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Hunter Sticks With Pistons
4th July, 2006 - 12:17 am
Michigan Live - The Detroit Pistons may have lost Ben Wallace to Chicago, but they did not lose Lindsey Hunter, who was being chased by Phoenix.
According to A. Sherrod Blakely from Michigan Live, Hunter will stay in Detroit after he agreed to terms. He will sign a two-year deal worth about $4.5 million on July 12, the first day players can sign contracts.
When his contract is up, Hunter will also be given a position within the organization, primarily assisting president of basketball operations, Joe Dumars.
"That's what makes this all really special, an opportunity to work with Joe when my playing days are over," Hunter said. "I'm looking forward to playing, but I'm also looking forward to what lies ahead for me when I'm done playing, too."
Hunter said the Phoenix Suns showed a lot of interest, but his desire was to return to Detroit.
"This is where I wanted to be," Hunter said. "I wasn't real thrilled with the idea of moving my family, so this worked out great."
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Chandler To Hornets?
4th July, 2006 - 1:34 am
ESPN.com - With the pending signing of free agent forward Ben Wallace, the Chicago Bulls might part ways with forward Tyson Chandler, who has been rumored to be in trade talks for months.
"NBA front-office sources told ESPN.com on Monday night that the Bulls were close to shipping Tyson Chandler to the "New Orleans" Hornets for P.J. Brown and J.R. Smith."
Bulls forward Malik Allen is also rumored to possibily be involved in the proposed deal.
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Pistons Move On, Put Offer To Przybilla
4th July, 2006 - 12:21 am
The Oregonian - It looks like the Detroit Pistons didn't waste any time trying to secure a replacement for Ben Wallace.
According to Jason Quick from The Oregonian, at 9 p.m. Portland time, Przybilla will have a tele-conference with his agent, Bill Duffy, regarding an offer from the Detroit Pistons .
This comes after former Detroit center Wallace agreed in principle to a free agent contract with the Chicago Bulls . The Pistons immediately made contact with Duffy regarding Przybilla, and apparently Przybilla will strongly consider the offer from the Pistons.
Reached at about 8 p.m. Portland time, Duffy said he expects Przybilla to make his decision by Tuesday morning after spending a night mulling over Detroit's offer.
Quick belives that the Pistons are favorites to land Przybilla's services.
Not a bad replaceman for Big Ben |
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