lol y a les Bobcats aussi sur Iverson.

Je préfère les Bulls perso, ils pourraient même lui donner le numéro 23...

TheAnswer64 a écrit:

ReQuVer a écrit:

On parle d'un sign-and-trade entre les Bulls et les Pistons, pour un Gordon-Iverson

Quinton Ross de Memphis devait quitter le Tennessee et rejoindre Dallas...

Iverson aux Bulls, ça serait pas mal, enfin le digne successeur de MJ à Chicago...

Alors là c'est abusé, iverson est loin d'etre du cran de MJ, à part bouffer du ballon...

Et lacher gordon pour récupérer iverson, c'est franchement pas construire sur l'avenir de la franchise, autant prendre du sang jeune.

Ouais mais le problème c'est Gordon qui voulait partir et non Chicago qui voulait le virer^^

sinon Childress pourrait revenir en NBA, il serait en contact avec les Bucks. C'est cool, ils ont laissé partir Jefferson pour pouvoir signer Villanueva qui s'est finalement barré à Detroit... donc ils se retrouvent à signer Childress. Bonne opération Redd doit être content

je sais qu'ils n'ont pas viré gordon, mais ils auraient pu lui proposer mieux au lieu de vouloir signer iverson.

La preuve philadelphia s'en est débarrassé, denver idem et detroit idem.

larrylegend a écrit:

On parle aussi d'Iverson aux Grizzlies, parait qu'il serait intéressé pour signer là-bas
Le 5 de croqueurs, ce serait marrant : Iverson - Mayo - Gay - Randolph et Thabeet pour ramasser les briques lol.

Ma bite ? Mais ma bite elle est à Cannes en ce moment, elle fait le requin-bite !

Gay a déclaré qu'il aime bien avoir Thabeet-Okur inside, mais alors vraiment inside.

tout les jeu de mots qui vont fuser avec thabeet

Si il fait un passage en force: "Thabeet lui est rentré dans le lard"

il manque plus que scola
thabeet scola okur, et là la raquette est blindé, plus personne va vouloir y entrer

on est vraiment des (jasike)vicieux.

Igloo se caaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasse

Dommage pour toi Ivan, tu n'auras pas la joie de contrôler ton chouchou Rubio, il reste 2 ans de plus en Europe, en Espagne, et c'est...


































à Badalone Avoue t'as flippé qu'il débarque au Real

Pff quel con franchement, qu'il brûle par les pieds sur les ramblas ce trou duc !

Le Sheed vient visiter Orlando. Ca sent bon tout ça

Turko c'est officiel, aux Blazers.

Nico va faire banquette.

pas que Batum d'ailleurs, Rudy et Outlaw aussi. Ils ont intérêt à trader un de leurs ailiers du banc pour obtenir un bon meneur, le point faible de leur team.

je pense q'il vont faire jouer Turko en meneur comme le faisait Orlando....il sait bien manier le ballon ...

Si sheed va à Orlando, Detroit va devoir tout reconstruire!

larrylegend a écrit:

pas que Batum d'ailleurs, Rudy et Outlaw aussi. Ils ont intérêt à trader un de leurs ailiers du banc pour obtenir un bon meneur, le point faible de leur team.

Fernandez voulait revenir en Europe (a badalone) si turko venait au blazers.

A priori Rudy, Nico et Outlaw ont encore des beaux jours devant eux....


Pour résumer, Turkoglu, à priori, ne vient plus aux Blazers et se barre à Toronto.






An already
crazy free agent period in the NBA got downright bizarre on Friday, with the
supposed sure deal between Orlando free agent forward Hedo Turkoglu and the
Portland Trail Blazers falling apart late in the afternoon, and the veteran,
late Friday evening, making a verbal commitment to the Toronto Raptors on a five-year
deal that will pay him in excess of $60 million, according to league
sources.Turkoglu's change of heart--he was in Portland Thursday and Friday,
meeting with team officials along with his agent, Lon Babby--came after the
Raptors decided to do what they had been


reluctant
to do until then--renounce their rights to several of their own free agents,
including forward Shawn Marion and guards Anthony Parker and Carlos Delfino, in
order to create the more than $10 million in cap room necessary to make a
superior offer to Portland's.





