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Colangelo avvistato a Desio.
pare per vedere Sonny Weems ma da tifoso di cantù temo possa mettere un occhio su shermadini

ma no, era lì per Bolzonella, che andrà a sostituire Bayless come backup di Cacchieron

Calderon forse sul piede di partenza:

[quote:3dfzcvyb]In a recent interview with the Spanish newspaper Marca, Raptors point guard Jose Calderon didn't deny that he'd "like to have the opportunity to compete for something."

That doesn't mean he's poised to ask for a trade -- "I don't think so, that's not me, that's not my personality," Calderon said -- but the 30-year-old left the undeniable sense that he wouldn't oppose a move away from the rebuilding Raps if the opportunity materializes.

You can safely assume, meanwhile, that the Raps feel the same way. Sources with knowledge of Toronto's thinking say that the team is not just going to give Calderon away, especially when he's back to supplying a typically efficient 10.6 points and 8.7 assists nightly, but I'm told that the Raps are indeed open to moving him.

You'll recall that they already did agree to trade him to Charlotte in the summer of 2010 in a Tyson Chandler deal that the Bobcats ultimately backed out of. Now? Sources say that the Raps, if not outright shopping Calderon, have let it be known they're willing to listen, since he's no longer regarded as their long-term answer at the point.

That's because shedding Calderon's nearly $11 million salary for next season would be another step in the reset that began with Bryan Colangelo's drafting of Jonas Valanciunas in June and the hiring of the defensive-minded Dwane Casey as the new coach. It's an open secret north of the border that the Raptors, as much as they've loved Bargnani's increased production and honest attempts to try harder on D under Casey, won't be heartbroken if their 2011-12 record nets another prime pick in the next draft.

The biggest obstacle to a Calderon deal between now and the March 15 trading deadline is that the Raps would surely want a point guard in return, which would appear to rule out teams looking for point guards -- like the Lakers and Knicks -- unless a third or fourth team joins in. Another option for Toronto, if shedding Calderon's salary is needed for cap space this summer, is merely releasing him via the amnesty clause in the NBA's new labor agreement since the Raps didn't use it before this season.[/quote:3dfzcvyb]
http://espn.go.com/nba/dailydime/_/page ... l-watchers

[quote="azino":3o7e7vqy]Calderon forse sul piede di partenza:

[quote:3o7e7vqy]In a recent interview with the Spanish newspaper Marca, Raptors point guard Jose Calderon didn't deny that he'd "like to have the opportunity to compete for something."

That doesn't mean he's poised to ask for a trade -- "I don't think so, that's not me, that's not my personality," Calderon said -- but the 30-year-old left the undeniable sense that he wouldn't oppose a move away from the rebuilding Raps if the opportunity materializes.

You can safely assume, meanwhile, that the Raps feel the same way. Sources with knowledge of Toronto's thinking say that the team is not just going to give Calderon away, especially when he's back to supplying a typically efficient 10.6 points and 8.7 assists nightly, but I'm told that the Raps are indeed open to moving him.

You'll recall that they already did agree to trade him to Charlotte in the summer of 2010 in a Tyson Chandler deal that the Bobcats ultimately backed out of. Now? Sources say that the Raps, if not outright shopping Calderon, have let it be known they're willing to listen, since he's no longer regarded as their long-term answer at the point.

That's because shedding Calderon's nearly $11 million salary for next season would be another step in the reset that began with Bryan Colangelo's drafting of Jonas Valanciunas in June and the hiring of the defensive-minded Dwane Casey as the new coach. It's an open secret north of the border that the Raptors, as much as they've loved Bargnani's increased production and honest attempts to try harder on D under Casey, won't be heartbroken if their 2011-12 record nets another prime pick in the next draft.

The biggest obstacle to a Calderon deal between now and the March 15 trading deadline is that the Raps would surely want a point guard in return, which would appear to rule out teams looking for point guards -- like the Lakers and Knicks -- unless a third or fourth team joins in. Another option for Toronto, if shedding Calderon's salary is needed for cap space this summer, is merely releasing him via the amnesty clause in the NBA's new labor agreement since the Raps didn't use it before this season.[/quote:3o7e7vqy]
http://espn.go.com/nba/dailydime/_/page ... l-watchers[/quote:3o7e7vqy]uno scambio con nash (magari)...ma non credo, più che altro mi sembra chiara l'intezione di Colangelo di liberare spazio salariale per la prossima estate e a questo punto vista la situazione del mago, non mi sorprenderei i Raptors in modalità Tank

[quote="arex73":1ueippzd][quote="azino":1ueippzd]Calderon forse sul piede di partenza:

[quote:1ueippzd]In a recent interview with the Spanish newspaper Marca, Raptors point guard Jose Calderon didn't deny that he'd "like to have the opportunity to compete for something."

That doesn't mean he's poised to ask for a trade -- "I don't think so, that's not me, that's not my personality," Calderon said -- but the 30-year-old left the undeniable sense that he wouldn't oppose a move away from the rebuilding Raps if the opportunity materializes.

