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Eric Maynor to the Thunder?
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Originally Posted by Al3xis
once they re-signed andy to that absurd deal, i think they let everyone know they are trying to win immediately and will worry about the future later.
they still have to do that.
It's keeping bron happy and on a winner or else.
deal with the consequences later.
And this is what i argued for days with oc about last year. The cavs have NO future in place around LeBron. all those same questions that are asked about the knicks, the cavs have to answer.
[h2]Mavs' appeal focuses on Dampier foul[/h2]
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By Tim MacMahon
ESPNDallas.com
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DALLAS -- The Dallas Mavericks' appeal of their overtime loss Friday to the Houston Rockets argues that center Erick Dampier was inappropriately assessed a second technical foul.
The referees -- Ken Mauer, Brian Forte and John Goble -- called the technical on Dampier during an eight-minute review of a flagrant foul assessed to Houston's Aaron Brooks. The play occurred with 1:01 remaining in overtime and the Rockets leading by six points.
"What the rule says is, when you review it, the reason it's reviewable is because you want to see if anybody else is involved and make sure that the appropriate penalties are assessed," said Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, who filed the appeal paperwork with the league office Sunday. "So you look at the review, and just like a Flagrant 2 can be downgraded to a personal foul or can be downgraded to no foul, when you look at that video, you should assess the appropriate penalty, which in this case is none.
"Because there's no question that not only was that not an elbow above the neck, not only was that not an elbow with an intention to harm, there wasn't even an elbow. There wasn't even an elbow. There wasn't even an elbow thrown. By any reasonable standard, that change should have been made, and I'm sure the refs didn't know you could make that change, so that's a misapplication of the rules."
Cuban originally said that he planned to include at least two other calls in the appeal, but the Mavericks opted to focus on one call.
The NBA has five days to rule on the appeal. Cuban is requesting that the game be resumed in Dallas with 1:01 remaining and Dampier at the free throw line to shoot two free throws. In that case, the Mavs would have possession of the ball after the free throws.
Is there a vid of this? I want to see if there was an elbow.
Originally Posted by I NaSmatic I
Eric Maynor to the Thunder?
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Eric Maynor to the Thunder?
Originally Posted by Al3xis
Dec 22, 2009 2:14 PM EST
Heat star Dwyane Wade has thought about playing with LeBron James and hasn't ruled out the possibility of doing so in the future.
"A lot of times in this league, players usually wind up going where they can get the most money. We're both blessed within that area. We've made a lot of money. So we wanted to base our decision on two things, the organization and the ability to win a title. And that's what we'll do. When the season is over, we plan to sit down and talk about it," Wade told Peter Vecsey in an interview with the New York Post.
"I'm not saying it will happen. But I'm intrigued by the idea.
"I probably couldn't have handled playing with someone like LeBron earlier in my career, but I'm older now. You're talking about two big egos and meshing them. That'd take a lot of sacrifice on LeBron's part and it'd take a lot of sacrifice on my part to succeed. But we would succeed because we know winning takes care of everything."
Both Wade and James, along with Chris Bosh, are expected to hit the free agent market this coming offseason.
I'm intrigued by the idea.
me too.
I didn't see that earlier. Nevermind, it isn't true then. PV is full of garbage and made up bs.
http://blog.newsok.com/th...waives-livingston-wilks/Originally Posted by I NaSmatic I
Eric Maynor to the Thunder?
Thunder Acquires Maynor, Waives Livingston, Wilks
The Oklahoma City Thunder has acquired rookie point guard Eric Maynor in a trade with Utah, The Oklahoman has learned.
In exchange, the Thunder will send the draft rights to Peter Fehse, a 2002 second-round pick, to Utah. The deal, which is expected to be announced Tuesday night, will also bring Matt Harpring's expiring $6.5 million contract to Oklahoma City, but the 33-year-old Harpring is out for the season after numerous ailments and surgeries deteriorated his performance.
