N'Diaye's contract isn't guaranteed, so he could be waived. Actually, they could waive him anyway and just eat the contract if it was guaranteed. Clever move by the Spurs the other day. They signed a player and then twelve hours later cut him. And why you ask did they do that? Because the last three players on your preseason roster can be designated to your D-League team and you have control over them. Of course the player has to agree to play in the D-League. If not designated in such a way, then they go into the D-League draft pool, and could end up on any team.
Defenders Still Available as Free Agents
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You and I will never agree on Melo. I didn't like him at Syracuse, and he's done nothing since he was drafted. He's a Thabeet repeat. he has zero BBIQ, and that's the problem. Jemery Tyler on the other hand I think has potential. I liked what I saw of him in summer league. He's added a nice mid range jumpshot to his game. He's a very good athlete with an NBA body. He's injured right now, and I think they intend to put him on their D-League team. So we would have to add him to the roster in order to keep him, other wise he's probably already designated.
torn plantar fascia - http://www.cbssports.com/nba/eye-on...ets-to-waive-marcus-camby-torn-plantar-fascia
Looking ahead free agency if we can clear thornton a contract (Memphis trade for trade exption and two 1st) and amnasty chuck Hayes while resigning Vasquez to a reasonable 6-7mill we would still have 7-10mill available. I think a great target would be Emeka Okafor who is only gonna play 20 or so games which would bring down his value to 6-10 mill per year and has played with Malone before. He would be perfect next to Cousins with his defense and blocking ability and he also has a respectable shot to 15ft
Yeah, but Houston is undefeated and having fun right now reminding the smallballers of just what a bunch of limpdicks they are. Houston is 2nd in the league in rebounding margin right now, 3rd in FG% defense, 6th in scoring defense. Should be an amusing conversation calling them up and trying to convince them to let us do the Twin Towers while they give it up.
I'm pretty sure Asik never played for the Warriors anyway, which probably rules us out.
Asik is averaging almost 12 boards in 23 minutes a game so far. Small sample size, but that has to be historic type numbers (18 boards per 36). He's also shooting terribly from the field so presumably that rebounding rate will come down a bit once he stops rebounding his own misses.
