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Pat Riley should've listened to his gut on draft night. His hesitancy to draft Beasley makes sense now.
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Originally Posted by CP1708
Eh, if we don't get Barnes, I'm hoping for a Bynum for Bosh swap, and add Ray Allen for the mid level. That's my offseason right there.
Re-sign whichever PG's already on the roster, Fish and Farmar if we can, hope that Brown stays, have our bench be Farmar, Allen, Brown, Odom, filler.
I assume Sasha would go with Bynum in a deal for Bosh if that happens. He'll only have one year left on his deal, Bynum will have 2.
Big offseason obviously. This thread is going to be ridiculous.
Wed Jun 02, 2010 8:01 am EDT
[h2]Bulls interviewing Kevin McHale?[/h2]
By Mark J. Miller
The search for the Chicago Bulls' next head coach has taken on some gravity since whoever it is could be part of the lure for soon-to-be free agent LeBron James(notes).
Kevin McHale told reporters on a conference call Tuesday that he expects to be interviewed for the job, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.
"We'vehad some just primary discussions and I've talked to both (Bullsgeneral manager) Gar (Forman) and (Bulls executive vice president -basketball operations John) Pax (Paxson) a little bit," McHale said."So, I mean, we'll see where it goes from there."
The 52-year-old former Boston Celtics great led the Minnesota Timberwolves to a 39-55 record in two stints as coach.
Originally Posted by FRANCHISE 55
Pat Riley should've listened to his gut on draft night. His hesitancy to draft Beasley makes sense now.
Keyon Dooling son...Originally Posted by acidicality
i hope the warriors make a move for beasley, if the asking price isn't that high
Originally Posted by JPZx
^ I've heard a few times already since the Heat's season's been over that they're willing to give Beasley up to just get cap relief because they're going after 2-3 top flight FAs this Summer.
[h1]Deal in works for Kroenke to buy NFL's Rams; sell Nuggets, Avalanche[/h1]
The National Football League appears to be moving toward approving sports magnate Stan Kroenke as the next owner of the St. Louis Rams and allowing him a grace period to sell basketball's Denver Nuggets and hockey's Colorado Avalanche, sources say, despite the league’s prohibition against owners controlling teams in other NFL markets.
To whom Kroenke would sell the Denver teams is unclear, the sources said, and the NFL has not yet signed off on whether the clubs could transfer to his family members.
The league has rejected the idea of letting his wife buy the Rams, but NFL owners made it clear they do want Kroenke as the Rams' majority owner.
Read more: Deal in works for Kroenke to buy NFL's Rams; sell Nuggets, Avalanche - Denver Business Journal
Originally Posted by Dade B0Y
If any of ya'll actually believe that nonsense Beasley for Dooling 'rumor'...
Rod Thorn would take Beasley on his rookie scale deal (for pratically free) so fast, it wouldn't even be funny.
Source in Cleveland informs me that former #Hornets coach Byron Scott is under consideration for vacant Cavs' job. about 4 hours ago via web
sorry your off season aint happeningOriginally Posted by BOTTOM74BOTTOM
Originally Posted by CP1708
Eh, if we don't get Barnes, I'm hoping for a Bynum for Bosh swap, and add Ray Allen for the mid level. That's my offseason right there.
Re-sign whichever PG's already on the roster, Fish and Farmar if we can, hope that Brown stays, have our bench be Farmar, Allen, Brown, Odom, filler.
I assume Sasha would go with Bynum in a deal for Bosh if that happens. He'll only have one year left on his deal, Bynum will have 2.
Big offseason obviously. This thread is going to be ridiculous.
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