Reply With Quote
pull the trigger alright, now Van Exel off the bench will terrorize other teams, including Dallas and Portland, i can't wait
http://proxy.espn.go.com/nba/columns...arc&id=2146710
The Miami Heat liked Van Exel, but he said they didn't make an offer since they still have eyes on coveted free agent Michael Finley. As crazy as it might sound, he also was interested in coming back to Denver, and the Nuggets had mild interest, too. However, the Nuggets never showed strong interest back, and a phone call Van Exel was expecting from Denver coach George Karl never arrived. Instead, the Spurs locked up the 12-year veteran guard and still have hopes of signing Finley.
"Maybe that's the reason they win," Van Exel's agent, Tony Dutt, said of the Spurs. "They were willing to pull the trigger."
pull the trigger alright, now Van Exel off the bench will terrorize other teams, including Dallas and Portland, i can't wait
That is funny. However i read several times in hoopshype that Denver was looking desperate or at least with an inportant effort to get Nick, lol.http://proxy.espn.go.com/nba/columns...arc&id=2146710
The Miami Heat liked Van Exel, but he said they didn't make an offer since they still have eyes on coveted free agent Michael Finley. As crazy as it might sound, he also was interested in coming back to Denver, and the Nuggets had mild interest, too. However, the Nuggets never showed strong interest back, and a phone call Van Exel was expecting from Denver coach George Karl never arrived. Instead, the Spurs locked up the 12-year veteran guard and still have hopes of signing Finley.
"Maybe that's the reason they win," Van Exel's agent, Tony Dutt, said of the Spurs. "They were willing to pull the trigger."
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Posting Permissions
