原帖由 Smithy 於 2006-7-2308:02 PM 發表
換個第二中鋒返來吧:bye:
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Indiana G Jones to sign with Raptors
By CLIFF BRUNT, Associated Press Writer
July 23, 2006
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- Free agent guard Fred Jones will sign with the Toronto Raptors, his agent said Sunday.
Jones, a former slam-dunk champion, spent the first four years of his NBA career with the Indiana Pacers and played a key role while the team fought through injuries and suspensions the last two seasons. The 6-foot-2 leaper from Oregon averaged 9.6 points a game as a backup last season, and 10.6 points and 3.1 rebounds two seasons ago.
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Indiana, Dallas to swap Johnson, Armstrong
By CLIFF BRUNT, Associated Press Writer
July 23, 2006
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- The Indiana Pacers will send point guard Anthony Johnson to the Dallas Mavericks for veteran floor leader Darrell Armstrong and two young players, Armstrong's agent said Sunday.
Armstrong, forward Josh Powell and swingman Rawle Marshall are headed to the Pacers in a sign-and-trade deal that can't be completed until the NBA office opens Monday.
Mavs有兩個AJ了:icon101:
Fred多謝Salmons都黎唔切:icon101:
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- The Indiana Pacers will send point guard Anthony Johnson to the Dallas Mavericks for veteran floor leader Darrell Armstrong and two young players, Armstrong's agent said Sunday.
Armstrong, forward Josh Powell and swingman Rawle Marshall are headed to the Pacers in a sign-and-trade deal that can't be completed until the NBA office opens Monday.
對呢個交易,無乜意見:icon101:
原帖由 SamiHyyyyyyyia 於 2006-7-2412:38 PM 發表
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- The Indiana Pacers will send point guard Anthony Johnson to the Dallas Mavericks for veteran floor leader Darrell Armstrong and two young players, Armstrong's agent said Sunday ...
呢條友勁唔勁既:icon101:
原帖由 Vincent_Chan 於 2006-7-2401:11 PM 發表
呢條友勁唔勁既:icon101: 經典作今年季後賽係Kidd身上攻入40分:icon101:
原帖由 Vincent_Chan 於 2006-7-2401:11 PM 發表
呢條友勁唔勁既:icon101:
普通料:icon032:
原帖由 SamiHyyyyyyyia 於 2006-7-2412:38 PM 發表
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- The Indiana Pacers will send point guard Anthony Johnson to the Dallas Mavericks for veteran floor leader Darrell Armstrong and two young players, Armstrong's agent said Sunday ...
:icon101:我o既comment 係
當冇發生過算
原帖由 熱刺#29戴維斯 於 2006-7-2407:19 PM 發表
:icon101:我o既comment 係
當冇發生過算 安東尼莊臣都可以1換3
呢個係咩世界...:o
唔通溜馬睇中呢兩個後生仔有潛質:icon081:
原帖由 熱刺#29戴維斯 於 2006-7-2419:19 發表
:icon101:我o既comment 係
當冇發生過算
呢三位過到黎應該會被放棄:icon101:
原帖由 SamiHyyyyyyyia 於 2006-7-2412:38 PM 發表
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- The Indiana Pacers will send point guard Anthony Johnson to the Dallas Mavericks for veteran floor leader Darrell Armstrong and two young players, Armstrong's agent said Sunday ...
唔驚
來左個更恐怖既james white
我敢說比carter更跳得:icon105:
原帖由 李喂凸 於 2006-7-2411:34 PM 發表
唔驚
來左個更恐怖既james white
我敢說比carter更跳得:icon105:
我驚佢無得出咋:icon101:
原帖由 Liverman 於 2006-7-2408:17 PM 發表
安東尼莊臣都可以1換3
呢個係咩世界...:o
唔通溜馬睇中呢兩個後生仔有潛質:icon081:
覺得啱用咪換囉,無乜問題:icon032:
橫掂果三個都無得出既:icon101:
原帖由 熱刺#29戴維斯 於 2006-7-2407:19 PM 發表
:icon101:我o既comment 係
當冇發生過算
Tinsley例傷半季,我驚DA打咁多頂唔順:icon101:
原帖由 Eggio 於 2006-7-2411:00 AM 發表
Fred多謝Salmons都黎唔切:icon101:
原來得11M/3yrs:(
NBA.com - The Sacramento Kings signed free agent guard John Salmons to a multi-year contract, it was announced by Kings’ President of Basketball Operations Geoff Petrie. The deal is speculated to use the Kings full mid-level exception
“We’re excited to add a versatile player like John to our team,” said Petrie. “He can play three positions. We feel he’s still an emerging player in the NBA. He’ll add to the youth and overall skill level of our backcourt, and I’m really looking forward to watching him play for the Kings.”
