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12# 秋葉林 After re-signing Joel Anthony, they're over the cap space and can only sign players for minimum contracts. Still need to make the league minimum 13 players to actually be able to compete...

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若果Banes明天宣佈Sign Miami 就更prefect,但仍差個球風硬而快的內線及一個擅分波、防守的PG
Rated-R 發表於 2010-7-16 07:43 PM

Do you mean Matt Barnes?

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sure
Rated-R 發表於 2010-7-17 11:55 AM

He delayed his announcement 'cause other teams are contacting him. Rumour has it that Miami, Boston and  the Lakers are after him. Hard to say where he's going 'cause Miami has their big three, Boston just lost Tony Allen and is probably wanting him real bad but the Lakers are world champions...

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Brad Miller signs with Houston Rockets (3 years, $15 million)

Good move by the Rockets to reunite Brad Miller with Rick Adelman. If Yao has another injury next season, Brad Miller is a legitimate starting center that can give the Rockets some time. I really like this deal.

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James Jones to re-sign 1 year deal with Heat

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Sources say Matt Barnes is near agreement on a two-year, $9 million deal with Toronto, with a player option for year two.

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It's official: http://twitter.com/Matt_Barnes22/status/18957243289

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Warriors Trade CJ Watson to Bulls for 2nd round draft pick. Watson has signed a 3 year, $10.2m contract

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Well, Bosh was definitely going to leave with the team playing like that. Sometimes they play hard but most the time their hearts are elsewhere. As for Hedo, he never played up to expectation. He might've had one or two good games the whole of last season. It was definitely the right decision to trade him away.
Looking ahead, they've signed quality players in Linas Kleiza and Matt Barnes as well as drafted a solid player in Ed Davis. If they play as a team, I think they can maybe crack the 7th or 8th seed this coming season.

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唔知大家有無發現, 經過一輪大執位之後東岸嘅勢力分佈變得非常集中,
Miami Heat 固然唔駛講, 傳統勁旅 Boston Celtics 同 Orlando Magic 依然強橫,
Atlanta Hawks 應該都仲可以 keep 到 4-6,
而 New York Knicks  ...
秋葉林 發表於 2010-7-20 07:39 PM

There has definitely been some sort of a power switch from West to East, but concentration? Not so much.


Miami has definitely improved, but Boston is yet another year older despite the anticipated growth of Rajon Rondo. The only move they've made is essentially swapping Rasheed Wallace for Jermaine O'Neal and losing Tony Allen, which is not much. Orlando has lost Matt Barnes for Chris Duhon.

New York I'm not too sure of. After all, they've traded away David Lee and really only have Stoudemire to put up the stats. They've added Raymond Felton, but he's not much different from Chris Duhon, who has left to the Magic.

As for the Bulls, they are going to be quite scary next year with 3 Jazz additions along with Noah and Rose.

Milwaukee hasn't really changed much, but Washington looks like they're in for a playoff spot. I still think Toronto has a chance if they can mesh together and play as a team.