blogs.herald.com - 8/14/2009
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So what does Thursday night's trade mean for the Miami Heat? That Heat president Pat Riley is still operating on West Coast time, for one thing. The Heat announced at 11 p.m. Thursday that it had dealt seldom-used center Mark...
sports.yahoo.com - 8/14/2009
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sports.yahoo.com —
For the fourth time this summer, Quentin Richardson
(notes) has been traded. This time, his new team,...
the Miami Heat , plans to keep him. The Minnesota Timberwolves traded Richardson to the Heat for forward Mark Blount (notes) , two league sources ...
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Richardson dealt again, this time to Miami - NBA - ...
twincities.com - 8/14/2009
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twincities.com —
Minnesota Timberwolves president David Kahn has traded shooting
guard Quentin Richardson to the Miami Heat for former...
Timberwolves center Mark Blount.
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Quentin Richardson Gets Traded Again
nypost.com - 8/14/2009
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nypost.com —
Last updated: 5:21 am August 14, 2009 Posted:
1:42 am August 14, 2009 One pervading thought about...
the upcoming 2010 free agent NBA class is that some teams (read Knicks, Nets) hope to attract two max-out players. The thinking is one might attract the ...
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HEAT G NOT THINKING KNICKS, NETS IN 2010 - New York Post
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Heat Gets Richardson
Miami Heat —
... Richardson -- who, like Blount, is in the last year of his contract and won't affect Miami's plans in 2010 when Wade becomes a free agent -- will make $9.4 million. This does move the Heat about $4 million into the luxury tax, but it is at least better to have the players who are making the most money be on the court. Besides, teams don't start paying the tax until after the February trade deadline, so don't be surprised if Miami tries to deal the expiring contracts of Dorell Wright, Yakhouba Diawara or Chris Quinn come February. ...
Suicide lines: Griffin's shoulder 'ahead of schedule'; BD's beard
Ball Don't Lie —
... Watson saga. RealGM.com reported today the Magic have stopped negotiations about Watson and the Warriors have offered him a three year deal at $4.5 million. Watson told the site he is choosing between that and the qualifying offer of a little more than $1 million for this coming season. If Watson took that, he would be an unrestricted free agent next year. Watson was hoping for a three-year deal to come out of his negotiations this offseason." Miami Herald/Y! NBA Rumors: "The addition of Quentin Richardson to the ...
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Miami Heat: 30 Teams in 30 Days —
Bleacher Report - NBA 8/14/2009
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Jamario Moon via free agency, Mark ...
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The Summer of Quentin Richardson —
Bleacher Report - NBA 8/14/2009
Quentin Richardson was traded last night from the Minnesota Timberwolves to the Miami Heat in exchange for Mark Blount. Why is this important? Why would this get an article on Basketball.org after so much complacency has hit this blog?
This summer ...
