldn't mind a Nazr + Scola rights deal.
Damn it Josh Howard is so good, I wish he were a Spur. I love his game.
When you think about it, the Mavs have such a well built team. They have outside shooting, slashing, and they play defense this year.
Harris, Howard, and Terry are all quick mofos that can slash to the rim.
Dirk, Stack, Terry, Howard can shoot the 3 ball.
And they all create their own shots. They have a great 1v1 team, they can isolate for a bunch of guys, and Howard and Daniels can do a lot of intangible .
I was surprised in Daniels' playing time this series.
Bobby Jackson.
Not a bad idea for a backup. Definetly a better idea than Nick the Brick.
For our team, that is "younger".Seriously, they signed Bowen at age 30. Jones shoots the 3ball, and rebounds well for a 3.
I'm not sure if anyone has answered this, but when can we start trading players?
I'd take anyone over NVE right now, thank god he is done in the NBA.
I think that would be a good enough encentive to land Jeffries.
However, we would have to attempt to split the MLE on a backup big and pg.
Drew Gooden can handle the rebounds. He is also a terrific offensive rebounder.
I doubt the Spurs can afford him though.
Kelvin Kato would seem logical, he's big and aggresive, I'm not so surea about his health and I wouldn't mind seeing Devin Brown back here.
the top 25 will all be too expensive for us. i really like deshawn stevenson or trevor ariza. i see devin brown is a FA. wonder if pop might want him back.
hopefully we can get some trades going to help us out.
I also think Clifford Robinson should be attainable and useful, even though he is 40 years old, he has made 'Second All-Defensive Team' in 2001 and 2002.
you guys need Dermarr Johnson, my favourite player on the Nuggets
GK never plays him and has pretty much stunted any growth he had going for him last season. He would a perfect guy to get and be mentored by Bowen and Pop.
He can shoot the 3, rebound, his D needs some work but his long arms can shut down the best when he is working hard. He shut down AI in the 4th qtr during the last game vs the Nuggets and they won coz of it
he just needs minutes and a decent coach to help him reach his potential. I love him as a player but i hope he gets out of Denver, he could do so much better under a better coach
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