This does not apply until the topic this thread revolves around becomes a reality.![]()
That's what I assume, as well. But it'd be even better if he meant his own local Detroit sources![]()
This does not apply until the topic this thread revolves around becomes a reality.![]()
Yeah he is better. I was just having some fun at his expense. His fact checking has still been a bit shaky, but overall he is less unbearable.
Well, pretty similiar to the line-up I proposed, but you forgot Finley. He and Williams will be put in the backup SF role. Gist and McClinton are most likely going to be sent to the Toros unless they do very well in summer camp
I didn't even notice that Wednesday tidbit. Hopefully the fact that the Spurs have even added that third year to the deal means that negotiations are intense. It'd be best if McDyess can decide in the next day or two.
Come on McDyess![]()
I want an answer tonight damn it!![]()
Dave Dial there on Mlive is pretty good. He scours the net for these type of news stories/rumors, and report on them. He'll usually follow up with his take on it. But all the time I've been following him, he simply pulls articles from the net and shares them with local readers. So I wouldn't expect him to be referring to any personal sources.
Thanks
Doesn't look like much research went behind that sentence but I appreciate the sentimentVINCE ELLIS - Detroit Free Press
Johnson told the Free Press on Tuesday that he was happy his name was out there but said he was content remaining at ESPN for another season. He also said he would prefer to return to coaching in the Western Conference.
Asked on ESPN where he thought the Pistons rank in the Eastern Conference, Johnson said:
"Well, you have the big three (Orlando, Boston and Cleveland). Now you have that next tier of teams with the Atlanta Hawks, the Miami Heat, the Philadelphia 76ers, Chicago Bulls and the Detroit Pistons kind of in that mix."
That's a fair assessment, especially with Pistons free-agent power forward Antonio McDyess likely headed to the Spurs. But let's see what else happens before training camp opens in the fall.
http://www.mercedsunstar.com/359/story/939527.html![]()
This guy could be a nice insurance policy.
That could allow the Spurs to gamble on a young 5 who might have more upside. They could do worse with the MLE.
(Okay, it's faint praise but sincere nonetheless.)
me three
Perfect lockeroom guy and mentor for our young bigs if it happens...![]()
Wow- I didn't think they were even willing to offer a 3 year deal to Sheed.
Clearly, they want Dyess badly.
Yeah, Finley was missed! He will be the back-up SF for the season!
I know I just brought out the Finley haters. They are like roaches....you can't kill 'em!!!![]()
Maybe, the FO wanted McDyess all along.
I'm beginning to believe they were not that interested in Rasheed after all.
I think that's a fair assessment, based on what's happened over the past week.
Either that, or they grossly underestimated players' desires to go with their gut and their checkbook, and are making up for that mistake by overcompensating with McDyess.
HoopsWorld have got on their homepage that "Spurs close to signing McDyess" and then it goes on to say....
"According to reports, the San Antonio Spurs are nearing a deal with free agent center Antonio McDyess"
Sorry if someone else already posted this.
Looking pretty good I think.
Partially guaranteed -- I like the sound of that word.
McDyess might be a better fit. The Spurs need a solid (if unspectacular) presence in the post. Sheed is neither solid nor unspectacular.
Yes! C'mon Spurs let's strike this deal.![]()
He's guaranteed some of the money even though we know he's retiring after two years, he's made that clear. That's why he'll probably sign here...he's getting money for sure, even after he retires...
Because they are so adaptable -- they can move on to someone else at the drop of a hat!
HoopsWorld is just linking to McDonald's article.
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