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The Mavericks reportedly have a verbal agreement with Peja Stojakovic, who was waived by the Raptors on Thursday.
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The Mavericks reportedly have a verbal agreement with Peja Stojakovic, who was waived by the Raptors on Thursday.
He'd help our team! Let him sit outside and bomb!

Cho could easily get Peja for Batum. Status Cho's inability to swing a trade strikes again.![]()

More like his inability to swing a free agent signing![]()
Peja has been very productive this season when he can get on the court. A 20.2 PER is no joke. Maybe he is this year's Mario Elie?
Free agents won't sign here. He could have traded with the Raptors before Peja was waived.
Toronto waived Peja. They didn't trade him (and his big expiring contract), they didn't keep him and use him off the bench, they waived him. Whatever his PERS is, doesn't sound like he had much NBA value.
He is shooting 45% from 3pt in limited action this year. I don't expect him to play huge minutes for Dallas, but the guy can still stretch the floor. For a contending team like Dallas, why not take a shot on him? Basically, by waiving him, Toronto got rid of that contract anyhow without taking in another player. He'd count on their books either way this season. They aren't close to contending for a title, so what value did his expiring contract have other than clearing cap space?
I find the waiving of Peja pretty much irrelevant for Toronto, other than Dallas getting some more perimeter shooting.
Toronto had to buy Peja out because they couldn't trade him. They still have to pay him. Waiving a player doesn't get rid of their contract.
I see why Dallas does this, they get Peja for cheap while Toronto pays most of his salary.
He'd count on their books either way this season.
Toronto waived Peja. They didn't trade him (and his big expiring contract), they didn't keep him and use him off the bench, they waived him. Whatever his PERS is, doesn't sound like he had much NBA value.
Toronto had to buy Peja out because they couldn't trade him. They still have to pay him. Waiving a player doesn't get rid of their contract.
They must be desperate.
I thought I read that he wanted out of Toronto to go to a winner, so he accepted a buyout at way less than his contract value. He could have stayed and collected the full contract. So he caused the waiving. They could have traded him, but he gave up enough money so that he'd be waived, so that he'd be in control of where he went.
I think Jerry is a headcase though. No thanks.
Dump Armon and sign Stojakovic! We need someone else to help drain 3's!
