Stackhouse Will Remain a Maverick
After I heard Stackhouse say he'd be willing to be the 7th man behind Maurice Ager to stay in Dallas, I kind of figured he was serious. The only question was if Dallas management felt the same way. Here is the answer.
There would be no sign-and-trades, there would be no release, and there would be no negotiation. Stackhouse is going to re-sign with the Mavericks and continue to be their top veteran leader - perhaps even beyond his playing days.
Stackhouse is definitely excited about that.
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Donnie Nelson says no Kobe.
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David Lord has a bunch of trade ideas involving Jason Terry.
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by charlesbronsonpinchot on Jun 4, 2007 5:47 PM CDT reply actions
Um, good. I guess.
But the only way for us to win a title is to bring in a marketable star. Using Stack as a sign-and-trade would be a chip we could possibly have used to bring in that star. So were essentially dooming ourselves by making a good basketball move. I love the NBA. It's faaaaaaantastic.
David Lord trade thoughts
I completely agree that Terry is the piece that needs to go. Give Devin the full-time point and ship JET out for Maggette. Make it happen.
JET for Maggette
by charlesbronsonpinchot on Jun 5, 2007 11:14 AM CDT up reply actions
I mean
by hubcityraider on Jun 5, 2007 12:55 PM CDT up reply actions

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