Geoff Petrie appeared on KHTK-AM show Sportsline 1140 with Grant Napear and Mike Lamb to announce the deal and also clarify that the team would no longer pursue re-signing Bonzi Wells.
Artest:icon069::icon101:
外國kings' fans既forum係到聲討緊Petrie...:icon059:
Anyway，我估計K.Martin打先發:icon090:
令外，唔簽Bonzi，kings距離salary cap仲有ard 8m，Salmons唔知食左幾多m，應該仲有錢爭兵掛...:(:icon050:
岩岩知道了, 25.5m/5yrs，WTF...:icon083:
原帖由 Manu super fans 於 2006-7-2511:56 AM 發表
岩岩知道了, 25.5m/5yrs，WTF...:icon083:
After 12 days of quiet for the Kings in the free agency period, they signed four-year small forward John Salmons to a five-year, $25.5 million contract on Monday.
Kings president of basketball operations Geoff Petrie said the move means free agent shooting guard Bonzi Wells will not return. Wells and his agent, William Phillips, had been in negotiations to return since July 1, but Petrie said talks regarding the continuation of Wells' career with the Kings broke down 10 days ago.
"It seemed clear that we just weren't going to get to that (financial) territory that (Wells and his agent, William Phillips) thought was necessary, and I told them that," Petrie said. "I said, 'It's just not going to happen, and we're going to have to go out and start being more aggressive, trying to find out what else we might be able to do.'"
Salmons' deal starts at $4.4 million, with 8 percent increases every season thereafter. The Kings, who are over the league's salary cap, used their midlevel exception to sign Salmons. They still have $800,000 remaining from the $5.2 million exception to sign other free agents. Petrie said he will be used as a point guard, shooting guard, and small forward, adding versatility to an already-versatile roster.
Even with Salmons' signing, Phillips said he was still pursuing a sign-and-trade deal through the Kings that could give Wells the money he so desires from another team and aid the Kings' cause with players in return. But within the past few days, word had spread that the talks between the Kings and Wells' representation were not going well and had perhaps ended. Wells, who was reportedly offered a five-year $36 million offer by the Kings at the start of negotiations, clearly wants a bigger payday than the Kings could offer.
"The Kings never really improved their offer," Phillips said. "And quite frankly, we didn't believe it was fair."
Phillips said the Kings' offer "contained several clauses that would have or could have reduced Wells' salary, among them a clause regarding his weight. When the 6-foot-5, 196-pound Wells suffered a groin injury last season that forced him out of 30 games, his body ballooned when he couldn't work out.
The acquisition of Salmons - the 6-foot-6 talent formerly of the Philadelphia 76ers who has averaged 5.1 points, 2.1 rebounds and 18.4 minutes - marks the second straight season in which the Kings swooped in quickly to pick up a player after a deal ended badly with another team.
Salmons reneged on a sign-and-trade deal with Toronto last week, in which he was to get a five-year, $23 million contract. He had also been offered $22 million by the Phoenix Suns in a sign-and-trade. Last season, Kings president of basketball operations Geoff Petrie quickly signed forward Shareef Abdur-Rahim after a deal sending him to New Jersey fell through.
The Kings on Monday also signed rookies Justin Williams (University of Wyoming forward) and Eugene "Pooh" Jeter (University of Portland point guard), both of whom played well on the Kings summer league team in Las Vegas earlier this month.