Phoenix Suns Wiretap

Phoenix Completes Training-Camp Roster

The Phoenix Suns signed rookie free agent Anthony Lever-Pedroza to a contract Friday, completing their 15-man roster for training camp.

Lever-Pedroza, the son of former Arizona State and NBA star Lafayette "Fat" Lever, has played two professional seasons in Mexico and averaged 9.5 points, 4.5 rebounds and 2.5 assists in four games for the Mexican National Team at the FIBA Americas Championship from Aug. 24-Sept. 4.

He also played for Sacramento's summer league team this year.

A native of Tucson, Lever-Pedroza played three years of college ball at Oregon, setting the school season record for three-point accuracy with 50 percent (53-of-106) in 2001-02.

Via USA Today


Clippers Agree To Terms With McCarty

The Clippers agreed to terms with veteran free-agent forward Walter McCarty on Thursday.

He is scheduled to sign a contract Friday, pending the results of a physical, the team said. Terms of the contract were not announced.

McCarty has averaged 5.3 points and 2.7 rebounds in 557 games over nine seasons with New York, Boston and Phoenix.

The 6-foot-10 McCarty was traded in February from Boston to Phoenix, where he averaged 3.5 points in 28 games while helping the Suns to the best record in the Western Conference.

McCarty helped lead Kentucky to the 1996 NCAA title, then was drafted 19th overall by New York.

Via L.A. Times


Bo Outlaw Signs With Magic

The Orlando Magic have signed free agent forward Charles “Bo” Outlaw, President/CEO Bob Vander Weide announced today. Per team policy, terms of the deal are not disclosed. Outlaw (6’8”, 220, 4/3/71) appeared in 39 regular season games last season with Phoenix, averaging 0.7 ppg. and 1.4 rpg. in 5.5 minpg. He also played in one postseason outing, as the Suns advanced to the Western Conference Finals.

Via Magic Press Release


Suns Sep 2005 Archive

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  • Suns Sign Eddie House

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  • House Signs Two-Year Deal With Phoenix

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  • The Wait Is Over For The Class Of 2002

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  • Padgett Likely To Take Better Offer Elsewhere

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  • Suns Hope Jones Can Fill 3-Point Void

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