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ballerblogger.com - 7/11/2009
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Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports: "Few have been terribly impressed with how Pritchard handled the highs of the job, and now there are doubts about how he’s handling its lows. After the first 10 days of free agency, so far Pritchard stands as the summer’s biggest loser.”
ballerblogger.com - 7/13/2009
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— ballerblogger.com — Ross Siler of The Salt Lake Tribune: "Millsap’s agent, criticized the Jazz for insisting on having an... offer sheet brought to them. ‘I think we should’ve come to an agreement early,’ Simmons said. ‘If Paul was their first priority like they said, we should’ve come to an agreement early....'" (more) The Fundamentals

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ballerblogger.com - 7/6/2009
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— ballerblogger.com — John Canzano of The Oregonian: “Once Toronto got involved, offering more comfort and $3 million in additional... salary, there just wasn’t enough emotional juice to make Turkoglu pick your city. That’s what it ended up being about. And the Blazers blew it in that context..." (more) The Fundamentals

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ballerblogger.com - 7/15/2009
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— ballerblogger.com — Broderick Turner of the Los Angeles Times: "Many in the Lakers’ organization believe that Odom wants to... accept Buss’ offer — and so do those close to Odom — but he has failed to convince his agent.” (more) The Fundamentals

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