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Jennings/Udrih
Ellis/Lamb
Mbah a Moute/Dunleavy
Ilyasova/Henson/Gooden
Dalembert/Pryzbilla
bubble team, yepyepyep
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Joel Przybilla has verbally agreed to sign with Bucks. Chose Bucks over Trail Blazers and Mavericks.
Jennings/Udrih
Ellis/Lamb
Mbah a Moute/Dunleavy
Ilyasova/Henson/Gooden
Dalembert/Pryzbilla
bubble team, yepyepyep
Not a bad roster.
Via Chris Tomasson, FoxSports
A source close to free-agent forward Lou Amundson said Charlotte is looking at Amundson, and that it's unlikely he would go to Greece. .... The source said the New York Knicks are also looking at Amundson. However, the Knicks only can offer the minimum and Amundson is looking for a deal in the area of $3 million a season.
http://www.iamagm.com/article/knicks...n#.UCF5M6NdC7s
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Malcolm Thomas Close To Deal, Bulls Ruled Out As Option
Malcolm Thomas is on the verge of signing a contract with either an NBA or overseas club, agent Aaron Mintz told RealGM on Tuesday.
“He’s close to a deal right now,” Mintz said. “There are a few different options.”
Thomas was named to the Vegas Summer League All-Star team last month as a member of the Chicago Bulls, averaging 11.4 points and 12.4 rebounds over five games. Thomas, who played collegiately at San Diego State, showed that he could provide a high motor and sharp instincts offensively.
It is believed that Thomas will ultimately come to an agreement with a team overseas.
The Bulls expressed interest in Thomas, but they are no longer in play. The Chicago bench underwent a massive overhaul over the offseason, but they have long been in the market to add a fifth big man.
Thomas played three regular season games for the San Antonio Spurs last season.
Read more: http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap...#ixzz22u5IHfKo
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Denver got Anthony Randolph for $5.2m over 3yrs. I think we missed out there.
I know the Spurs only had min salary to offer, but I'm sure something could've been swung to get him here. He may have become perpetually stuck in Pop's doghouse (I guess that's why the FO didn't chase him), but Pop and Tim had as good a chance as anyone in the NBA to meld him into a useful NBA player.
I have a strange feeling ARand will blossom under Karl - not into a star, but into a nasty weakside defensive big off the bench, who can also score (when his confidence is up - he's a typical 'confidence player'). If it clicks, Denver's McGee-Faried-Randolph frontcourt will be nasty.
I wonder if it's us. The Spurs frequently do like to keep things quite, especially since they are trying to deal Blair right now. Maybe they really like him last spring, and had Kawhi talk to him.
Re-signing Malcolm Thomas would make a lot of sense for Spurs.
He's just so skinny.
You know who else is skinny? Kevin Durant. Think about it.
You're seriously comparing Malcom Thomas to Kevin Durant. Think about it.
No.
Then why did you bring him up?
Twas a joke
Ah, I thought Durant might be available for the minimum for a second.
Chump and DPG going at it, this could have took a while.
At least it's basketball.
Random question: Would you consider Najera for the minimum at this point. He certainly won't be a game changing player or even a rotation player come playoff time, but he hustles, plays defense, and can even hit the three from time to time. If the Spurs pass on Blatche or vice versa and there is no "impact" player available, would you pick this guy up, invite him to camp, or pass on him? And I am guess that your answers depend on what happens to Blair, but I thought I would see what you thought.
Five years ago? Yes. Now? No.
I'd rather they were picking through the young NBA scraps than going back to the old timer scrap pile.
Denver got Anthony Randolph for $5.2m over 3yrs. I think we missed out there.
I know the Spurs only had min salary to offer, but I'm sure something could've been swung to get him here. He may have become perpetually stuck in Pop's doghouse (I guess that's why the FO didn't chase him), but Pop and Tim had as good a chance as anyone in the NBA to meld him into a useful NBA player.
I have a strange feeling ARand will blossom under Karl - not into a star, but into a nasty weakside defensive big off the bench, who can also score (when his confidence is up - he's a typical 'confidence player'). If it clicks, Denver's McGee-Faried-Randolph frontcourt will be nasty.
What do you guys think? Have we seen Randolph's ceiling (ie. limited to his over-inflated ego and seemingly low basketball IQ), or do you think he could blossom under the right coach?
James Jones was standing next to Durant in the finals and they looked like they had almost the same body type. Amazing how much better Durant is though. Sometimes, body type doesn't really mean that much.
The Rockets released Harrellson today. Maybe worth a look.9. Josh Harrellson
Like Leuer, Josh Harrellson is currently property of the Rockets. Also like Leuer, he has an unguaranteed contract that will probably end up being torn to pieces. As a rookie last season for the Knicks, Harrellson flashed some potential. He's a big dude (6-foot-10, 275 pounds) who can defend the post on defense and shoot three-pointers on offense. Harrellson's rebounding and shotblocking are also above average. However, it should be noted that most of his success came with Mike D'Antoni at the helm and his bulk hurts his mobility on the defensive end. Overall, though, Harrellson is a relatively unique prospect who could be worth a look if he becomes available.
I'd take a flyer on him.
I would take Woody Harrellson for Bonner straight up
So... we replace a goofy white dude who shoots 3s and gets killed in the paint... with a prospect goofy white dude who shoots 3s and isn't always killed in the paint.I would take Woody Harrellson for Bonner straight up
at least Woody can jump...
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