February 14, 200818 yr I bet the Nets GM was dancing on top of his desk when Dallas agreed to this trade.
February 14, 200818 yr I bet the Nets GM was dancing on top of his desk when Dallas agreed to this trade. Then he will remember he has the biggest cancer in the NBA on his team still.
February 14, 200818 yr Then he will remember he has the biggest cancer in the NBA on his team still. Mascot punching Jamaal Magloire? Laptop thieving Marcus Williams? Pot smoking Sean Williams? Or just general cancer Vince Carter?
February 14, 200818 yr ^ Carter. :lol: Trade is off anyways. George exercised his right to block the trade.
February 14, 200818 yr Author I cant figure it out either. The biggest cancer in the NBA is not Ron Artest? Times are changing...
February 14, 200818 yr Author Wow, he really did. http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=3244818 Now my question is, why the heck does Devean George have trade veto power?
February 14, 200818 yr I was under the impression Kobe is the only player in the NBA that has Veto power over a trade.
February 14, 200818 yr I was under the impression Kobe is the only player in the NBA that has Veto power over a trade. That's what I thought, too. I'll bet George gets "pressured" to reconsider.
February 14, 200818 yr Author Well, I guess we are just putting him and Devean George in a class by themselves...
February 14, 200818 yr George informed the Mavericks that he wouldn't consent to being included in the deal, which is his right based on a rare provision in his one-year contract. Unreal that he would have ANY power to get that in his contract.
February 14, 200818 yr Author How could you want Devean George that bad that you grant him a no-trade clause?
February 14, 200818 yr How can a player like George have a no-trade clause? executives sometimes do the dumbest things.
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