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His match with RVD

Looks like they are taking the title off of RVD tonight because of the weed B.S.

NBA Free Agent List: DONT FORGET: The players that are restricted free-agents can be retained by their current teams by matching another teams offer sheet. Restricted free agents are almost impossible to sign. TOP 25 FREE AGENTS ACCORDING TO PROBASKETBALL.COM Ben Wallace, PF/C, Detroit Jason Terry, PG, Dallas Peja Stojakovic, SF, Indiana (Player option) Al Harrington, PF, Atlanta Mike James, Toronto (Player option) Chris Wilcox, PF, Seattle (Restricted) Nene, PF/C, Denver (Restricted) Drew Gooden, PF, Cleveland (Restricted) Bonzi Wells, SG/SF, Sacramento Matt Harpring, SG/SF, Utah Joel Przybilla, C, Portland Ronald Murray, Cleveland Speedy Claxton, PG, New Orleans Vladimir Radmanovic, SF/PF, LA Clippers Jared Jeffries, Washington (Restricted) James Posey, SG/SF, Miami (Player option) Nazr Mohammed, C, San Antonio Reggie Evans, PF, Denver Keith Van Horn, SF/PF, Dallas Sam Cassell, PG, LA Clippers Alonzo Mourning, Miami Fred Jones, Indiana (Restricted) Ruben Patterson, Denver (Player option) Bobby Jackson, PG/SG, Memphis Francisco Elson, Denver (Restricted Best of the rest by position: POINT GUARD David Wesley, Houston Marcus Banks, Minnesota Chucky Atkins, Memphis Jason Hart, Sacramento (Player option) Jannero Pargo, Chicago Gary Payton, Miami Tony Delk, Detroit Nick Van Exel, San Antonio Jacque Vaughn, New Jersey Milt Palacio, Utah Anthony Carter, Minnesota Keith McLeod, Utah (Team option) Rick Brunson, Seattle Howard Eisley, LA Clippers Lindsey Hunter, Detroit Royal Ivey, Atlanta Andre Emmett, Miami (Restricted) Moochie Norris, Houston Darrick Martin Jeff McInnis, New Jersey (Player option) Eddie Gill, Indiana Darrell Armstrong, Dallas Troy Bell Mike Wilks, Cleveland Mateen Cleaves, Seattle Alvin Williams, Toronto (Player option) Anthony Goldwire, LA Clippers Antonio Burks, Memphis (Restricted) Lionel Chalmers Aaron Miles, Golden State Anthony Roberson, Memphis (Team option) Horace Jenkins SHOOTING GUARD: Keith Bogans, Houston (Restricted) John Salmons, Philadelphia (Restricted) Derek Anderson, Miami (Player option) DerMarr Johnson, Denver DeShawn Stevenson, Orlando (Player option) Greg Buckner, Denver (Player option) Anfernee Hardaway, Orlando Jimmy Jackson, SG, Phoenix Lamond Murray, New Jersey Aaron McKie, LA Lakers (Player option) Richie Frahm, Houston Eric Piatkowski, Chicago Linton Johnson, New Jersey Matt Carroll, Charlotte (Team option) Voshon Lenard, Portland Shandon Anderson, Miami Rawle Marshall, Dallas (Team option) Awvee Storey, Washington (Restricted) Stacey Augmon, Orlando Andre Owens, Utah (Restricted) Charles Smith, Portland Bernard Robinson, Charlotte (Restricted) Alex Acker, Detroit (Restricted) Kevin Burleson, Charlotte (Restricted) Reece Gaines, Milwaukee Tony Bobbitt, LA Lakers (Restricted) Jermaine Jackson Von Wafer, LA Lakers (Team option) Alan Anderson, Charlotte (Team option) Devin Green, LA Lakers (Restricted) SMALL FORWARD : Jumaine Jones, Charlotte Tim Thomas, Phoenix Rasual Butler, New Orleans Devean George, LA Lakers Trevor Ariza, Orlando (Restricted) Justin Reed, Minnesota (Restricted) Devin Brown, Utah (Team option) Walter McCarty, LA Clippers Laron Profit, LA Lakers Jiri Welsch, Milwaukee (Restricted) Qyntel Woods, New York Eric Williams, Toronto (Player option) Toni Kukoc, Milwaukee Lee Nailon, Philadelphia Ronald Dupree, Minnesota (Restricted) Ryan Bowen, Houston (Player option) Maciej Lampe, Houston (Restricted) George Lynch Adrian Griffin, Dallas Calbert Cheaney, Golden State Shavlik Randolph, Philadelphia (Restricted) Matt Barnes, Philadelphia Bryon Russell, Denver Ndudi Ebi Donta Smith, Atlanta (Team option) Sean Banks, New Orleans Terrence Morris, Orlando POWER FORWARD : Darius Songaila, Chicago (Player option) Jackie Butler, New York (Restricted) Alan Henderson, Cleveland Jackson Vroman, New Orleans (Restricted) Clifford Robinson, New Jersey (Team option) Stanislav Medvedenko, LA Lakers Lawrence Roberts, Memphis (Team option) Samaki Walker, Indiana Sean Marks, San Antonio Aaron Williams, New Orleans Brandon Bass, New Orleans (Team option) Bo Outlaw, Orlando Josh Powell, Dallas (Team option) Jared Reiner, Phoenix Lonny Baxter, Houston CENTER : Melvin Ely, Charlotte (Restricted) Lorenzen Wright, PF/C, Memphis Kelvin Cato, Detroit Jarron Collins, Utah DJ Mbenga, Dallas (Restricted) Mario Kasun, Orlando (Restricted) Scot Pollard, Indiana Michael Olowokandi, C, Boston Jake Voskuhl, Charlotte Antonio Davis, Toronto Brian Grant, Phoenix Ervin Johnson, Milwaukee Loren Woods, Toronto Boniface N'Dong, LA Clippers (Restricted) Michael Bradley, Philadelphia Curtis Borchardt, Boston (Restricted) Ha Seung-Jin, Portland (Restricted) Jamal Sampson, Sacramento Pat Burke, Phoenix Zendon Hamilton, Cleveland Earl Barron, Miami

