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BigSm00th
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![]() The Phoenix Suns announced today that they have traded the draft rights to Kentucky’s Rajon Rondo, the 21st pick overall in the 2006 NBA Draft, and the contract of forward/center Brian Grant to the Boston Celtics. In return, Phoenix will receive a future first round pick.
“It’s pretty simple. There were four or five guys we were interested in, but they were off the board,” said Suns Head Coach and Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations and General Manager Mike D’Antoni. “We love the group of players we have and want to keep them together. “We want go to battle with the guys from last year’s team and we are getting back one of the top players in the league – Amaré Stoudemire. We think we are real close to playing for an NBA championship with the team we have.” good news: maybe if the knicks take back a contract, the suns pick can be had, given their history. THE BAD NEWS: MDA on record saying that there were 4-5 guys they liked, and rondo wasn't one of them. that was a BAD draft. http://www.nbadraft.net/nba_draft_history/2006.html MDA should have ZERO input on player personnel. its 50/50 whether the guy is even coaching this team in a year, and his past history indicates he doesn't know what he's doing anyway. #Knickstaps
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Juice
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![]() BigSm00th wrote:The Phoenix Suns announced today that they have traded the draft rights to Kentucky’s Rajon Rondo, the 21st pick overall in the 2006 NBA Draft, and the contract of forward/center Brian Grant to the Boston Celtics. In return, Phoenix will receive a future first round pick. Wasn't pringles one of the reasons we ended up with Hill because he liked the way he shot as a Big? On top of our scouts not having a stronger voice? |