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"Educate and inform the whole mass of the people...they are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty."
??” Thomas Jefferson
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Originally posted by houstontxbrave View PostI would really rather have Korver then Allen.
He is a free agent this year.
http://www.fantasysp.com/nba_player_news/Kyle_Korver/
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Originally posted by BradleyBrave View PostAgree 100%. Korver is younger and more of the role player than Allen. Ray may gripe about shots with LBJ and DR being options 1 and 2. Korver will not.
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Originally posted by VeveJones007 View PostHas Allen griped at all about his shots when he's been playing with Pierce, Garnett, and Rondo for three years? If you like Korver more, that's fine. Don't just make things up and pass them along as fact to support how you feel.Onward and Upward!
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Originally posted by VeveJones007 View PostThey'll have to do a sign-and-trade with Deng for Bosh or LeBron to get two top contracts this offseason. My hope is they sign Calipari/Phil, sign-and-trade LeBron for Deng, and then sign Amare. If they still have a mid-level exemption, then grab Ray Allen as your 3-point shooting 2-guard.
I listen to 670 the Score pretty much every day and all I am hearing is that when the Bulls traded Salmons they opened up enough space to sign two MAX contracts guys this offseason...
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I listen to 670 the Score pretty much every day and all I am hearing is that when the Bulls traded Salmons they opened up enough space to sign two MAX contracts guys this offseason...Onward and Upward!
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Originally posted by Chico View PostI find it hard also. Was fun watching the Suns the past few Winters, but they turned me off them last week. Though I could care less about Cleveland, I was sorta hoping for Anthony Parker to get a ring. Thought it was a shame that for all his playing time he was lucky to get 5-7 shots a game.
Originally posted by Missouri Brave View PostBeninator, if you read Bill Simmons "Book of Basketball" you'll love the NBA. I guarantee it.Bradley 72 - Illini 68 Final
???It??™s awful hard,??™??™ said Illini freshman guard D.J. Richardson, the former Central High School guard who played prep school ball a few miles from here and fought back tears outside the locker room. ???It??™s a hometown thing. It??™s bragging rights.??™
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Originally posted by Beninator View PostWatching former BU players is the only reason that I would watch an NBA game for now.
Will check that out when I get the time. Keep in mind that the NBA hasn't really interested me since the Bird/Johnson era!
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"Educate and inform the whole mass of the people...they are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty."
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The bit of math I've done trying to understand it indicates that the Bulls really don't have enough space for two max contracts and the rest of a team. One outcome I think I'd like would be for LeBron and David Lee (who I don't think will get a max contract). Lee could give you an offensive threat and another guy with a penchant for rebounding to play next to Noah. With no other changes your lineup could be Rose, LeBron, Deng, Lee, Noah.
-- of course, I'd really like to see Rose, LeBron, Bosh, random shooting guard, and Noah on the floor. To do that you have to get creative capwise, and also answer the question of if Bosh wants to share THAT much (I personally think he does). You really have to move Deng at that point (maybe for a washed up SG that's also overpaid) for the future's sake.
It's really going to be interesting... And I believe any result in which LBJ comes to Chicago (which provided he's leaving Cleveland, I think Chicago is the most logical destination) turns Chicago into a championship favorite, regardless of other moves.
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Originally posted by thefish7 View PostThe bit of math I've done trying to understand it indicates that the Bulls really don't have enough space for two max contracts and the rest of a team. One outcome I think I'd like would be for LeBron and David Lee (who I don't think will get a max contract). Lee could give you an offensive threat and another guy with a penchant for rebounding to play next to Noah. With no other changes your lineup could be Rose, LeBron, Deng, Lee, Noah.
-- of course, I'd really like to see Rose, LeBron, Bosh, random shooting guard, and Noah on the floor. To do that you have to get creative capwise, and also answer the question of if Bosh wants to share THAT much (I personally think he does). You really have to move Deng at that point (maybe for a washed up SG that's also overpaid) for the future's sake.
It's really going to be interesting... And I believe any result in which LBJ comes to Chicago (which provided he's leaving Cleveland, I think Chicago is the most logical destination) turns Chicago into a championship favorite, regardless of other moves.Onward and Upward!
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The Bulls have about $31 million tied up for 2010-2011. Source
The cap is expected to drop to "between $50.4 million and $53.6 million for the 2010-11 season" according to a league memo reported on by ESPN.
So the Bulls will have about $20 million in cap space. A max contract for one of these guys is about $18 million per year, so to sign another top guy, they will need to work a sign-and-trade.
I really hope that the Nets don't get the first pick. I would hate for them to get John Wall and make a big push for Calipari and LeBron.
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Originally posted by SFP View Post
Also, did anyone listen to The Score this afternoon? Apparently there was an "incident" between Delonte West and LeBron's mom that some say has caused a rift between LeBron and many of his teammates. The more stuff that comes out, the more it sounds like he's leaving.
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