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why did they even sign harrington to begin with. front office is funny
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To blow up something doesn't there first have to be something there?Originally Posted by Kn0wledgeable
nets are stupid if they gonna blow up that team for the sake of getting melo for half a year. going to ruin themselves
To blow up something doesn't there first have to be something there?Originally Posted by Kn0wledgeable
nets are stupid if they gonna blow up that team for the sake of getting melo for half a year. going to ruin themselves
Originally Posted by DubA169
why did they even sign harrington to begin with. front office is funny
Originally Posted by DubA169
why did they even sign harrington to begin with. front office is funny
pretty sure they signed him to keep Melo. Now that Melo wants out, Denver wants to move an another direction.Originally Posted by Remi23
Originally Posted by DubA169
why did they even sign harrington to begin with. front office is funny
pretty sure they signed him to keep Melo. Now that Melo wants out, Denver wants to move an another direction.Originally Posted by Remi23
Originally Posted by DubA169
why did they even sign harrington to begin with. front office is funny
Hold up, lemme get this straight. The Nets would be trading Derrick Favors, Devin Harris, Anthony Morrow, Quinton Ross, Ben Uzoh, Stephen Graham, Johan Petro, Troy Murphy AND two first round picks for Melo for half a year, Chaucey Billups for a few hours before he's bought out, and Richard Hamilton who also would probably ask for a buyout.Originally Posted by Rolaholic
[h2]Sources: Nets, Nuggets 'further along'[/h2]
By Chris Broussard and Marc Stein
ESPN.com
A weekend of heavy activity on the Carmelo Anthony trade front has ushered the New Jersey Nets to the brink of a deal for the superstar forward for the second time, according to sources close to the negotiations.
Thanks to the recruitment of the Detroit Pistons as a third-party facilitator, New Jersey's longstanding attempts to pry Anthony away from Denver are "further along" than any trade scenario that has been discussed since the Nets' near acquisition of the All-Star in late September, sources close to the negotiations said Sunday.
Multiple sources with knowledge of the talks expressed optimism Sunday that a three-team deal involving the Pistons featuring at least 15 players -- with Rip Hamilton and Chauncey Billups winding up in New Jersey with Anthony -- could be completed in the next day or two.
Anthony
Denver, however, elected to play Anthony and Billups in its home game against New Orleans on Sunday night, suggesting that the Nuggets might not be ready to sign off on the trade and, according to sources, frustrating both the Nets and the Pistons.
A similar scenario played out in the September deal, when the Nets and Nuggets hammered out the framework of a four-team swap with Charlotte and Utah, only for the Nuggets to decide that they weren't ready to end their relationship with Anthony and back out of the deal.
As of late Sunday night, New Jersey was poised to receive Anthony, Billups and Hamilton, with Denver landing two future first-round picks and a six players. The Nuggets' New Jersey haul would feature Nets rookie Derrick Favors, former All-Star guard Devin Harris and Nets sharpshooter Anthony Morrow. In addition, the Nuggets would bring in the New Jersey threesome of Quinton Ross, Ben Uzoh and Stephen Graham included for salary-cap purposes.
Detroit, meanwhile, was to receive Nets big man Johan Petro and the expiring contract of Nets forward Troy Murphy, with the Pistons motivated to join in by the $17-plus million in long-term savings they'd earn by shedding Hamilton's contract.
Hold up, lemme get this straight. The Nets would be trading Derrick Favors, Devin Harris, Anthony Morrow, Quinton Ross, Ben Uzoh, Stephen Graham, Johan Petro, Troy Murphy AND two first round picks for Melo for half a year, Chaucey Billups for a few hours before he's bought out, and Richard Hamilton who also would probably ask for a buyout.Originally Posted by Rolaholic
[h2]Sources: Nets, Nuggets 'further along'[/h2]
By Chris Broussard and Marc Stein
ESPN.com
A weekend of heavy activity on the Carmelo Anthony trade front has ushered the New Jersey Nets to the brink of a deal for the superstar forward for the second time, according to sources close to the negotiations.
Thanks to the recruitment of the Detroit Pistons as a third-party facilitator, New Jersey's longstanding attempts to pry Anthony away from Denver are "further along" than any trade scenario that has been discussed since the Nets' near acquisition of the All-Star in late September, sources close to the negotiations said Sunday.
Multiple sources with knowledge of the talks expressed optimism Sunday that a three-team deal involving the Pistons featuring at least 15 players -- with Rip Hamilton and Chauncey Billups winding up in New Jersey with Anthony -- could be completed in the next day or two.
Anthony
Denver, however, elected to play Anthony and Billups in its home game against New Orleans on Sunday night, suggesting that the Nuggets might not be ready to sign off on the trade and, according to sources, frustrating both the Nets and the Pistons.
A similar scenario played out in the September deal, when the Nets and Nuggets hammered out the framework of a four-team swap with Charlotte and Utah, only for the Nuggets to decide that they weren't ready to end their relationship with Anthony and back out of the deal.
As of late Sunday night, New Jersey was poised to receive Anthony, Billups and Hamilton, with Denver landing two future first-round picks and a six players. The Nuggets' New Jersey haul would feature Nets rookie Derrick Favors, former All-Star guard Devin Harris and Nets sharpshooter Anthony Morrow. In addition, the Nuggets would bring in the New Jersey threesome of Quinton Ross, Ben Uzoh and Stephen Graham included for salary-cap purposes.
Detroit, meanwhile, was to receive Nets big man Johan Petro and the expiring contract of Nets forward Troy Murphy, with the Pistons motivated to join in by the $17-plus million in long-term savings they'd earn by shedding Hamilton's contract.
Originally Posted by Keef100Laflare
melo please go to the knicks..
Originally Posted by Keef100Laflare
melo please go to the knicks..