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Post by mexicanjunior on Dec 8, 2011 14:41:22 GMT -6
According to Ticket updates.
I guess we are going to sign Josh Howard (barf). That means this season for the Spurs will be a waste, no title shot with that effing pot head.
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Post by Sideshow Bob on Dec 8, 2011 15:51:03 GMT -6
yeah, spurs are done
window slammed shut
so much for all that lip service from butler and his agent the other day blowing sunshine up the spurs' ass
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Post by mexicanjunior on Dec 8, 2011 16:05:37 GMT -6
yeah, spurs are done window slammed shut so much for all that lip service from butler and his agent the other day blowing sunshine up the spurs' ass Yep, I hope we just hand the SF reigns to Leonard and start the rebuilding process. No need to waste money on that burn out Howard. |
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Post by mexicanjunior on Dec 8, 2011 16:38:51 GMT -6
Apparently, we are in the running for Grant Hill now... Free agent Grant Hill is expected to choose a team this afternoon, according to a league source. The source said Hill will decide between the team where he has played the past four years, the Phoenix Suns, and a newly emerged contender: the San Antonio Spurs.
One thing the source ruled out: “It won’t be New York.”
The Knicks had been a rumored destination for Hill, but now they are now attempting to shed salary, not add it, so they can pursue Tyson Chandler.
The Spurs are apparently willing to give the 39-year-old Hill a second year on his contract, which the Suns would not. If Hill, a small forward, were to sign with the Spurs it would presumably coincide with San Antonio using the amnesty provision to waive small forward Richard Jefferson, who has three years and $30 million remaining on his contract. I wouldn't mind this, he is still effective and would be a nice bridge and mentor to Leonard. Much better option than Howard or keeping Jefferson although it doesn't make us a contender. |
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Post by Sideshow Bob on Dec 8, 2011 16:45:46 GMT -6
Apparently, we are in the running for Grant Hill now... Free agent Grant Hill is expected to choose a team this afternoon, according to a league source. The source said Hill will decide between the team where he has played the past four years, the Phoenix Suns, and a newly emerged contender: the San Antonio Spurs.
One thing the source ruled out: “It won’t be New York.”
The Knicks had been a rumored destination for Hill, but now they are now attempting to shed salary, not add it, so they can pursue Tyson Chandler.
The Spurs are apparently willing to give the 39-year-old Hill a second year on his contract, which the Suns would not. If Hill, a small forward, were to sign with the Spurs it would presumably coincide with San Antonio using the amnesty provision to waive small forward Richard Jefferson, who has three years and $30 million remaining on his contract. I wouldn't mind this, he is still effective and would be a nice bridge and mentor to Leonard. Much better option than Howard or keeping Jefferson although it doesn't make us a contender. This would have been great news FIFTEEN FUCKING YEARS AGO! |
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Post by mexicanjunior on Dec 8, 2011 16:54:01 GMT -6
Apparently, we are in the running for Grant Hill now... Free agent Grant Hill is expected to choose a team this afternoon, according to a league source. The source said Hill will decide between the team where he has played the past four years, the Phoenix Suns, and a newly emerged contender: the San Antonio Spurs.
One thing the source ruled out: “It won’t be New York.”
The Knicks had been a rumored destination for Hill, but now they are now attempting to shed salary, not add it, so they can pursue Tyson Chandler.
The Spurs are apparently willing to give the 39-year-old Hill a second year on his contract, which the Suns would not. If Hill, a small forward, were to sign with the Spurs it would presumably coincide with San Antonio using the amnesty provision to waive small forward Richard Jefferson, who has three years and $30 million remaining on his contract. I wouldn't mind this, he is still effective and would be a nice bridge and mentor to Leonard. Much better option than Howard or keeping Jefferson although it doesn't make us a contender. This would have been great news FIFTEEN FUCKING YEARS AGO! He was better than Jefferson last year...eventhough he is almost 40, it is actually an upgrade at SF. |
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