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He makes me think that if leprechauns were real, that that is what they would look like.
me too
Joel Osteen? He can fill the spirtual leadership role that AJ and the Admiral had for the Spurs. It would also get him out of Houston. I'm sure that he's helped a lot of people, but the dude creeps the out of me.
He makes me think that if leprechauns were real, that that is what they would look like.
Looks like a Dirk stopper to me.
Wait, did it have to be J.O. in that order? Cause if you flip the letters around you've got a veteran athlete who we know can run and I suspect he's a pretty good slasher, although that remains unproven.
were just taking a stab at that one.
Perfect. He could teach Peter Holt that if he prays a lot and gives money to Lakewood Church, God will bless him with enough money to pay the luxury tax.
That's the guy who bought out the Summit, right?
hawks can not end up with murphy he has a 5 year deal
hawks can only do 4 year deals now
Jason O'Richardson?
Hawks, Thrashers free to sign players
Judge eases restrictions resulting from owners' legal battle
By TIM TUCKER
The Atlanta Journal-Cons ution
Published on: 07/12/06
A Maryland court this afternoon lifted the ban that it last week placed on the Hawks and Thrashers signing players to multi-year contracts.
The teams now are free to conduct their business under less stringent restrictions from the court.
In an order, Montgomery County (Md.) Circuit Court Judge Eric Johnson said that "upon consideration of the joint application of all parties to this action," he would amend the portion of last week's order that prohibited the teams from signing players, other than draft picks, to multi-year contracts while the ownership dispute works its way through the appeals court(s).
Under the new order, the teams are free to make transactions as long as they don't exceed the NBA and NHL salary caps and don't acquire a player with a contract duration of more than four years.
The order further stipulates that the Hawks can make any sign-and-trade deal as long as they don't acquire a player with a contract duration of more than four years. That apparently means the Hawks can sign a player to a contract of longer than four years for the purpose of dealing him away in a sign-and-trade deal.
The new order removes the cloud of uncertainty that had hung since last week over the Hawks' plans for a sign-and-trade deal involving their free agent forward Al Harrington. The Hawks now are free to do a Harrington sign-and-trade as long as they stay under the salary cap and don't take back a contract of longer than four years.
The conditions become part of the stay, pending appeal, of Johnson's earlier order that Steve Belkin has the right to buy out the teams' other owners at cost.
The new order says that any transactions that go beyond the new conditions – i.e., exceed the salary caps or result in the acquisition of contracts longer than four years – would require unanimous consent of the Atlanta Spirit board of managers. That basically means Belkin would have to agree with the other owners to make such transactions.
please spurs get murphy
If we somehow traded barry and eventually williams contract to GS..Not sure if we could afford both banks and javatkos though? Cannot see where oberto fits into the rotation other than foul trouble occuring (try and trade his contract as well)
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well good now atlanta is free to deal
Jermaine Oneal? I doubt it...who'd we give them?
you.
If we bring in Javtokas+pretty much anyone, Oberto is likely to occupy the IL. In an ideal world, he would be shipped out as part of a deal.
Warriors and Jazz have made the Fisher trade.
So Devin can't be packaged now.
wonder if they cut brown
They have no interest to do it now, they can keep him as trade bait until the start of the preseason. The only reason to waive him now is to act like a class organisation.
On Maximum Sports tonight, they said that Devin's agent insists that Devin probably gets moved again before the season starts. So it sounds like the "blockbuster" trade is still alive.
Plus Devin said he'd like to play on the Spurs again someday.
i want anthony mason...
or cedric ceballos. the dude could dunk blindfolded
I'm thinking there's no such thing.
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