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YahooSportsNBAToronto in Hedo pursuit? http://bit.ly/k7CIJ
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Raptors general manager Bryan Colangelo could make an offer totaling close to $56 million if he cleared additional salary-cap space by renouncing Shawn Marion, Anthony Parker and Carlos Delfino.
i'd rather get arizaSweet. Renounce Marion, and Portland can pick him up on the cheap.
Now why in the hell would we do that? Marion is already a better fit for Toronto than Hedo is, and he'll command less money. I'd choose the Matrix alone over Turkoglu.renouncing Shawn Marion, Anthony Parker and Carlos Delfino.
You don't think the Raptors could use a triple-threat play maker like Hedo?Now why in the hell would we do that? Marion is already a better fit for Toronto than Hedo is, and he'll command less money. I'd choose the Matrix alone over Turkoglu.
These are really shitty rumours created by people that know nothing about the Raptors, except their cap figures.
You don't think the Raptors could use a triple-threat play maker like Hedo?
PG: Calderon
SG: Kapono
SF: Hedo
PF: Bosh
C: Mensah-Bonsu
That looks like you could rain death and run a nasty pick and roll with Hedo and Bosh leaving Kapono and Calderon for open threes. It isn't bad at all.
Was that an old lineup I was looking at argh!I'm sure he'll travel all the way from Philly to help us do that.
Was that an old lineup I was looking at argh!
It doesn't do enough. We have scoring down pat. What we need to improve is our rebounding, perimeter defense, and depth. Marion directly addresses two of those, and Delfino/Parker (along with whoever we bring in with our MLE) solves the last. Colangelo tried the "all our eggs in one basket" approach last summer with the Jermaine O'Neal trade, and it failed miserably. I doubt he makes the same mistake twice.You don't think the Raptors could use a triple-threat play maker like Hedo?
PG: Calderon
SG: Kapono
SF: Hedo
PF: Bosh
C: Mensah-Bonsu
That looks like you could rain death and run a nasty pick and roll with Hedo and Bosh leaving Kapono and Calderon for open threes. It isn't bad at all.
I know I'm and idiot and was looking at an outdated lineup.It doesn't do enough. We have scoring down pat. What we need to improve is our rebounding, perimeter defense, and depth. Marion directly addresses two of those, and Delfino/Parker (along with whoever we bring in with our MLE) solves the last. Colangelo tried the "all our eggs in one basket" approach last summer with the Jermaine O'Neal trade, and it failed miserably. I doubt he makes the same mistake twice.
(btw, Bargnani starts over Mensah-Bonsu and Kapono was traded for Reggie Evans)
Adrian Wojnarowski reported this over 14 hours ago, since then it's become clearer that Toronto isn't quite ready to renounce 5 players in order to make a push for him, especially when the offer they could put on the table wouldn't substantially outpace the potential 5 years $50 million Portland might offer. Last I read on realgm.com's wiretap is that they are focusing their attention on Linas Kleiza.
http://thestar.blogs.com/raptors/2009/07/no-charlie-v-return-to-toronto.html
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I didn't click the link but is that an article from the bleacher report, by any chance?
What i was relaying is new i believe. They would need to renounce THREE players to offer $56m.
