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Old 07-08-2004, 09:44 PM
IrishHand IrishHand is offline
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Default Suns gone mad, Cavs get hooped

Someone explain to me why Phoenix - a perimiter-oriented team for several years that could never get over the hump - signs two guards for huge dollars (Nash 6yr/66M, QRichardson 6yr/49M) when they already have a potential star guard in Joe Johnson (17ppg, 5rpg, 4apg, 23 years old). You'd think a bruising forward would have been a better destination for the ~$50M they threw at Richardson, who couldn't shoot 40% if you paid him.

Next, we have what I suspect is largely an agent-screws-team situation with Boozer and Cleveland. Allegedly, the Cavs agreed not to pick up Boozer's 600k option for next season in exchange for him agreeing to sign some 6yr, $40M contract with them. That makes sense for both parties...but instead, Boozer's agent was having talks with Utah all along and will sign a contract with them for 6 years, $68M. Interesting...
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Old 07-08-2004, 11:09 PM
WC64 WC64 is offline
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Default Re: Suns gone mad, Cavs get hooped

Yeah what Boozer did is just wrong and I have no comment about the Suns lol
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Old 07-09-2004, 06:42 AM
Toro Toro is offline
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Default Re: Suns gone mad, Cavs get hooped

So do you think they'll let the Celtics have Joe Johnson back??
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