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Deron Williams, the most coveted player in this summer's free-agent class, will meet with representatives from the Brooklyn Nets and Dallas Mavericks on Monday before deciding which team to sign with this July, according to a source privy to Williams' plan.

Mavericks free-agent point guard Jason Kidd will also join whichever team Williams chooses, sources said.

Williams is spending the weekend playing golf with Kidd in New York's Hamptons, sources say, yet one more indicator that the Nets have at least a fighting chance to keep Williams and add Kidd sometime after free agency begins Sunday.

Kidd, who has indicated that he hopes to serve as a backup to Williams either in Brooklyn or Dallas, also recently purchased a home in East Hampton, a source close to Kidd said.

Another source with business ties to both Kidd and Williams says that the two already have decided to play together for the Nets next season. However, multiple sources say Williams is still torn about his decision.

Williams has said he wants to make the decision before training camp for the U.S. men's Olympic team begins in Las Vegas on July 7.


甘得意既, Kidd跟D Will頭

引用第166樓ryan_kewell_7於2012-07-01 03:44發表的“”:
Deron Williams, the most coveted player in this summer's free-agent class, will meet with representatives from the Brooklyn Nets and Dallas Mavericks on Monday before deciding which team to sign with this July, according to a source privy to Williams' plan.
Mavericks free-agent point guard Jason Kidd will also join whichever team Williams chooses, sources said.
Williams is spending the weekend playing golf with Kidd in New York's Hamptons, sources say, yet one more indicator that the Nets have at least a fighting chance to keep Williams and add Kidd sometime after free agency begins Sunday.
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Chris Broussard ‏@Chris_Broussard
I just spoke with @DeronWilliams by telephone. He denied reports that he and Jason Kidd have decided to play for the same team.

Sources: Dwight Howard wants trade

Dwight Howard met with new Orlando Magic general manager Rob Hennigan on Friday and told him he wants to be traded to the Brooklyn Nets, according to sources with knowledge of the situation.

Howard and Hennigan sat down face to face in Los Angeles, meeting for the first time since Hennigan became Orlando's GM nearly two weeks ago.

Hennigan was noncommittal when Howard told him he wants to be traded to Brooklyn, sources said.

Jordan Hill Draws Interest from Orlando Magic, According to Report

The Orlando Magic are among the teams expected to pursue Los Angeles Lakers big man Jordan Hill in free agency, reports Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports. They join the Miami Heat, Golden State Warriors, Minnesota Timberwolves, and his incumbent team in the bidding for the three-year veteran. Hill will meet with Minnesota management on Monday, Wojnarowski says. He does not give an estimation of when Orlando might meet with the former Arizona Wildcat.

DH -> jordan hill

Chris Broussard ‏@Chris_Broussard
Goal would be to eliminate Dwight's opt-in and make him a free agent this summer.

Chris Broussard ‏@Chris_Broussard
Sources tell @RicBucher Players Assn is considering taking legal action against the Magic on Dwight's behalf. (con't)

Chris Broussard ‏@Chris_Broussard
Situation btwn Dwight Howard & Magic getting ugly. Howard feels Magic made him promises they didn't keep to get him to sign opt-in. (con't)

快D踢走佢

引用第171樓迪神於2012-07-01 17:55發表的“”:
快D踢走佢 [表情]

之前仲講乜忠誠！呸

宜家希望可以換番野番黎

Howard 想去Nets

Sources: Eric Gordon lines up visits

Guard Eric Gordon will visit the Indiana Pacers on Sunday, the first day of free agency, according to league sources.

Gordon, a restricted free agent with the New Orleans Hornets, will then visit the Houston Rockets on Monday and the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday.

While Gordon hopes to make his decision before his first Team USA practice in Las Vegas on July 6, he also has a meeting scheduled with Portland on July 5 and he may meet with Charlotte and Dallas, sources said.

Gordon is seeking a max contract that will pay him $58 million over four years, and sources say some teams are willing to make that offer.

