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Linas Kleiza?

Only problem would be a contract extension.
 
I'd send him there for either Kleiza or Balkman. I'd feel guilty, but if they really want to do it.
 
Kenyon Martin + that Trade Exception


(?)

edit: wait, that wouldn't work, duh hahaha
 
the original article that realgm got that from just said that the Nuggets were looking to acquire a big man, and SWat was one of the guys the writer mentioned could be available. Another article said Kleiza could be used as trade bait for a big, though.
 
Are the Nuggets fated to trade for every one of Jigga's favourite players?
 
Are the Nuggets fated to trade for every one of Jigga's favourite players?

I'm almost tempted to keep my other favorites a secret to keep Fate from getting her hands on them.

edit: "favourite" comes up as a misspelling with my firefox spell checker :ghoti:
 
Did anyone actually read the fucking article?

Do me a favor, click on the link and read the article. See what the actual article says, not what the realgm fucktards say.

Here, since you're all so fucking lazy, I'll quote the article:
The Nuggets like the team they have but are in the market for front-court depth. That is one of the final pieces those in the organization believe is necessary to complete a team that, surprisingly, has become an up-and-comer in the Western Conference.

"I think the big man just protects you," Nuggets coach George Karl said. "It's an insurance policy against the teams that play big, and against foul trouble and injuries. If you're going to guarantee me that we're not going to have any of that, then I think we're OK. But I think there's a need for one more body."

The question: What is the market? The short answer: It's early.

The Nuggets need a veteran rebounder and shot blocker who is competent on offense. That player may have
Denver Nuggets to fill in, should, say, Kenyon Martin miss extended time because of his ailing wrist, or if Nene becomes injured. But the Nuggets also are undersized on many nights. The new player should help make the Nuggets versatile in terms of the size, thereby reducing or eliminating defensive mismatches because of Denver's lack of height.

Although a deal can come from nearly anywhere, a couple of frustrated big men appear to be just the type the Nuggets seek.

In New Jersey, Sean Williams, a 6-foot-10, 235-pound shot blocker, sits way down the depth chart on a front-court-heavy Nets team. He recently told the Newark Star-Ledger he won't complain but knows his time with the Nets may be short.

Williams' agent, Charlie Grantham, told the paper a formal trade request is an option. Williams has one year remaining on a contract that is paying him $1.5 million this year. After that comes a team option.

In Philadelphia, Samuel Dalembert wasn't getting much time until the team fired coach Maurice Cheeks. Dalembert has seen more court time, and he would come with a big price tag.

Orlando's Brian Cook is miffed at his lack of a role with the Magic, but he is only 6-8, which doesn't help the Nuggets. He also has clashed with coaches in stints with the Los Angeles Lakers and Magic and is a jump-shooting big man who has a career rebound average of 2.9.

An intriguing, economical option could be former Nugget and fan favorite Dikembe Mutombo, who is out of basketball but wants back in. Mutombo, 42, played for the Houston Rockets last season.

The D-League could provide options, but the Nuggets just sent down 7-footer Cheikh Samb. And the Nuggets aren't the only team in search of more size. The Toronto Raptors also are in the market for a big man.
Does it say anywhere that the Nuggets "like" any one of those players? At All?

I feel sorry for your mother.
 
If those are the three guys they are considering, then thank god I'm not a Nuggets fan.
 
^ Dont tell him to relax. Just let him continue being an F'en ass.

Give them enough rope, they will hang themselves.
 
it's the return of the gangsta, thanks ta

anyway, SHOULD the nuggets think about williams, then, well...not sure what they're smoking.
 
Did anyone actually read the fucking article?

Do me a favor, click on the link and read the article. See what the actual article says, not what the realgm fucktards say.

Here, since you're all so fucking lazy, I'll quote the article:

Does it say anywhere that the Nuggets "like" any one of those players? At All?

I feel sorry for your mother.

Lighten up Francis.

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I remember that game. Marbury was pretty unstoppable that game.

Devin was posterized.
 
The article is totally speculative...in every aspect. IF the Nuggets were looking for a big men, here are the players they COULD be interested in.
 
Nuggets want to get out of tax land, reportedly they are about 990,000 over at this point. So adding maybe out of the question, rules out Deke without another move. Throw in Diogu into the speculative mix. Kleiza gives the Blazers another chip in their youthful core of players.
 

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