NBA 2013-14 轉會市場 (魔獸宣佈簽約火箭) [復制鏈接]

今年都幾多大deal...

howard 成功取代 lbj 成為新一代犯眾憎球星...

LAKERS 果真放走 MWP, 唔知有無 contender 簽佢呢

snipertcy:LAKERS 果真放走 MWP, 唔知有無 contender 簽佢呢 [表情]  (2013-07-09 10:34) 

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Hawks, Bucks Discussing Jennings For Teague Sign-And-Trades
Jul 08, 2013 8:35 AM EDT

The Atlanta Hawks and Milwaukee Bucks have held discussions in recent days involving sign-and-trades of Brandon Jennings for Jeff Teague.

Larry Drew, formerly head coach of the Hawks and now with the Bucks, would like to acquire Teague.

The Hawks would have to give up their pursuit of Monta Ellis knowing that the backcourt pairing has already failed to yield positive results.

Kings Trying To Clear Space To Sign Monta Ellis
Jul 08, 2013 8:52 AM EDT

The Sacramento Kings have been attempting to move the contracts of Jimmer Fredette and Chuck Hayes to the Cleveland Cavaliers in order to create enough cap space to sign Monta Ellis.

Hayes' contracts runs through 14-15, which would compromise the Cavaliers' cap space for 2014.

With the Denver Nuggets moving toward acquiring Randy Foye and the Atlanta Hawks now also pursuing Brandon Jennings, the Kings may become the best opportunity for Ellis to get a multi-year deal.

Wolves Make Offer To Pekovic Believed To Be $12M Annually
Jul 08, 2013 8:42 AM EDT

The Minnesota Timberwolves have made a formal offer to Nikola Pekovic believed to be worth $12 million or more annually.

Pekovic is a restricted free agent.

Pekovic is not believed to have been offered a deal by a rival team and the number of teams with sufficient cap space has decreased to one or two.

@JacksonMark13 Congrats to @Scalabrine! My newest assistant coach! Welcome my man! #Warriors
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Kobe Bryant ‏@kobebryant 22m
"My job is not to be easy on people. My job is to make them better." Steve Jobs

Kobe Bryant ‏@kobebryant 59m
Personally I'd keep Metta and make a run with the unit we have and just add a few pieces #keepthepeace #lakersstilldeciding

Kobe Bryant ‏@kobebryant 1h
I wish d12 the best honestly. I just find it hard to follow players that wanna kick my teams ass #thatsjustme

Kobe Bryant ‏@kobebryant 1h
No game 7 win without Metta! This is a tough day for laker nation #misspeace  #newcbacasualty

Cavs make Andrew Bynum $24 million offer


The Cleveland Cavaliers are pushing for free-agent center Andrew Bynum to accept a two-year, $24 million-plus, incentive-based contract offer, league sources told Yahoo! Sports on Monday night.

The Cavaliers met with Bynum in Cleveland on Monday, but could fast lose patience with waiting on the two-time NBA champion center to make a decision on accepting the offer, which includes a team option in the second year of the deal, sources said.

Bynum, 25, left Cleveland to travel to Atlanta to meet with Hawks officials, and Cleveland has begun to engage free agents Andrei Kirilenko and Elton Brand on possible one-year deals that would preclude the Cavaliers from the ability to sign Bynum, league sources said.

Cleveland wants a team option on a second contract year to protect it against losing Bynum to 2014 free agency should his damaged knees heal enough to allow him to make a resurgence this season. The incentives of a possible Bynum contract could include minimal hurdles of completing training camp and reaching minutes and games-played plateaus in the regular season, league sources said.

Bynum's camp has been shopping for one-year, high-money deals that would allow him to hit the market again next year, sources said.

For the Cavaliers, the possibility of a Bynum reclamation project taking shape in Cleveland, coupled with All-Star point guard Kyrie Irving, could be the cornerstones of a recruiting pitch to bring back LeBron James in the summer of 2014.

Bynum missed the entire 2012-13 season with the Philadelphia 76ers, after chronic knees problems ultimately required surgery. Every team with an interest in Bynum is reluctant to commit significant guaranteed money – never mind long-term years – on a player whom even the most generous of medical opinions consider anything but a significant risk to miss more games this season and beyond.

Bynum had his best NBA season in 2011-12 with the Los Angeles Lakers, averaging 18.7 points and 11.8 rebounds. He was sent to the 76ers as part of the four-team deal that delivered Dwight Howard to the Lakers. Knee injuries have plagued him throughout much of his eight-year NBA career.

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@ClevelandFrowns Andrew Bynum just told me he's playing for the cavs next year! pic.twitter.com/TL5sddASi8

ryan_kewell_7:Cavs make Andrew Bynum $24 million offer
The Cleveland Cavaliers are pushing for free-agent center Andrew Bynum to accept a two-year, $24 million-plus, incentive-based contract offer, league sources told Yahoo! Sports on Monday night.
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如無意外bynum好快就會傷，之後成季報銷

Carmelo Expected Knicks To Pursue Trade For Rondo
Jul 09, 2013 9:52 AM EDT


After the Boston Celtics traded Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce to the Brooklyn Nets, Carmelo Anthony told friends that he expected the New York Knicks to pursue a trade for Rajon Rondo.

Anthony believes Rondo would be a great fit for the Knicks.

The Knicks subsequently re-signed J.R. Smith and Pablo Prigioni, while also acquiring Andrea Bargnani in a trade with the Toronto Raptors.

The Knicks almost certainly do not have enough assets to acquire Rondo in a trade with the Celtics.

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Metta World Peace eyes future


Amid rumors that Metta World Peace will be released by the Los Angeles Lakers via the amnesty clause, his longtime friend and head of his foundation, Jose Morales, said the forward "hopes to land with the Knicks."

The Lakers can't make an official amnesty move until Wednesday, and sources told ESPN Tuesday that the team hasn't made a decision. World Peace's camp told ESPN that the team also told them that no decision has been made.

Morales said World Peace would be "upset" if the Lakers amnesty him, and that he would even consider retirement if any team with room to fit him under the salary cap claimed him off waivers. Those teams would have the first opportunity to claim him.

"If the Lakers do amnesty him, he might want to retire," Morales said. "If one of these small-market teams picks him up, he won't be happy with that. He doesn't want to play there."

Morales said World Peace would also be open to playing for the Clippers, but if he can't stay in Los Angeles he would only want to play in New York, his hometown.

"If the Lakers amnesty him, he's going to have a point to prove that he can still be that player in New York," Morales said.

If World Peace ended up in New York, he would be an ideal candidate to start at small forward and play alongside Carmelo Anthony. The Knicks are in the market for a wing player who can defend and stretch the floor with 3-point shooting. World Peace, if available, would arguably be the best candidate to fill that role, and being that he's from the city, he would be an obvious choice.

Morales also said money is not a factor in World Peace's next destination, as he'll still get paid $7.7 million from the Lakers through the 2013-14 season if he's amnestied.

"Whatever he makes next is an added bonus," Morales said. "Playing with a team that has a chance with the championship would be even better. He loves the Knicks.