Possible Melo Trade

[super hot]

Clippers could possibly get him. If so, that would be sweet.

[Boxhead]

hopefully they can pull it off

[super hot]

I'd give up whoever they drafted in the first round this year and a couple of firsts.

[AMERICAN BONES]

melo aint goin no where unless its new york

[Boxhead]

The knicks have nothing to offer the nuggets.

[super hot]

nets and clippers are possible destinations. clippers have a good chance because melo's wife wants to be in the entertainment business or something like that.

[AMERICAN BONES]

The knicks have nothing to offer the nuggets.

then melo isnt going anywhere, hes gonna sign with the knicks next year

[super hot]

stick to boxing ab. you don't know what you're talking about here.

[Boxhead]

then melo isnt going anywhere, hes gonna sign with the knicks next year
read the article because it's not melo decision if he gets traded
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news?slug=aw-anthonynuggets082610

[AMERICAN BONES]

obviously, but who is gonna trade away a bunch of players/picks for a guy that most likely would be leaving for NY in a year? its possible he decides to sign the extension somewhere else, but i see him holding out for NY

[AMERICAN BONES]

stick to boxing ab. you don't know what you're talking about here.

you clipper fans are like the cubs fans of the NBA, keep hope alive buddy

[super hot]

at least we aren't band wagon fans like the Laker fans. lol

[Boxhead]

no one is going to join amare and the shitty knicks

[Boxhead]

at least we aren't band wagon fans like the Laker fans. lol

qft

[P 2 Tha Mofo J]

who?

[flashNsmash]

i imagine it'll be a sign-and-trade because, as mentioned, no team is gonna rent him for a year at the price the nugs are going to ask

[SuperNatural]

Would be great and fuck you two

[SexeCute]

Sign and trade, however Melo would only sign that deal if it was going to NY.

[AMERICAN BONES]

LOL

The Chicago Bulls are interested in trading for the Denver Nuggets' Carmelo Anthony and are discussing internally including Joakim Noah as part of the deal, according to a league source.


According to the source, the Nuggets are hesitant to take back Luol Deng as part of a deal with the Bulls because Denver is leery of taking on long-term contracts with the collective bargaining agreement set to expire on June 30, 2011. Deng is two years into a six-year, $71 million contract.


Noah will make $3.1 million this season in the fourth year of his rookie deal. He would become a restricted free agent next season unless the Bulls extend his contract.


Yahoo! Sports reported Wednesday that an NBA source with knowledge of Anthony's wishes told him Anthony still hopes to convince Nuggets general manager Masai Ujiri to trade him, and he prefers a move to the New York Knicks or Bulls.


The Nuggets offered Anthony a three-year, $65 million extension through 2014, but if he rejects it, the team will have to consider trading the forward who has guided them to seven straight playoff berths.


"I think I'm going to convince him to be a Nugget," Ujiri said on Aug. 31. "No, I don't know, I can't make a judgment on that. Like I said, it's a process and until he tells me that ... we want him back, the city wants him back, ownership wants him back."


Anthony has never come out and said he wanted to be traded, however.


At his basketball camp this summer, Anthony dismissed all the speculation of his impending departure from Denver: "I've been hearing that for five years. I'm a Denver Nugget. I'm here, I'm with the Nuggets. I don't become a free agent until next year, if I decide not to take that extension."


Anthony, 26, has averaged 24.7 points per game in his career, including 28.2 last season.

[super hot]

Bulls will still suck.