He's young.. and just had his best year..17 and 6 ain't bad.. but who knows could be just a case of playing for contract. And he's 25 and prolly has another year or 2 of prme and then age will catch on. remember he's a PG.. age catches on them fater than, say, centres ... unless ofcourse you've got the conditioning of some Steve Nash or Jason Kidd. Still I'd pay him a mid-level contract.. something along the lines of 5-7M a year. .. could go higher or lower depending on the number of years. If's it a 5 year contract . then 5 M a year.. if it's a 3 year on.. more like 6-7 M. It helps him though, that, there's quite a shortage of PGs in the league.. specially the true PG's.
Yeah, Vince doesn't really seem like an MJ type of guy...the ultra-competitor vs. a questionable competitor.
I'm really curious where Wallace ends up too. I'd love it if the Kings brought him home, but I see him staying in Charlotte unless someone wants to insanely overpay him (which is a pretty good possibility probably). He actually does seem like an MJ guy...if he anything, he needs to back it down a little bit so he doesn't end up breaking his neck.
Anderson Varejao
Travis Outlaw (RFA)
Antonio McDyess (PO)
Chuck Hayes
Corliss Williamson
Joe Smith
Eduardo Najera (PO)
C
Darko Milicec (RFA)
Chris Webber
Fabricio Oberto (PO)
Jamaal Magloire
Mikki Moore
Calvin Booth
Marc Jackson
Justin Williams
Brian Skinner (TO)
Matt Bonner
Michael Doleac (PO)
Chris Mihm
Every single player on this list would get solid minutes on the Bulls next season. Even Booth. Paxson needs to get at least 2 of them or get run out of town next summer. I might have to kill something if I see PJ Brown play in a Bulls uniform again next season. 49 wins with a bottom 3 frontcourt the past 2 years. Paxson is on thin ice.
bucks are fine, if they get a decent draft pick and stay healthy, they are locks for playoffs pretty much...
j/w how much are you guys willing to pay mo williams?
I think Mo (or maybe I should Hope) he stays with the Bucks.
If the Bucks land 1st or 2nd pick , I see a big trade in the wind and it will be west of the Big Muddy. (Like 40 miles from the river)
He's young.. and just had his best year..17 and 6 ain't bad.. but who knows could be just a case of playing for contract. And he's 25 and prolly has another year or 2 of prme and then age will catch on. remember he's a PG.. age catches on them fater than, say, centres ... unless ofcourse you've got the conditioning of some Steve Nash or Jason Kidd. Still I'd pay him a mid-level contract.. something along the lines of 5-7M a year. .. could go higher or lower depending on the number of years. If's it a 5 year contract . then 5 M a year.. if it's a 3 year on.. more like 6-7 M. It helps him though, that, there's quite a shortage of PGs in the league.. specially the true PG's.
Houston don't need another centre... They got thebest centre in the NBA and if they actually wanna have a back-up it better be someone at lesser cost atleast. Varejao will have some serious bidders out there for him.. And I am not even sure if he would choose a Back-up situation.. when there's atleast 10 teams out there who would give him a starting job.
Houston needs a forward.. a solid power-forward down low. Juwan Howard ain't doing the job.
Cavaliers would probably extend the contract of Anderson Varejao he is one of the main reason that the Cavaliers are killing the Nets in the 2nd round due to his offensive and defensive rebounding.
Re: List of NBA Free Agent in 2007
