Where will they go?

**ChumpDumper** · 09-10-2006

No one saw enough of Cato to give him more than the minimum. I imagine he's turned down a few of those offers for now.

Van Horn would be a Spur right now had we not traded for Bonner. Thank your lucky stars.

I think Charlotte is just waiting for Ely to take the qualifying offer unless Jordan finds some other former Tar Heel on the block. Maybe he's trying to work out another Stackhouse trade.

**NBA Junkie** · 09-10-2006

Michael Olowokandi will never see the light of day in the NBA again!

**Melmart1** · 09-10-2006

I hope you are right about Kandi.

**THE SIXTH MAN** · 09-11-2006

Dermarr Johnson doesn't sound bad if E Williams doesn't work out for us.

**wildbill2u** · 09-11-2006

Originally Posted by Kori Ellis

Doug - Has been working out with a different NBA team for the last couple weeks
Kemp - Supposedly is really in shape, but I doubt it too
Jay - I don't think he'll make it back

I talked with a guy who played against Kemp at Fonde Rec Center a couple of months ago here in Houston. He said Kemp had lost 50 lbs. and looked pretty good. I also doubt he'll make it back, but apparently it won't be because he's not trying to rehabilitate himself.

I'd like to see him succeed just to show others that they can too.

**ChumpDumper** · 09-11-2006

Kemp needs to suck it up and play in the CBA or D-League to prove himself. Olden Polynice and Oliver Miller got a couple of more contracts by doing just that.

**ChumpDumper** · 09-12-2006

"Olowokandi, a 7-foot free agent with 393 career starts, is paying his own way to work out for the Suns today but is a long shot to stick."

**mavs>spurs2** · 09-12-2006

Originally Posted by ChumpDumper

"Olowokandi, a 7-foot free agent with 393 career starts, is paying his own way to work out for the Suns today but is a long shot to stick."

Wow that is sad.

**sa_butta** · 09-12-2006

All she wrote? Kukoc says 'it looks like I'm done'

With no available NBA jobs close to home, Toni Kukoc appears resigned to staying there for this season and beyond.

Kukoc

"It looks like I'm done," Kukoc told The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel after playing in a charity golf tournament. "There are teams that want me, but I don't want to go far from home."

Kukoc, who lives in Highland Park, Ill., only wanted to play for the Bucks or the Bulls. He played for Milwaukee the past four seasons.

"My choice was either Chicago or Milwaukee," he told the newspaper. "Milwaukee is going with a young team and Chicago is in need of a big guy, so that's it."

The 38-year-old Kukoc said that he won't miss basketball if this indeed is the end of his career.

"I think it's time for me to move away from basketball. It was a huge part of my life and gave me pretty much everything I desired but there comes a time when you just can't take it anymore.

"I can still play 10, 15, 20 minutes, maybe, but I don't need it anymore. I always felt like I needed to play basketball. Right now, it's not my most desirable thing anymore. I'd rather play golf," he told the newspaper.

The Bulls drafted Kukoc in the second round in 1990. With Chicago, the Croatia native won the Sixth Man Award in 1996 and NBA les from 1996-98.

Kukoc also has played for Philadelphia and Atlanta. He averaged 4.9 points per game last season for Milwaukee in 65 games and averaged 11.6 ppg over his 13-year career.

**sa_butta** · 09-12-2006

According to ESPN insider the Suns are interested in Michael Olowokandi.

**Solid D** · 09-29-2006

Bump -
Kukoc retires
Bonzi is headed to Houston
DerMarr Johnson and Anthony Carter appear to be Denver Nuggets