Wher'd you hear that from?
Bobcats GM Rod Higgins said a Boris Diaw buyout will be discussed in the next few days.
The Bobcats were predictably unable to find a trade partner, but that doesn't change the fact that coach Paul Silas has seen enough of Diaw. If a buyout can be reached, the Spurs and Knicks are rumored to be interested. Diaw would land as a backup in both spots.
Source: Rick Bonnell on Twitter Mar 15 - 4:49 PM
I think Diaw would be starting pretty quick if he came to SA. Blair is awful
Diaw.
We already have two above average centers. We should have at least one average PF.
The Cavs have no plans to buy out Antawn Jamison, a source tells the Plain Dealer.
The Cavs are just two games out of the final playoff spot in the East and Jamison continues to play at an extremely high level. A buyout wouldn't make much sense. They'll simply let his $15 million contract expire at the end of the season and move on. Jamison is averaging 23.5 points and playing 34.4 minutes per night over his last eight games.
Source: Plain Dealer on Twitter Mar 15 - 5:12 PM
Kaman. Easily.
I hope we get one of these two, if not I would have rather traded our first round pick to get Jordan Hill instead of S-Jax
something wrong with you if want a fat Diaw over a legit 7 footer who can score in the post, shoot the J, rebound, & defend but again diaw is the realistic signing and i welcome him with open arms.
wanna start the Oden talk? (Playing days are likely over unfortunately, but I can see Miami or Boston taking a hard look at him)
ESPN Stein
Source w/knowledge of Blazers' thinking says team has informed Greg Oden's camp that Oden is being waived for needed roster room after deals
Miami will go after him and hopefully that will free Kaman for the Spurs' taking. Too bad we couldn't have dumped Blair to nab both Diaw/Kaman
Timmy hasn't been a power forward for almost 10 years now.
that's just silly.
So Oberto/Elson were the PFs on the 2007 le team despite not being able to hit a shot outside of 8 feet? DeJuan Blair is also a powerforward with his inability to defend the perimeter whatsoever and shoot anywhere except for right in front of the rim? C'mon dude, Duncan with his midrange game can still play the PF
Why? I would have rather gamble on the bigman position than on the wing.
what about defensively?
S-Jax + $11 million savings - RJ >>>>>>>> a player who would most likely serve as the fifth bigman
Granted, but you'd really rather gamble on Jordan Hill, a proven bust, over Jax, a proven clutch player?
I don't believe in clutch.
Give Kaman the MLE, and Diaw the minimum
the luxury tax now
Kaman/Splitter
Duncan/Diaw
Jackson/Leonard
Manu/Green
Parker/Neal
we stackeddddddddddddddddddddddddd
Pop wouldn't have given Jordan Hill minutes over Blair..
Kaman and Duncan wouldn't be able to start together..they would be too slow..I also don't know where the perception of Kaman's defense was created, he's actually a poor defender..
I would still take him over Blair, easily, but he hasn't been a positive impact player in years..
Probably. I just like his skill-set: shotblocker with a jumpshot.
Do you believe in choking?
Yes. But I wasn't sold on RJ beign a choker yet.
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Miami, Boston, San Antonio will be aggressive suitors for Chris Kaman should he inevitably be bought out of Hornets deal, sources tell Y!
https://twitter.com/#!/WojYahooNBA/s...63487384584192
Guarantee he goes to Miami, if bought out. Duh.
Damn Diaw is overrated on here, I doubt he'd be any better then Blair given his current shape/condition.
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