Amare to GS?
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Bellinelli needs to go....Why should we not give him up....What has he done, besides gain weight and get injured....?
I dont want Amare for Biedriens.....NO.......I agree Wright needs to be traded.....Bellinellie needs to go....Magette......We have way to many players that are around the same size.....A bunch of 6'7's and under......We need to make some moves but they gotta be good....
I dont want Amare for Biedriens.....NO.......I agree Wright needs to be traded.....Bellinellie needs to go....Magette......We have way to many players that are around the same size.....A bunch of 6'7's and under......We need to make some moves but they gotta be good....
The Arizona Republic is reporting that the Suns and Warriors agreed on a pre-draft deal in principle that would have sent Amare Stoudemire to GSW for Andris Biedrins, Brandan Wright, Marco Belinelli and No. 7 pick Stephen Curry.
The Suns believed the Warriors were drafting Curry for them, although the deal couldn't be finalized until July 8 because of Biedrins' contract. Amare's contract extension also still needs to be finalized with the Warriors. But Golden State is now acting as if they always planned on drafting Curry for themselves and may be backing out of the non-binding agreement. The trade could still happen, but the ball is in the Warriors' court and it feels like they want to keep Curry.
The Suns believed the Warriors were drafting Curry for them, although the deal couldn't be finalized until July 8 because of Biedrins' contract. Amare's contract extension also still needs to be finalized with the Warriors. But Golden State is now acting as if they always planned on drafting Curry for themselves and may be backing out of the non-binding agreement. The trade could still happen, but the ball is in the Warriors' court and it feels like they want to keep Curry.
its lookin like the deal is basically final, this wat it says on ric bucher's twitter
@hoostw Slight difference. GS wants to check Amare's knee/eye. But Nelly has told people he's getting Amare. Too far down road to turn back.about 1 hour ago from web in reply to hoostw
@memovalencia Curry is coming + Biedrins is the best defensive big man Nash's ever had. Good P&Rer, too. Phx is doing the right thing. http://twitter.com/RicBucher
@hoostw Slight difference. GS wants to check Amare's knee/eye. But Nelly has told people he's getting Amare. Too far down road to turn back.about 1 hour ago from web in reply to hoostw
@memovalencia Curry is coming + Biedrins is the best defensive big man Nash's ever had. Good P&Rer, too. Phx is doing the right thing. http://twitter.com/RicBucher
i dont know why you guys are complaining about amare, and about D and rebounding... amare is one of the best in rebounding and D... hes a fucking all around monster down low... i love amare, i wish we could keep him... hes been of my favorite players since im a suns fan but i know he wont resign and the suns arent going anywhere right now... im looking forward to see how amare does in the future, he will always be one of my favorite but im also really excited for the suns and to see how we turn out in the future
posted like 10 minutes ago:
Nellie said Stephen Curry ain’t going anywhere. Curry was, to the Warriors, the second-best player in the draft behind Blake Griffin, so they aren’t parting with him.
Nellie: “No, I should be clear about that. He wasn’t drafted for somebody else. He is not going to be traded. He was drafted because we think he is going to be a terrific player, and he’s going to be right here. So he can unpack his bags, he can relax, go buy a house because he ain’t goin’ any place.”
Nellie also said that Curry will be the point guard. He said Curry is the best thing he’s seen since Steve Nash and that he thinks he will make a great point guard.
Nellie: “He’s a heck of a player. We drafted him because we think he’s going to be a great point guard. Maybe not his first year. It takes a while for point guards to mature and feel comfortable. I always saw Steve Nash in him, and he is the greatest player I’ve ever coached,” Nelson said. “I’ve been looking for another one for a long time and this is as close as I’ve ever seen in a young player. He has that same ability that Steve had. Shooting, passing, knowledge, just the natural things he’s done that he’s worked on his whole life.”
Check out his response when asked if Monta and Curry can co-exist.
Nellie: “That’ll be fine. Monta still has to work on his point guard skills as well and his passing skills. That was part of his program to get better at. This guy already has that. Monta has some work to do in that area but they’ll be fine together.”
After all that coddling and plotting based on Monta Ellis being the point guard, Nellie said Monta will (eventually) move to shooting guard and Jackson to small forward.
Remember, Monta has been deemed the point guard since late last season. They were so dialed into this Monta-at-point experiment that they traded away Jamal Crawford and flew to see Monta and “get on the same page” with him. Now, they may be back to the Baron days.
Nellie: “Yes, Jack is going back to 3. I emailed him that today, that ‘I moved you to 2 and you’re back to 3.’ We like Morrow very much, too, as a player in the backcourt. Jack said, ‘Wherever you want me, that’s where I’ll be.’”
Nellie said Stephen Curry ain’t going anywhere. Curry was, to the Warriors, the second-best player in the draft behind Blake Griffin, so they aren’t parting with him.
Nellie: “No, I should be clear about that. He wasn’t drafted for somebody else. He is not going to be traded. He was drafted because we think he is going to be a terrific player, and he’s going to be right here. So he can unpack his bags, he can relax, go buy a house because he ain’t goin’ any place.”
Nellie also said that Curry will be the point guard. He said Curry is the best thing he’s seen since Steve Nash and that he thinks he will make a great point guard.
Nellie: “He’s a heck of a player. We drafted him because we think he’s going to be a great point guard. Maybe not his first year. It takes a while for point guards to mature and feel comfortable. I always saw Steve Nash in him, and he is the greatest player I’ve ever coached,” Nelson said. “I’ve been looking for another one for a long time and this is as close as I’ve ever seen in a young player. He has that same ability that Steve had. Shooting, passing, knowledge, just the natural things he’s done that he’s worked on his whole life.”
Check out his response when asked if Monta and Curry can co-exist.
Nellie: “That’ll be fine. Monta still has to work on his point guard skills as well and his passing skills. That was part of his program to get better at. This guy already has that. Monta has some work to do in that area but they’ll be fine together.”
After all that coddling and plotting based on Monta Ellis being the point guard, Nellie said Monta will (eventually) move to shooting guard and Jackson to small forward.
Remember, Monta has been deemed the point guard since late last season. They were so dialed into this Monta-at-point experiment that they traded away Jamal Crawford and flew to see Monta and “get on the same page” with him. Now, they may be back to the Baron days.
Nellie: “Yes, Jack is going back to 3. I emailed him that today, that ‘I moved you to 2 and you’re back to 3.’ We like Morrow very much, too, as a player in the backcourt. Jack said, ‘Wherever you want me, that’s where I’ll be.’”