RealGM WiretapCavs, 76ers Remain Most Likely Spots For Stoudemire
A deal with Cleveland would provide the Suns with a significant amount of salary cap and luxury tax relief. A package centered around young forward J.J. Hickson and center Zydrunas Ilgauskas, who received most of his salary up front this season, could get Phoenix out of luxury tax territory. Trading with Philadelphia could get the Suns more help right away, perhaps someone like Andre Iguodala, Marreese Speights or even Detroit's Ben Gordon if a third team gets involved. The problem that the Suns are encountering in trade talks is Amare's recent declaration that he may not opt out of his contract, putting him on the books for $17.7 million next season. Teams looking for an expiring contract will have strong doubts about acquiring Stoudemire if that is the case. Phoenix Suns, Cleveland Cavaliers, Philadelphia 76ers Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Bucks Shopping Ridnour, Warrick, Alexander
RealGM Note: Ridnour is having an outstanding season and also has an expiring contract at $6.5 million. Warrick has an expiring contract of $3 million and Alexander will be an unrestricted free agent due to Milwaukee's decision not to pick up their third-year option. Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Spurs Trying To Get Nude Photos Of Hill Off Web
The photos, which appear to have been taken with Hill's cell phone, remain up for the time being because the site's lawyer has denied San Antonio's request. Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Gordon: Rumors 'Part Of Our Everyday Lives'
When asked about a rumor linking him to a three-team deal involving Suns forward Amare Stoudemire, Gordon said Monday that trade rumors are "part of our everyday lives." "My name hasn't been in the talks as much this year, so I haven't had to really think about that or concentrate on that," Gordon said. "I wouldn't say I'm at ease. I'm just more focused on what's going to happen and how I can help us get better." Gordon is averaging 16.1 points in 30 games this season for the Pistons. Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Mavericks Looking For Younger Forward
Sources say that Dallas hasn't pushed too hard for Sacramento guard Kevin Martin, but they are among the interested parties. The Mavericks could make a play for Wizards forward Caron Butler. They prefer him to Antawn Jamison because he's younger and they believe they have enough 30-year-old players on their roster. Butler will turn 30 in March, while Jamison turns 34 in June. Dallas Mavericks, Sacramento Kings, Washington Wizards Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Bulls Expected To Deal Thomas Soon
A person familiar with the situation told Ken Berger of CBS Sports that it would be shocking if the forward remained in Chicago past this week due to his recent disagreements with coach Vinny Del Negro. Thomas lost his starting forward spot to rookie Taj Gibson. Sources added that the Bulls would prefer to package Thomas in a larger deal rather than simply swap him. Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Durant To Defend H-O-R-S-E Title
Durant will face off against Boston's Rajon Rondo and Sacramento's Omri Casspi this weekend. He won the inaugural competition last year in Phoenix, beating Atlanta's Joe Johnson and O.J. Mayo of Memphis. Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Webb To Judge Slam Dunk Contest
"Having lived in Dallas my entire life, it's great to finally see the All-Star Game back here," Webb said in a statement. "This event brings back a lot of great memories." Webb is the president of basketball operations for the NBA's D-League franchise in Frisco, Texas. Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Warriors Won't Sign Karl To 2nd 10-Day Deal
Karl was most recently in an NBA uniform with Cleveland prior to his stay with Golden State. Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Spurs Failed To Create Market For Jefferson
Jefferson acknowledged the struggles many players who changed team this past summer have experienced this season. “Across the whole league, you’ve got a lot of guys going to different situations,” Jefferson said. “Vince in Orlando. Hedo [Turkoglu] in Toronto. Rasheed [Wallace] in Boston. All of them want to make an impact and it’s not happening everywhere.” RealGM Note: Jefferson is owed $15 million for the 10-11 season if he doesn't exercise his early termination option, which is highly unlikely. Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Knicks, Nuggets Interested In Camby
The Clippers are believed to be looking for a player that can help them in 10-11, or cap space to sign a maximum contract free agent this summer. Denver and New York, two of Camby's previous teams, are both interested in dealing for him. New York Knicks, Denver Nuggets, New York Knicks Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets |