thetwomangame.com - 7/3/2009
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Frankly, I viewed the Mavs’ wooing of restricted free agent center Marcin Gortat as a bit of a lost cause. It’s not as if Gortat is a gem that shimmers and gleams in the national spotlight or a once-a-generation talent that’s nigh irreplaceable, but Gortat’s an ...
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hoopsworld.com - 7/3/2009
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hoopsworld.com —
RUMOR HAS IT In this week's section geared
exclusively towards the latest rumors floating around the NBA
Kidd Staying Put: An informed source has told HOOPSWORLD that Jason Kidd intends to return to the Dallas Mavericks for a three-year, $24 million ...
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Rumors: Kidd Staying Put? Ariza was Plan A . . . - ...
dallasnews.com - 7/2/2009
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The TrueHoop Network Shootaround
ESPN.com - TrueHoop —
... years and $40 million. To me, signing Millsap isn't a very [Sam] Presti-like move. It seems like a rushed, let's-get-better-right-now move instead of the planned, calculated progression Presti has had since he took over. Signing Millsap would make you either take some clothes to Goodwill or make you completely rearrange everything." THE FINAL WORD Bucksketball: An open letter to Detroit fans, re: Charlie V. The Two Man Game: Welcome to the Big D, Marcin Gortat. ...
A Less Depressing Departure, Plus a Round-Up
Boston Celtics Basketball - Celtics news, rumors and analysis - CelticsHub.com —
... • The Mavericks are about to blow their entire mid-level exception for five years on a center who barely got off the bench during the playoffs. I understand they are about to lose Brandon Bass, that Marcin Gortat is young and promising, and that the Mavs need big guys who can do something offensively, but, my god, this seems like a ton of money. ...
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novafantasysports.com 7/3/2009 — Update: Marcin Gortat is reportedly set to sign an offer sheet with the Mavericks next Wednesday, which the Magic will have seven days to match if they wish to keep him, according to ESPN. Fantasy Impact: Based on his play in the playoffs, it is no shock that Gortat is drawing interest around ...
What about Brandon Bass?
mavsblog.dallasnews.com 7/6/2009 — The Mavs have crossed their top two priorities off their free agency checklist, with Jason Kidd deciding to return to Dallas and Marcin Gortat agreeing to accept the Mavs' mid-level exception. Brandon Bass ought to have next, right? After all,...
Mavs Join the Offseason Arms Race
sportingnews.com 7/9/2009 — Shawn Marion has spent most of his career being, or at least feeling, neglected. So it's only natural that, as we ask ourselves what might happen to formerly high-paid stars getting up in the years, Marion's taken a backseat. But the (formerly?) ...
Surprisingly, Orlando matches offer sheet for Gortat
scoresreport.com 7/13/2009 —
When the Mavs signed backup center Marcin Gortat, it seemed like a done deal that the Magic would let him go. But Orlando elected to match the offer .
The Orlando Magic will keep Marcin Gortat by matching the five-year, $34-million offer sheet extended to him by the Dallas Mavericks, the ...
Dallas Mavericks Basketball News and Links
dallasbasketball.com 5/5/2009 — We’ve got your referees for tonight’s Mavs-at-Thuggets Game 2; the NBA is apparently shipping in a crew from Ireland! And we’ve got some disturbing numbers on Game 1 crew chief Danny Crawford, who is increasingly looking like anything but the Mavs’ ...
A Nice Day in Dallas Sports
dallassportsfans.com 7/9/2009 — A recap of how good Wednesday was for Dallas sports with the Texas Rangers and the Dallas Mavericks making news with a big series win and a big trade. A recap of how good Wednesday was for Dallas sports with the Texas Rangers and the Dallas Mavericks making news with a big series win and a big trade
Reports: Gortat commits to Mavs
redsarmy.com 7/3/2009 — ESPN has the scoop : Sources told ESPN.com that the Mavericks are bringing Gortat to town to
tour the area and the team's facilities after extending him an offer
believed to be worth Dallas' full mid-level exception -- which could
translate to a five-year deal starting at roughly $5.6 million ...
