Sun Dec 18, 2005 6:43 pm
Indy wrote:VanK wrote:Jackson is a mediocre defender at best.
I'm just curious, I know you live in another country, so I don't know how often you are actually able to watch the NBA, but, how do you watch the Pacers play? Do you just see the games on National TV? Is there a station out there that brodcasts extra games or something?
I'm just wondering, because anybody who has actually seen Jax play more then a few times a year wouldn't say anything nearly that stupid.
Physically gifted player... Quite talented on the offensive end... Can get to the basket and hit the three-pointer consistently... Not a great defender... Must improve decision-making... Turnover prone... Has some baggage.
AP - Ron Artest doesn't want to be traded by the Indiana Pacers after all, his agent says.
Artest said last weekend that his past in Indiana haunts him, and he is interested in being traded to the New York Knicks or Cleveland Cavaliers .
But Mark Stevens, Artest's agent, told The Associated Press on Saturday that Artest holds out hope he can remain with the Pacers.
"At this moment, we're not going to put the buggy before the horse," Stevens said. "We're waiting to hear from (Pacers president) Donnie Walsh, the gentleman and scholar that he is, and hope this can be resolved to where there won't have to be a trade."
Teammate Stephen Jackson said Artest called him Friday night, and hopes his teammate will return.
"He wants to play basketball, that's all he wants to do," Jackson said before the Pacers played the New York Knicks . "He wants to play basketball, he wants to win.
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D-Weaver wrote:Hmmm... Dunleavy and Murphy for Artest...
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Mon Dec 19, 2005 12:44 pm
VanK wrote:I don't about that. He could develop into one of the best defensive players in the league, but his b-ball IQ is too low to become a star. If the Warriors offer Diogu&Pietrus, I would take it.
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He would fit in so well with the Pacers organisation. He's the non-trash talking, hard working player that almost any team could use.Indy wrote:However, Shane Battier is my current favorite possibilty.
Mon Dec 19, 2005 10:45 pm
Indy wrote:If there's a trade with the Warriors (I can't see that happening...) it will involve Pietrus.
Tue Dec 20, 2005 12:10 am
Why did you write it like that? It's Mickael either way.D-Weaver wrote:MickEAl
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frenchy2k3 wrote:ESPN said that the Pacers want to trade Artest to the Clippers for Maggette
Wed Dec 21, 2005 10:00 am
Laxation wrote:i cant see the clippers disrupting their team
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Mon Dec 26, 2005 6:28 pm
Indiana CEO Donnie Walsh hopes to pull the trigger on a deal to move Ron Artest in the coming days. As Walsh explained last week, it would take something "unusual" for him to back off his decision to trade Artest.
Some of the teams Walsh referred to include the Clippers, Timberwolves, Nuggets and Warriors. Even the Lakers are said to have interest. The Pacers feel they have enough players to man the point-guard spot. So they're looking to package backup Anthony Johnson in any deal. They're also well over the salary cap this year ($79 million) and next season ($69 million), so they'd also like to move some bad contracts when they deal Artest.
Walsh would prefer to get a young player and a draft pick in return. But don't look for him to bring in another small forward, not after what he's seen out of rookie Danny Granger.
Mon Dec 26, 2005 6:35 pm