July 12, 200818 yr There is definitely a big risk with getting Artest. He could be a chemistry killer or a huge part of a potential Lakers dynasty. I take the risk. Odom is good, but he'll never be the "enforcer" the Lakers need on the wing. The point production would be pretty much a wash, and Gasol plays the 4. Scary good with Artest...
July 12, 200818 yr I take the risk. Odom is good, but he'll never be the "enforcer" the Lakers need on the wing. The point production would be pretty much a wash, and Gasol plays the 4. Scary good with Artest... With Bynum coming back I think the Lakers could be the favorites to win the title. It's going to be a toss up between the aging Celtics and the young but very talented Lakers. Imo these two teams will meet in the finals again, but with a different outcome, hopefully .
July 12, 200818 yr Author Fri, July 11 Dallas re-signs Antoine Wright and signs Keith McLeod and James Singleton. New Jersey reaches agreements in principle with Eduardo Najera and Jarvis Hayes. Milwaukee signs Andrew Bogut to multi-year contract extension. Minnesota signs Kevin Love. San Antonio signs Roger Mason. Toronto signs Nathan Jawai. Houston signs Brent Barry
July 12, 200818 yr With Bynum coming back I think the Lakers could be the favorites to win the title. It's going to be a toss up between the aging Celtics and the young but very talented Lakers. Imo these two teams will meet in the finals again, but with a different outcome, hopefully . I would be afraid to bet againest this but I wouldnt count out the Spurs just yet. With the right position going into the playoffs they may be able to make a run. This year will be fun to watch because each game could make the playoffs a lot easier or a lot harder.
July 12, 200818 yr I would be afraid to bet againest this but I wouldnt count out the Spurs just yet. With the right position going into the playoffs they may be able to make a run. This year will be fun to watch because each game could make the playoffs a lot easier or a lot harder. The Spurs are always a threat. I mean, I hate them, they play great defense and are BORING but they win. Tim Duncan ain't getting any younger though.
July 12, 200818 yr Is Bynum going to be ready? Everyone thought he would be back for the Finals, and he wasn't. He had the same surgery on his knee that Amare had and that took a while to heal.
July 13, 200818 yr Author Mayo has 15 points, eight TOs in Grizzlies debut Kings' Miller banned 5 games for drug violation Bulls shut down injured Rose
July 15, 200818 yr Clippers pondering on going after A.I. #2... He is going to be a top 20 player sooner than later. He is a very special talent.
July 16, 200818 yr Author Tue, July 15 Golden State sign Anthony Randolph. Indiana signs Brandon Rush and Roy Hibbert. Orlando signs Anthony Johnson.
July 16, 200818 yr Author Lakers' Walton to have surgery on right ankle http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=3488627 EL SEGUNDO, Calif. -- Los Angeles Lakers forward Luke Walton will undergo surgery to remove bone spurs from his right ankle on Friday.
July 16, 200818 yr Author Goodbye Marbury? Knicks to sign guard Roberson http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=3491677 Roberson's agent, Chris Grier Luchey, told 1050 ESPN that Roberson should sign a two-year deal for a little more than $1.6 million. "I think they see Anthony as a guy who can come off the bench and score, providing a spark plug," Grier Luchey said. The Knicks will now have 16 players on their roster. They will be allowed to have only 15 players when the season begins. Along with Marbury, Jerome James is also a candidate to be released. Both are in the final years of their contracts. Posey agrees to four-year deal with Hornets http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=3492206 LAS VEGAS -- The reigning NBA champions are about to lose their glue guy. James Posey, arguably the most coveted unrestricted free agent left on the market, agreed to a four-year deal with the New Orleans Hornets on Wednesday worth an estimated $25 million, his agent, Mark Bartelstein, said. Because of future luxury-tax concerns, Boston was apparently reluctant to offer Posey, 31, more than a two- or three-year deal starting at the league's mid-level exception (just under $5.6 million) in spite of Posey's considerable contributions to the Celtics' first championship since 1986.
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