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Sonics, Spurs, Pistons And Wolves Ready To Go After EvansRoger Montgomery, Maurice Evans' agent, said Saturday the Kings have not aggressively attempted to retain his client. "Based on their recent acquisitions," Montgomery said, "I would have to infer the Kings are not really into re-signing Maurice. They have not been proactive pre-Bonzi Wells and post-Bonzi Wells. So I'm led to infer they have other plans that don't include Maurice." The Timberwolves, Spurs, Pistons and Sonics all appear interested in Evans. Sacramento Kings, Oklahoma City, San Antonio Spurs, Minnesota Timberwolves Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Mad-Dog And McHale Working On Deal
"We're on the same page, basically working together trying to get it done," Madsen said. "From day one, Kevin's been great, told me he's interested, and it's been a pleasure going through the process. I'm not trying to push for anything. Basically, I'm just trying to find out where I'll be playing next year. I love it here." Madsen has heard from San Antonio, Utah, Golden State, Seattle and Atlanta thus far. Minnesota Timberwolves, San Antonio Spurs, Utah Jazz, Oklahoma City Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Spurs Reach Agreement With Oberto, Scola Might Stay Overseas
Oberto, 30, averaged 14.2 points and 7.3 rebounds last season for Pamesa Valencia in Spain's top league. He stands 6-foot-10 and is a good passer and solid low-post scorer whose selflessness, toughness and basketball IQ have long attracted the Spurs. "He's really wanted this for a long time," said Oberto's agent, Herb Rudoy, who also represents Emanuel Ginobili. "When I told him we had reached agreement, he said, 'I can't talk, I can only tell you same thing Manu said: My body is too small for my heart. I'm so happy; that's how I feel.'" On the other hand, Scola might not be able to reach the NBA until his contract expires in three years. His buyout with Tau Ceramica is a whopping $14.5 million. Because of this, it is also possible the Spurs will trade his rights but the buyout could scare teams away. Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Spurs Jul 2005 Archive
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Minnesota Timberwolves vice president Kevin McHale spoke with free-agent forward “Mad-Dog” Mark Madsen during Friday evening's summer league opener pitting the T-Wolves against the Milwaukee Bucks at the Target Center.
With 2002 second round pick Luis Scola unable to reach a buyout agreement with his spanish team, Tau Ceramica, the San Antonio Spurs could not wait any longer and have the signed the Argentina national team's starting center Fabricio Oberto to a three-year deal with $7.5 million.