After drafting star forward Anthony Davis on Thursday, the Hornets are hoping to solidify their young nucleus by re-signing Gordon.

Hornets waive Rashard Lewis

NEW ORLEANS -- The New Orleans Hornets have waived Rashard Lewis, a move they've been expected to make since acquiring the 14-year veteran forward in a trade with Washington.

The Wizards had sent Lewis and the 46th overall pick in this year's NBA draft to New Orleans on June 20 in exchange for forward Trevor Ariza and center Emeka Okafor.

Lewis was entering the final year of a $118 million, six-year contract, which included a $13.7 million buyout provision for the last year of the deal.

The 6-foot-10 Lewis has averaged 16.1 points, 5.6 rebounds and 1.8 assists during his career. Hampered by knee injuries last season, he played in only 28 games for the Wizards, averaging 7.8 points and 3.9 rebounds.

Sources: Rockets eye Luis Scola deal

The Houston Rockets are actively looking to trade veteran power forward Luis Scola, according to league sources briefed on Houston's plans.

Although a specific trade partner for Houston has not yet emerged, sources told ESPN.com that the Rockets -- stocked with big forwards after coming away with Royce White and Terrence Jones in the NBA draft earlier this week -- are working to find a new home for Scola as they rebuild their roster.

Veteran guards Kyle Lowry and Kevin Martin have also been made available in various trade scenarios by the Rockets as they continue to stockpile young assets as part of their well-chronicled intent to pursue Orlando Magic center Dwight Howard or another franchise player in trade scenarios.

Scola, a 2002 second-round pick by San Antonio, played in all 66 games last season. The 32-year-old Argentinian averaged 15.5 points and 6.4 rebounds per game in 2011-12.

Martin and Lowry, along with Scola, represent Houston's three leading scorers from last season despite Martin and Lowry playing in just 40 and 47 games, respectively.

The Rockets tried to deal Martin and Scola to New Orleans last December as part of the failed three-team trade that would have sent Chris Paul to the Los Angeles Lakers and brought Pau Gasol to Houston.

Scola has two fully guaranteed years left on his contract worth just under $20 million and a partially guaranteed $11 million due in 2014-15.

D-Will says he'll meet reps Monday

Deron Williams, the most coveted player in this summer's free-agent class, told ESPN The Magazine's Chris Broussard that he will meet with representatives from the Brooklyn Nets and Dallas Mavericks on Monday before deciding which team he will sign with.

The star point guard added that he is leaning toward one of the two teams, but refused to name which one.

Mavericks free agent point guard Jason Kidd also will join whichever team Williams chooses, sources told ESPN The Magazine's Ric Bucher.

But Williams told Broussard in a telephone conversation later Saturday night that Williams and Kidd are not a "package deal."

Williams told Broussard that he and Kidd have spoken about playing together, but Williams insists the two friends both realize they must do what's best for each other.

Williams is spending the weekend playing golf with Kidd in New York's Hamptons, sources told Bucher, yet one more indicator the Nets have at least a fighting chance to keep Williams and add Kidd sometime after free agency begins Sunday.

Kidd, who has indicated he hopes to serve as a backup to Williams either in Brooklyn or Dallas, also recently purchased a home in East Hampton, a source close to Kidd told Bucher.

Another source with business ties to both Kidd and Williams told Bucher that the two already have decided to play together for the Nets next season. However, multiple sources say Williams is still torn about his decision.

Williams has said he wants to make his decision before training camp for the U.S. men's Olympic team begins in Las Vegas on July 7.

Sam Amick ‏@sam_amick

Indiana did not offer a max deal, and Hibbert is now leaning to Blazers unless Pacers match. One other unnamed team offered max.


Source: Portland GM Neil Olshey & team prez Larry Miller visited restricted free agent center Roy Hibbert tonight in DC, offered max deal

引用第178樓阿清於2012-07-01 21:48發表的“”:
Sam Amick ‏@sam_amick
Indiana did not offer a max deal, and Hibbert is now leaning to Blazers unless Pacers match. One other unnamed team offered max.
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Hibbert