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He is not going to get a spot with the T'Wolves, they are packed in every position.

Rumors are really getting stronger and this seems to become more and more possible as the days go by. I think this is really dependent on Nuggets' next season though. The previous season they can say that they lost because of the lack of concentration due to Coach Karl's absence, but this year they have no excuse (as of now).

I think they are going to see how Splitter is going to go first. If Splitter is nothing more than an ordinary role player, then Duncan might get resigned another year (he can play till 38/39 IMO). I can see him leaving when he see fits though, whether it be another player taking over the reign at San Antonio or if they fail to remain as playoffs contenders.

I see his FGA and points going down as a result of two offensive-minded guards in charge to around 16 PPG, but his rebounds will be around 12 RPG.

Overpaid, although not as bad as people are saying above. 4 years seems a bit too long though IMO as DeMar and Sonny/someone else should establish themselves as definite starters by the end of year 2.

First choice listed first. Atlanta Hawks - Josh Smith, Joe Johnson, Al Horford Boston Celtics - Rajon Rondo, Paul Pierce Charlotte Bobcats - Gerald Wallace Chicago Bulls - Derrick Rose, Carlos Boozer, Joakim Noah Cleveland Cavaliers - Mo Williams Dallas Mavericks - Dirk Nowitzki, Jason Kidd Denver Nuggets - Carmelo Anthony, Billups Detroit Pistons - Ben Wallace (just felt that he would be the one representing the Pistons) Golden State Warriors - Stephen Curry, Monta Ellis Houston Rockets - Yao Ming Indiana Pacers - Danny Granger Los Angeles Clippers - Blake Griffin Los Angeles Lakers - Kobe Bryant, Pau Gasol Memphis Grizzlies - Rudy Gay, OJ Mayo Miami Heat - Dwyane Wade, LeBron as well Milwaukee Bucks - Brandon Jennings, Andrew Bogut Minnesota Timberwolves - Corey Brewer, Darko ( but I am really out of other players that seem certain to stay at T'Wolves for a while) New Jersey Nets - Brook Lopez New Orleans Hornets - Chris Paul, David West New York Knicks - Amare Stoudemire Oklahoma City Thunder - Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook, Jeff Green Orlando Magic - Dwight Howard, Jameer Nelson Philadelphia 76ers - Andre Iguodala, Jrue Holiday Phoenix Suns - Steve Nash, Grant Hill, Robin Lopez Portland Trail Blazers - Brandon Roy, Greg Oden, LaMarcus Aldridge Sacramento Kings - Tyreke Evans San Antonio Spurs - Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili Toronto Raptors - DeMar DeRozan Utah Jazz - Deron Williams, Jerry Sloan Washington Wizards - John Wall

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^ Yeah no doubt about that, the only all-stars from last year in the team are: Durant, Rose, Rondo and Billups.

Source I wondered where this guy went last year. I still think he's a decent role player and given that the Mavs really only have Caron, Marion and Dirk as their forwards he can get some PT at times.

Source Thoughts on who got warnings? My bets are on: Eric Gordon, Steph Curry and Granger.

It's a shame but this means Dom Jones will get some PT. I've heard good things about him and am looking forward to seeing him play.

That's a very strong front court but someone will definitely be traded if Rasheed returns. The Celtics are a bit weak on the wings IMO and they might make a trade for a Tony Allen-type player.

Although the stats are the same, I would say Evans had a better rookie season as expectations on him were a lot less comparing to LeBron.

I like the analysis but is the salary of the player and predicted PT considered when you make those grades? Hilton Armstrong is crap, but still, he didn't cost the Wizards much and at most he is going to play like 10 mins per game so really it's not so bad of a signing that it deserves a F. Maybe I am just thinking of these like school grades where F and A should be given only at the worst/best things, but I think those are two factors that should have a larger weighting on determining the grade.

Definitely in LA. He played a huge role (if not the largest) in getting Lakers those 3 Championships to start off the decade. 3 Finals MVP in a row should deserve some recognition up in the rafters. Yes, he joined the Celtics. Yes, now Lakers fans are going to hate him. But what he has done in LA should not go unnoticed.

If this is true, they should have pulled the trigger on the Marvin Williams - Shaq trade.

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To be honest, having Michael Jordan on the game really influenced my decision to get 2k11 on console this time comparing to getting 2k10 on PC, but I am going with 2K no matter what.

No way are they going to get Gibson. I am not even sure whether a first round pick is worth it now that we got Bogans.

Why would anyone sign him? He wasn't anything special in the NBA and it's not like his stats in China are that good (19 PPG, 6RPG, 6 APG)

Agreed. This might be a great piece of business by Joe Dumars though as if T-Mac can perform well then Dumars can easily package his low salary with Prince/Rip/Charlie V/Ben Gordon's horrible contract.

We only got 12 players under contract so there might still be a chance to get T-Mac.

We just signed Keith Bogans so...I don't think we're getting T-Mac unfortunately.

I am surprised they enquired about George Hill but really, they got pieces for a nice PG. Brandon Rush/Danthay Jones/Mike Dunleavy can all go for a decent PG. If nothing happens, they can always start TJ Ford.

^ Well I don't think he will take Duhon's spot considering Duhon is a pass first PG and Mason is a shooter. He is a good fit in D'Antoni's system though. I like what they are doing, surrounding Amare with nice complementary pieces.