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Jerry Stackhouse confirmed to The Associated Press that the Jason Kidd-to-Dallas blockbuster is basically a done deal. Stack will be shipped to the Nets in the trade, but he's all for it. That's because all indications are that the Nets will buy out his contract, and he plans to re-sign with the Mavs as soon as league rules allow. "I feel great," said Stack, who is nursing a sore right ... [link]

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Kidd, Stack, George and Tony Parker
Published 2/15/2008 by Chip's Moody Blues at Uwe Blog
... due to the comments made by Jerry Stackhouse about "not going anywhere" as it is intended --should the trade happen -- for the Nets to buy him out and the Mavs can sign him after 30 days. I find it unlikely, but should the league ban the Mavs from doing so, this trade is officially down the shitter. ...

The Jason Kidd/Dallas Mavericks Timeline
Published 2/16/2008 by Wes Cox <info@mavsmoneyball.com> at Mavs Moneyball: Front Page Posts
... Detail emerge throughout the day and it come out that Jerry Stackhouse will be bought out by New Jersey and resign with the Mavs after 30 days. Stackhouse tells the Dallas Morning News he is aware of that plan. ...

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Favorite line: No offense but your boss needs to stick to dancing with Marie Osmond.

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