Dunleavy Says Deal Not Yet Done

Media reports indicated that Mike Dunleavy had agreed to a four-year extension with the Los Angeles Clippers, but according to him the reports were premature.

"We've been talking and talks have been seemingly positive, but I don't have a deal," Dunleavy said. "I haven't signed a deal yet so there's nothing more I can really say….

"Unless there's a dramatic falloff, I think something will get done."

Via Los Angeles Times

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Clippers, Dunleavy Agree To Four-Year Deal

The Los Angeles Clippers have reached agreement with Mike Dunleavy on a four-year contract extension for more than $21 million, the L.A. Times is reporting.

Andy Roeser, Clippers executive vice president, and Dunleavy's agent, Warren LeGarie, late last week finalized the framework of a package that will pay Dunleavy more than $5.3 million a season, multiple team sources said Monday. The Clippers have not announced the agreement because Roeser and LeGarie were still negotiating bonuses for Dunleavy tied to the team's future playoff performances.

Dunleavy was in Sacramento with the Clippers on Monday preparing for the final game of a road trip Tuesday against the Kings. Asked about his new contract, Dunleavy said he had hoped "something could be worked out because this is where I want to be, which is what I've said all along."

Via L.A. Times

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Sources: Memphis Could Deal Miller For Maggette

League sources indicate that the Grizzlies could do a deal that would send Mike Miller to the Los Angeles Clippers for Corey Maggette.

The Clippers need a perimeter shooter and the Grizzlies could use Maggette's toughness on offense.

Via Commercial Appeal

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