You can safely assume, meanwhile, that the Raps feel the same way. Sources with knowledge of Toronto's thinking say that the team is not just going to give Calderon away, especially when he's back to supplying a typically efficient 10.6 points and 8.7 assists nightly, but I'm told that the Raps are indeed open to moving him.

You'll recall that they already did agree to trade him to Charlotte in the summer of 2010 in a Tyson Chandler deal that the Bobcats ultimately backed out of. Now? Sources say that the Raps, if not outright shopping Calderon, have let it be known they're willing to listen, since he's no longer regarded as their long-term answer at the point.

That's because shedding Calderon's nearly $11 million salary for next season would be another step in the reset that began with Bryan Colangelo's drafting of Jonas Valanciunas in June and the hiring of the defensive-minded Dwane Casey as the new coach. It's an open secret north of the border that the Raptors, as much as they've loved Bargnani's increased production and honest attempts to try harder on D under Casey, won't be heartbroken if their 2011-12 record nets another prime pick in the next draft.

The biggest obstacle to a Calderon deal between now and the March 15 trading deadline is that the Raps would surely want a point guard in return, which would appear to rule out teams looking for point guards -- like the Lakers and Knicks -- unless a third or fourth team joins in. Another option for Toronto, if shedding Calderon's salary is needed for cap space this summer, is merely releasing him via the amnesty clause in the NBA's new labor agreement since the Raps didn't use it before this season.[/quote:1ueippzd]
http://espn.go.com/nba/dailydime/_/page ... l-watchers[/quote:1ueippzd]uno scambio con nash (magari)...ma non credo, più che altro mi sembra chiara l'intezione di Colangelo di liberare spazio salariale per la prossima estate e a questo punto vista la situazione del mago, non mi sorprenderei i Raptors in modalità Tank[/quote:1ueippzd]

Non sia mai che impacchettano pure il Mago insieme allo spagnolo, destinazione contender...

Quanto starebbe bene, il nostro mago, ai Bulls che son sempre lì con il pallottoliere "allora Rose ne fa 50... noi 11 dobbiamo farne qualcuno... segni tu Carlos? no, Carlos no... segni tu Gioacchino? no, vabbè non importa... Rip? sei troppo vecchio per segnare?!".

Proprio pochi minuti fa ne parlavo con un mio amico, metti Bargnani al posto di Boozer (che guadagna pure qualche milioncino in più all'anno) e l'anello per un italiano non è più una chimera. Temo, però, rimarrà soltanto un sogno, un po' come il famoso "Bargnani al posto di Lewis ai Magic"...

[quote="Filo":1cpg8u6a]Proprio pochi minuti fa ne parlavo con un mio amico, metti Bargnani al posto di Boozer (che guadagna pure qualche milioncino in più all'anno) e l'anello per un italiano non è più una chimera. Temo, però, rimarrà soltanto un sogno, un po' come il famoso "Bargnani al posto di Lewis ai Magic"...[/quote:1cpg8u6a]


boozer sta a 14 mln e rotti l'anno
mago sta a 10/11 il prossimo anno

bargnani piu filler per boozer--->mmmmmmmmmm

pura fantasia...MAGARI direi io----> calcolando che a Toronto adesso sono tutti innamorati...Colangelo verrebbe picchiato, arso vivo e crocifisso in piazza...

weems dall'europa assicura che NON tornerà ai raptors
ecco andata la prima delle pistolette

[quote="CARTMAN":10mjagb2]weems dall'europa assicura che NON tornerà ai raptors
ecco andata la prima delle pistolette[/quote:10mjagb2]
ti dirò, a me Weems piace, non è un fenomeno ma è abbastanza sottovaluto.
però adesso i Raps hanno James Johnson in quel ruolo che, sarà anche incapace in attacco, ma in difesa è ben tosto

EDIT: ma [url=http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/219001/Raptors_Discussed_Anthony_Carter_For_Lin_Trade_With_Knicks:10mjagb2]Carter per Lin[/url:10mjagb2]?

Toronto interessata a Wilson Chandler, pare che Chandler ed il suo agente siano partiti per il Canada per ascoltare la proposta dei Raptors

fonte SportandoBasket

Ufficiale: Barbosa ai Pacers! Ai Raptors andrà una scelta al secondo giro al prossimo Draft.

Ha senso?

[quote="Saba88":3lumvl75]Ufficiale: Barbosa ai Pacers! Ai Raptors andrà una scelta al secondo giro al prossimo Draft.

Ha senso?[/quote:3lumvl75]


Certo che ha un senso.

Il senso di tankare ancora meglio

[quote="Saba88":nfbhl72o]Ufficiale: Barbosa ai Pacers! Ai Raptors andrà una scelta al secondo giro al prossimo Draft.

Ha senso?[/quote:nfbhl72o]
mossa geniale!

si liberano di un pistola ma anche dell'unico (oltre al Mago) ad essere in grado di segnare in cambio di un babbeo qualsiasi del secondo giro.

si sono levati dalle palle 7.6 mln di ingaggio, ma a che pro? oltretutto non mi sembra che brillino particolarmente in SG

Che branco di incompetenti.