HAWKS PUT TERRY ON TRADING BLOCK ......Y?(수정)

[大rodman91™]

호크스가 테리를 Trading Block에 올렸습니다


포틀랜드랑 마이애미가 관심이 있다고하는데



마이애미쪽에서는 브라이언 그랜트 에디존스


both of whom flaunt maximum ($11M)(현금을 준다는건지?)



등을 제안 했다고 합니다



포틀랜드 쪽에서도 상당히 네임 밸류 있는선수들이 언급되고 있습니다



exempting Rasheed Wallace, Zach Randolph and GM-in-training Chris Dudley.


Damon Stoudamire, Jeff McInnis, Derek Anderson,


Bonzi Wells, or Antonio Daniels



라쉬드나 랜돌프 GM-in-training Chris Dudley는


제외인지 포함인지는 자세히 모르겠습니다-_-;(짧은 영어 실력
으로는-_-;)



다양한 제안들을 하고 있다고 합니다


호크스 쪽에서는 본자지를 원하는거 같은데



데드라인 전까지는 트레이드 될것같은 예감이-_-?




틀린 부분 있으면 태클거시길( --)





이것도 루머로 끝날것인가-_-a



http://www.nypost.com/sports/66174.htm




January 5, 2003 -- TEN days after replacing Lon Kruger with assistant coach Terry Stotts, the Hawks are trying to arrange a trade involving restricted free agent-to-be Jason Terry. According to sources, the Blazers and Heat are ardently interested in acquiring Atlanta's assist leader (7.4; No. 6 in the league) and third-highest (16.8) scorer.
For salary purposes, Alan Henderson ($7.09 million /$7.6M / $8.2M) and another low-budgeted Hawk (DerMarr Johnson, perhaps) would have to be part of any package since Terry's skill value far exceeds his current ($2.15M) earnings.

Terry figured his three-year-plus tour was coming to an end when Stotts' first command decision was to return him to his unnatural position at off guard (in favor of rookie Michael Wilkes, fresh from the Developmental League), where he's being asked to split infinitives with TV analyst Mike Glenn.

Miami is offering either Brian Grant or Eddie Jones, both of whom flaunt maximum ($11M) contracts and own four guaranteed years after this one. Other than rookie Caron Butler, they are Pat Riley's only two recruits who remotely qualify as assets.

Having already done Padre Riles one big solid (getting snuffed at home by 34 points), why not, I submit, extend more goodwill by bailing him out of an outlandish max deal.

Portland's various proposals incorporate just about everyone on the roster, exempting Rasheed Wallace, Zach Randolph and GM-in-training Chris Dudley.

Obviously, at least one guard - Damon Stoudamire, Jeff McInnis, Derek Anderson, Bonzi Wells, or Antonio Daniels (not coincidentally, he got his first start of the season in Friday's road kill of the Celtics) - must go in order to create sufficient minutes, shots and money for Terry, whose max pact demand is definitely an influencing factor in management making him available.

Bonzi makes perfect sense for the Hawks, who don't have to worry about alienating the already turned-off public. On the flip side, given the choice between Georgia and jail, Bonzi confided, "You might as well measure me now for an orange jump suit."

This just in: The Hawks have been mathematically eliminated from the South and James Dolan has given GM Pete Babcock a multi-year extension.