May 31, 2008 11:50 AM EST
Gary Moore, the personal assistant for Allen Iverson, said Friday that the Nuggets "seem to be very willing" to offer the guard a multiyear contract, according to The Rocky Mountain News.
The team would reportedly offer Iverson the new deal if he were to opt out of his current deal by the June 20 deadline.
"We want to finish our career in Denver, but we have no decision on (whether Iverson will opt out)," said Moore, who added that a decision by Iverson won't be made until close to the June 20 deadline.
He is owed $20.84 million next season, and most don't believe that he will opt out unless the Nuggets offer him a longer-term deal.
Via The Rocky Mountain News
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May 25, 2008 10:15 AM EST
The Knicks, Nuggets, Clippers, Supersonics, Suns, and Magic are expected to make a run at Chicago point guard Kirk Hinrich, according to The New York Daily News.
Because the Bulls are expected to take Derrick Rose with the first pick in June's NBA Draft, they'll need to move Hinrich in order to make room for the talented rookie-to-be.
Hinrich shouldn't be too difficult to move especially based on his level of play and moderate contract that runs through the 2011-12 season.
Via The New York Daily News
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With the speculation of a trade between the Nuggets and Nets involving Carmelo Anthony and Marcus Camby subsiding, it could be more likely that Denver deals Allen Iverson, according to a report in the New York Post.
Peter Vecsey pointed out that Iverson has only one year left on his contract and isn't likely to receive the lucrative, long-term deal he'll covet from the Nuggets.
That could lead Denver to shop the guard, who was highly effective this season despite criticism that he was beginning to slow down.
Via The New York Post
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Nuggets May 2008 Archive
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The Denver Post | May 22, 2008
Calvin Andrews, the agent for Carmelo Anthony, doesn't believe that the Nuggets are going to trade the All-Star forward.
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The Rocky Mountain News | May 21, 2008
The Denver Nuggets are downplaying numerous rumors that the team is discussing a trade with the New Jersey Nets that would send Carmelo Anthony to the Eastern Conference.
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New York Daily News | May 21, 2008
Richard Jefferson still maintains that he wants his future to lie in with the Nets despite his name consistently appearing in trade rumors.
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Denver Post | May 21, 2008
Nuggets' Coach George Karl had his hip replaced on Tuesday in a two hour operation.
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Newark Star-Ledger | May 20, 2008
New Jersey have been discussing many players with many teams since their season broke down, including "substantive" discussions with Toronto involving Andrea Bargnani.
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The Record | May 19, 2008
The Nets are crossing their fingers for a miracle during Tuesday's NBA Draft Lottery in hopes that a high pick could yield them Carmelo Anthony.
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The Rocky Mountain News | May 16, 2008
Rumors of a trade between the Nets and Nuggets involving All-Star forward Carmelo Anthony are not as likely as reports indicated earlier this week.
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Bergen Record | May 15, 2008
The Nets have had exploratory conversations with Denver about Carmelo Anthony and Marcus Camby, league sources said.
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RealGM Staff Report | May 12, 2008
Bruce Bowen, Tim Duncan and Marcus Camby joined Kevin Garnett and Kobe Bryant on the NBA All-Defensive Team.
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Denver Post | May 9, 2008
The Nuggets have made no indication that they will actively shop Carmelo Anthony, but they will listen to offers.
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Denver Post | May 9, 2008
Ty Lawson was injured for long stretches of his sophomore season at the University of North Carolina.
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Denver Post | May 8, 2008
Nuggets' assistant Coach Mike Dunlap, who interviewed with John Paxson for the vacant Chicago Bulls' coaching position only last week, appears to be headed to the University of Arizona to join Lute Olson's staff.
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The Denver Post | May 7, 2008
Nuggets forward Carmelo Anthony was cited for speeding last weekend for driving 60 mph in a 45-mph zone, marking the second traffic citation in less than a month for the All-Star.
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The Rocky Mountain News | May 5, 2008
The Nuggets would like to have guard J.R. Smith back on the team next season, and it seems as though Smith would like to return to Denver as well.
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Rocky Mountain News | May 2, 2008
A source said Marcus Camby is the big salaried player on Denver that the club would be most likely to trade this offseason.
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ESPN | May 1, 2008
Denver Head Coach George Karl promises to be much tougher on the team next season.
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The Rocky Mountain News | May 1, 2008
Carmelo Anthony's blood alcohol level was nearly twice the legal limit when he was pulled over for driving under the influence in early April.
