The trade exception that the Hornets gave the Pacers in exchange for Peja Stojakovic have led some to wonder about the motives behind the move. Some believe that it was for the Hornets to win favor with the Pacers in attempts to help in a potential relocation, while also keeping Al Harrington out of the Western Conference.
Andy Miller, the agent for Harrington, said he and Harrington were still considering other offers when the Hornets and Pacers agreed to the trade. He added that he didn’t think the Pacers “under any or every circumstance were going to get Al Harrington.”
“I have no idea about the relationship between the two owners,” Miller said. “Being actively involved in the whole process, I can tell you that when it was announced that (the Pacers) received a trade exception, we hadn’t made a decision whether we were going to Indiana or any other team that was pursuing us.
“So from a conspiracy theory perspective, it doesn’t have any weight, because we’re not a part of that theory and we hadn’t made a decision yet.”
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According to an NBA source, the Suns, Warriors and Kings have contacted the Sonics with offers for Chris Wilcox in a sign-and-trade deal.
The Sonics want an All-Star caliber forward in return for Wilcox.
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According to a source that spoke with Gery Woelfel this week, the Warriors are still in the picture for Jamaal Magloire. Golden State attempted to acquire Magloire before he was dealt to Milwaukee by the Hornets.
The Bucks are reportedly interested in Troy Murphy but have reservations about his pricey contract.
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Warriors Jul 2006 Archive
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RealGM Radio | Jul 28, 2006
After a special edition featuring the Atlanta Hawks went to air last week, RealGM Radio will continue to profile individual teams leading up to the 2006-2007 NBA season.
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ESPN | Jul 24, 2006
Multiple front office sources believe that the Al Harrington sign-and-trade deal is nearing completion.
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Associated Press | Jul 23, 2006
Troy Murphy of the Warriors was in very unfamiliar territory on Friday night.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 18, 2006
Kevin O'Connor of the Utah Jazz said on Monday that he expects Derek Fisher to arrive in Utah "late this week" to take a physical that will complete a four-player trade with Golden State.
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Inside Bay Area | Jul 15, 2006
The Golden State Warriors have waived guard Will Bynum, Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations Chris Mullin announced today.
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Contra Costa Times | Jul 14, 2006
The Warriors, Pacers and Al Harrington are waiting on the Atlanta Hawks for a resolution to the forward's free agent status.
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Contra Costa Times | Jul 14, 2006
Will Bynum should know by Sunday what he will be doing this coming season, and the decision by the Warriors may have more to do with his contract situation than his performances on the court.
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Jul 13, 2006
It appears that Al Harrington will either be with the Pacers or the Warriors next season, but he'll have to wait before he learns which one it will be, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Press Release | Jul 12, 2006
The Golden State Warriors have acquired guards Devin Brown, Keith McLeod and Andre Owens from the Utah Jazz in exchange for guard Derek Fisher, it was announced today by Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations Chris Mullin.
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San Francisco Chronicle | Jul 12, 2006
The Denver Nuggets have emerged as a potential third team in a sign-and-trade deal that will land Al Harrington with the Warriors.
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San Francisco Chronicle | Jul 12, 2006
Two sources indicated on Tuesday that the Warriors will not pursue Allen Iverson.
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Contra Costa Times | Jul 11, 2006
Al Harrington has spent part of the last 10 days with Warriors' Jason Richardson and Baron Davis, as the guards court him as much as the front office does.
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Los Angeles Times | Jul 9, 2006
The early bids are in for Allen Iverson and the Los Angeles Times reportedly has the details.
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Mercury News | Jul 9, 2006
The Golden State Warriors appear to be close to acquiring forward Al Harrington in a sign and trade, the Mercury News is reporting.
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Contra Costa Times | Jul 8, 2006
The Golden State Warriors received good news Friday when they leant that guard Monta Ellis' injury wasn't serious, but Ellis said he knew earlier.
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Press Release | Jul 7, 2006
The Golden State Warriors have signed first round draft choice Patrick O’Bryant to a contract, Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations Chris Mullin announced today.
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Mercury News | Jul 7, 2006
Monta Ellis was hurt during the Warriors summer league practice session on Thursday, the Mercury News is reporting.
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Deseret News | Jul 6, 2006
According to the Contra Costa Times, "Fisher said he wants to stay a Warrior, and that he and his family were just starting to feel at home in the (San Francisco) Bay Area.
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Delco Times | Jul 6, 2006
Billy King continues to brace the city of Philadelphia for the possibility of an Allen Iverson trade.
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Seattle Times | Jul 6, 2006
The Seattle SuperSonics and Chris Wilcox are now exploring sign and trade possibilities.
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The Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 5, 2006
Derek Fisher will head to the Utah Jazz in exchange for Devin Brown, Keith McLeod and Andre Owens.
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Chicago Tribune | Jul 5, 2006
It appears that the Hornets are waiting for the Bulls to pull the trigger on a deal which would see Tyson Chandler heading to to the Big Easy, effectively removing the last piece of the Jerry Krause regime from Chicago, the Chicago Tribune is reporting.
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Herald Sun | Jul 4, 2006
Todd Fuller, a player known for being taken ahead of Kobe Bryant by the Golden State Warriors in the 1996 draft, signed with the South Dragons on Tuesday.
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Jul 4, 2006
The Hawks are actively looking to complete a sign and trade deal, possibly involving Indiana or Golden State.
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Detroit News | Jul 3, 2006
As the Bulls continue to chase Ben Wallace, are they also shopping their own defensive bigman Tyson Chandler?
According to the Detroit News, the Bulls have been shopping Chandler around the league in hopes of getting a more offensive-minded big man, perhaps someone like Golden State's Troy Murphy or Utah's Carlos Boozer, and had their free-agent sights on a less-expensive center such as Joel Przybilla or Nazr Mohammed.
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Deseret News | Jul 3, 2006
It's believed Utah has spoken with Golden State about trading for veteran guard Derek Fisher.
