Official 2012 Free Agency Thread/All Non-Hornets FA/trade posts here {merged}

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Originally Posted by bojangles837

are the jazz really satisfied with mo williams at point?

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He's only contracted for one more year right? I think they have Tiinsley as back-up, they're probably waiting to sign a new FA PG in 2013, or else trade on of their bigs for one.

It also looks as if the Bucks offered Ilyasova 5 years 40 million, wouldn't you rather have him than George Hill if they had the same contract?

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Originally Posted by BeeBall Reasons

It also looks as if the Bucks offered Ilyasova 5 years 40 million, wouldn't you rather have him than George Hill if they had the same contract?

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Easily.

Spencer Hawes 2 year 13 million to return from Philly. Damn if I knew he was that cheap I would have been on that bandwagon.

Well, they would have matched that or even a slight increase in that so doubt he would have ever gotten away unless a team grossly overpaid.

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Originally Posted by BallSoHard

Spencer Hawes 2 year 13 million to return from Philly. Damn if I knew he was that cheap I would have been on that bandwagon.

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Not that cheap, his production dropped after the allstar break, he's a below average starter.

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Originally Posted by BeeBall Reasons

Not that cheap, his production dropped after the allstar break, he's a below average starter.

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No real commitment though really and we need a Center. If he works out great resign him, if not it's only 2 years. Unknown is right though, the RFA status would have been matched regardless unless his heart was somewhere else :hihi:.

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Originally Posted by BallSoHard

No real commitment though really and we need a Center. If he works out great resign him, if not it's only 2 years. Unknown is right though, the RFA status would have been matched regardless unless his heart was somewhere else :hihi:.

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If worst comes to the worst with Gordon, would prefer Gortat who is on similar money- one of the few NBA centers who is not completely lost offensively

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Originally Posted by BallSoHard

No real commitment though really and we need a Center. If he works out great resign him, if not it's only 2 years. Unknown is right though, the RFA status would have been matched regardless unless his heart was somewhere else :hihi:.

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Wait he signed the QO last year, doesn't that make him a UFA?

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Originally Posted by BallSoHard

Spencer Hawes 2 year 13 million to return from Philly. Damn if I knew he was that cheap I would have been on that bandwagon.

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That was a good deal. I would sign Kaman to a deal like that!

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Originally Posted by BeeBall Reasons

Wait he signed the QO last year, doesn't that make him a UFA?

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you're right. He was an UFA; damn it

WHAT YA'LL THINK OF THAT.
I HATE THE LAKERS
NO OTHER DETAILS YET!!!

Strong move by the Lakers, and I guess their pick and roll defense can't get any worse.

For what?

great teams always get the best players, nothing really new.

And?

this is all from one unreliable twitter post.. once again, i hate the media

someone put dwight requested that the lakers get nash so hell go there.. sounds stupid

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Originally Posted by bojangles837

this is all from one unreliable twitter post.. once again, i hate the media

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Been confirmed by mutiple analyst at ESPN at this point.

http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/s...ign-trade-deal link

Lakers using their trade exception from the Odom deal apparently

Multiple picks from the Lakers.

Gives the Suns some more assets for a Gordon S&T I guess.

we'll see

This move will please their idiot fans, but it doesn't make them that much better. They needed athleticism and shooters from wing spots and more inside depth. LOL thinking Nash will make them that much better.

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Originally Posted by Smirk

Multiple picks from the Lakers.

Gives the Suns some more assets for a Gordon S&T I guess.

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Which I am completely fine with. If Gortat isn't in the deal, I don't accept unless we are getting some unprotected first round picks because that team is destined for a top 10 pick next year.