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Bulls cant keep Chadler now. Having two guys that can board and block shots, but have absolutely no offensive skills wont cut it. Those two combined might average 8 pts a game

From ESPN.com: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A league source told ESPN.com Monday night that Wallace has told the Pistons he has accepted an offer from the Chicago Bulls. While exact details are unavailable, the offer is thought to be a four-year, $52 million dollar deal. A deal can't become official until July 12, when the salary cap is set for the 2006-07 season and exact contract values can be computed. The move will come as a shock to Pistons fans who thought that chances Wallace would bolt from Detroit were slim to none. The Pistons came out of the gate Saturday offering Wallace a whopping four-year, $48 million dollar deal, but they told the four-time defensive player of the year that it was their final offer. The signing clearly upgrades' the Bulls front court, albeit at an exorbiant price. The Bulls will have to use roughly $13.5 million of their projected $16.7 million in cap space to secure Wallace. However, Wallace adds the veteran toughness and defensive presence the Bulls felt they lacked up front. Look for the Bulls to now explore trade scenarios involving Tyson Chandler. One potential opportunity, according to sources, is New Orleans, which is mulling a Chandler-for-P. J. Brown swap. Brown is in the last year of his contract, which would give the Bulls even more cap relief next season. The Bulls also have explored Chandler trade scenarios with the Hawks (via an Al Harrington sign-and-trade) and the Warriors. The move puts the Pistons in a difficult position. They loss Wallace for nothing and don't have anything more than the $5.1 million mid-level exception to offer to potential replacements. There are a few starting center-caliber free agents out there, such as Joel Przybilla and Nazr Mohammed, but none who can give the Pistons what Wallace did. Instead, the Pistons may opt to beef up their backcourt and to move to a more up-tempo style with Rasheed Wallace at five and Antonio McDyess at the four. Chad Ford covers the NBA for ESPN Insider GOD, I hope they can pull off that deal for Chandler/ P.J. Brown. That gives them another 10-12 million in cap space next year!! I really wanted Wilcox, or Nene instead, but I think this signing makes the Bulls one of the top 4 teams in the East

I was just disapointed as fuck that they missed the 32 team field after winning the Euro cup. Defensive style or not, they beat some very strong teams. And beating Portugal twice IN portugal is simply amazing

I wish I could make the excuse that their group was the toughest, but it had Turkey, Albania, The Ukraine, and some other lesser teams. Hardly a group of death.

Question for the serious and knowledgeable soccer fans: How the FUCK did Greece beat the Czech Republic, France, and Portugal TWICE in Portugal, to win the European Championship, and they dont qualify for the world cup?

Anybody have a pic, or knows what this lucky duche thats marrying Trish does for a living?

Pops is on the Maverick's summer league team. Gansey is on the Heat team, as is Pittsnogle (actually splitting time between Dallas and Miami. As for the underclassmen, I know Washington's on the Rocket's summer team. No idea on the rest. How can Pittsnoogle be on two diffrent teams summer league?

Yeah, I was hoping they would grab Wilcox or Nene, but it looks like its gonna be Wallace.

Piatkowski is unfortunately done I think. He had a brutal 2 years in Chicago.

I hope that is some sort of sing and trade with the bulls for Nene ,although, I'd rather get Wilcox

Ali, Ruth, MJ, WALTER PAYTON

She may have one top 50, or top 100 song and thats it. Two years from now her music carreer will be non existant and her name will be a question in obscure gameshows. One hit wonder if she is lucky, and would have her fathers influence and money to thank fotr that.

'Hurt her career" LMMFAO. Lets be serious, Brooke will not have a succesfull carrer with or without the WWE's "help".

Anybody have a list of the top college players not drafted? I can think of 3: -McNammara -Pittsnoogle -the kid from Louisville who else?

Must suck that you dont have better things to do with your time. Get a life. Wtf? That took like two seconds, moron. For you to eeven do that shows immaturity, and a dull life.

Yeah, good idea, we haven't been baiting Damaramu enough in college football threads, college basketball threads, NFL threads, baseball threads, the LSD folder, and so on, so let's give him shit about wanting the Hornets to do something logical. He's nototrious he'll crush you like a jely bean! Marks out If you are talking about Cuban's mind-yeah

Reprted by ESPN tonight that he has not signed, and probably wont re-sign with the clips

McKie's been useless for the past 3 years, so his uselessness isn't too much of a recent thing. Anyways the Lakers are set if they get Cassell. Heck, they probably would've made the WCF if Sam was their PG last year. If E.T. stays healthy which he NEVER does. Dont forget he is getting old also

I never once repied to one of your posts. So you stop dirk

WIERD even

Truth hurts? Please answer honestly...how old are you?