To make room for Maynor and Harpring, the Thunder will release reserve guards Shaun Livingston and Mike Wilks.
Maynor, the 20th overall pick out of Virginia Commonwealth, is averaging 5.2 points, 3.1 assists and 1.5 rebounds in 14 minutes per game.
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More young talent for OKC...Utah must really be feeling the financialconstraints.
Originally Posted by CP1708
[h2]Mavs' appeal focuses on Dampier foul[/h2]
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By Tim MacMahon
ESPNDallas.com
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DALLAS -- The Dallas Mavericks' appeal of their overtime loss Friday to the Houston Rockets argues that center Erick Dampier was inappropriately assessed a second technical foul.
The referees -- Ken Mauer, Brian Forte and John Goble -- called the technical on Dampier during an eight-minute review of a flagrant foul assessed to Houston's Aaron Brooks. The play occurred with 1:01 remaining in overtime and the Rockets leading by six points.
"What the rule says is, when you review it, the reason it's reviewable is because you want to see if anybody else is involved and make sure that the appropriate penalties are assessed," said Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, who filed the appeal paperwork with the league office Sunday. "So you look at the review, and just like a Flagrant 2 can be downgraded to a personal foul or can be downgraded to no foul, when you look at that video, you should assess the appropriate penalty, which in this case is none.
"Because there's no question that not only was that not an elbow above the neck, not only was that not an elbow with an intention to harm, there wasn't even an elbow. There wasn't even an elbow. There wasn't even an elbow thrown. By any reasonable standard, that change should have been made, and I'm sure the refs didn't know you could make that change, so that's a misapplication of the rules."
Cuban originally said that he planned to include at least two other calls in the appeal, but the Mavericks opted to focus on one call.
The NBA has five days to rule on the appeal. Cuban is requesting that the game be resumed in Dallas with 1:01 remaining and Dampier at the free throw line to shoot two free throws. In that case, the Mavs would have possession of the ball after the free throws.
Originally Posted by JapanAir21
The Oklahoma City Thunder has acquired rookie point guard Eric Maynor in a trade with Utah, The Oklahoman has learned.
In exchange, the Thunder will send the draft rights to Peter Fehse, a 2002 second-round pick, to Utah.
Originally Posted by Bigmike23
there you go CP
anyone else cant embed anything?
Originally Posted by Chester the Cheetah
Originally Posted by JapanAir21
The Oklahoma City Thunder has acquired rookie point guard Eric Maynor in a trade with Utah, The Oklahoman has learned.
In exchange, the Thunder will send the draft rights to Peter Fehse, a 2002 second-round pick, to Utah.
Yep, this dude will fit right in.
I just got a fat check from my school I didn't know I had about a month ago, so I figured I'd TRY and treat myself to the 11's.Originally Posted by CP1708
JA, I WISH I could get the 11's, but with Christmas and all my other bills, nothin I can do.
And I guess that foul was from that sort of slight nothin nudge????Good lord that was weak. Took 8 minutes to figure that out?I hope there was like a better angle or somethin.
You see how much Paul got this off-season?Originally Posted by BangDak
my god, how does utah even have the 2nd highest payroll?
ak, deron, boozer, milsap, and okur must be gettin that paper.
the knicks could have gave him mobleys insured contract+another expiring for boozer+maynor.Originally Posted by JapanAir21
You see how much Paul got this off-season?Originally Posted by BangDak
my god, how does utah even have the 2nd highest payroll?
ak, deron, boozer, milsap, and okur must be gettin that paper.
12.5m for Booz, 16.5 for AK, 13.5 for Deron, 10.3 for Millsap this year, 9 for Okur.
CJ, Kyle, and Ronnie Brewer is another 10 million.
what you talking about? the Hornets didn't trade DC todayOriginally Posted by Kiddin Like Jason
Why'd they trade their point guard of the future?