A league source
divulged late Friday that Portland's offer to Turkoglu was actually $57 million
over five years, not the $50 million that has been reported. But by deciding to
renounce their rights to the free agents, the Raptors can give Turkoglu a deal
averaging more than $12 million annually. They only have a little more than $48
million committed for next season, including the first-year salary of rookie
swingman DeMar DeRozan, taken ninth overall.The final amount of the deal won't be
known until the league officially sets the salary cap figure for the 2009-10
season. The cap is expected to drop from its current $58.7 million, though
perhaps not as much as teams had initially feared. A source with knowledge of
the auditing process currently underway between the league and the Players' Association
that will determine next year's cap figure said this week that the cap make
fall by less than $1 million.Earlier Friday, ESPN.com reported that Turkoglu had
reached verbal agreement on a deal with the Blazers, and numerous other media
outlets reported the same thing within minutes. But a Portland team official
cautioned TNT's David Aldridge later in the day that a deal was not yet done,
and after several hours of discussions between the team, Turkoglu and Babby left
the Blazers' facility. Within a couple of hours, Turkoglu had committed to
Toronto.In the end, Turkoglu, who spent the last two days in Portland,
seemingly with every intention of agreeing to terms on a deal, simply changed
his mind, deciding that he and his family would be more comfortable in Toronto,
with its international makeup and large Turkish population. When the Blazers
realized that Toronto had a superior offer on the table, they didn't try to
change Turkoglu's mind, disappointed that Turkoglu didn't want to take a little
less money in order to play with a better team."He won't be coming"
to Portland, a league source said late Friday, closing all doors to a potential
revisiting of the issue after the Fourth of July weekend. The Raptors looked
into keeping Delfino, the guard who left Toronto last summer to sign a lucrative
deal with a Russian team. But Delfino wants to come back to the NBA, and
Toronto had a strong interest in bringing him back; he was considered a key
part of the team's attempt to bring more talent to surround All-Star forward
Chris Bosh. Bosh can terminate the last year of his contract next summer and become
an unrestricted free agent. But Delfino had to go, too, though a source
indicated late Friday that the Raptors may explore a sign-and-trade deal with
Orlando that would send Delfino to the Magic.Before Turkoglu's change of heart,
numerous league sources believed early Friday afternoon that the Raptors had
reached an agreement on a three-year extension worth $24 million with Marion,
who was acquired from Miami in February in a package for forward Jermaine
O'Neal. But a Raptors source categorically denied that Friday afternoon.The Blazers
had cleared a little more than $8 million in cap space to sign Turkoglu, whose
veteran presence and outstanding playoff performance for Orlando this year was
exactly what Portland management thought could most help its core of young,
talented—but inexperienced--players. The Blazers made the postseason this year
for the first time in six years, falling in the first round to Houston. But their
future is bright, with All-Star guard Brandon Roy, forward LaMarcus Aldridge
and center Greg Oden all under 25.Now, Portland will have to go in a different
direction. The Blazers could, potentially, become players for another
multiple-use forward like the Lakers' Lamar Odom, who has been expected to
ultimately re-sign in Los Angeles. Or they could try to sign one of several
veteran free agent point guards, from Dallas' Jason Kidd--whom Portland has
long coveted--Philadelphia's Andre Miller or Atlanta's Mike Bibby. Bibby was,
according to league sources, close to re-signing with Atlanta on Friday, and
Kidd was taking the weekend to decide between three-year offers from the
Mavericks and the Knicks, with Dallas in the driver's seat.However, the Blazers
feel that consistent perimeter shooting is a must for whomever they add, which
would eliminate all the point guards other than Bibby, and make Odom less of a
fit. That was why they quickly zeroed in on Turkoglu, a career 38.5 percent
shooter from three-point range who shot almost 39 percent behind the arc in this
year's postseason. Almost none of the remaining significant free agents
available are great shooters; among the better ones is Denver forward Linas
Kleiza--whom, ironically, Toronto has been working hard on signing.Turkoglu
opted out of the final year of his six-year, $36 million deal with the Magic,
which would have paid him $7.34 million in 2009, after the Finals. While the
Magic said it would pay luxury tax in order to keep the team together,
Turkoglu's desire for $10 million annually was far too much for Orlando to
bear, and the Magic quickly went to work, acquiring Vince Carter from the Nets
on draft day. Carter's remaining three years and $51.9 million in salary
precluded any hope of a Turkoglu re-signing in Orlando.Signed by Orlando as a free
agent in 2004, Turkoglu had gradually assumed a leadership role on the Magic,
winning the league's Most Improved Player award last season. This past season,
he averaged 16.8 points, 5.3 rebounds and 4.9 assists, and after Jameer Nelson
was lost for four months with a shoulder injury, Turkoglu assumed much more
command of the ball. Down the stretch of games, it was Turkoglu who ran screen-and-roll
plays with Dwight Howard, either taking last-second shots himself or creating
for others.He hit the game-winning against the 76ers in the first round, in the
key Game 4, with Orlando down two games to one. Against Cleveland in Game 2 of
the Eastern Conference finals, he temporarily gave the Magic a lead with one second
left after hitting a jumper, only to see LeBron James knock in a three-pointer
at the buzzer. He had more good moments against the Lakers in the Finals.Along
with possibly losing Turkoglu, the Magic may lose backup center Marcin Gortat,
who has agreed to an offer sheet with the Dallas Mavericks. The sheet can't officially
be delivered until next week, and Orlando would have seven days to match it
upon receipt. But general manager Otis Smith told the Orlando Sentinel Friday
that he did not think he'd be inclined to match an offer to Gortat for the full
mid-level exception.

ca va c'est pas long a lire au moins
en + c'est de l'americano anglais, moi pas comprendre !

sinon martin est parti yes !!! vive johnatan

Je vais faire confiance aux 2 premieres lignes ^^

Vu que Turko se serait mit d'accord avec les Raptors, le Magic a offert le full MLE à Rasheed Wallace.

je cite : "Selon plusieurs sources (voir tous les détails sur le site Blazers Edge), l’ailier du Magic aurait rappelé les Blazers pour leur annoncer que finalement, il ne viendrait pas. Apparemment, sa femme ne souhaitait pas venir à Portland, et préférait vivre dans une ville plus “européenne”."
La femme de Turkoglu c'est comme celle de NBAer elle commande avec le rouleau à pâtisserie.

MDR!!!