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  • #19605
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    McDunkin

    Powell Close To Deal With Hawks
    The Hawks are close to signing free-agent big man Josh Powell to a one-year contract.
    Hawks rookie coach Larry Drew said, “that’s about a done deal.”
    Powell’s deal would be worth the veteran’s minimum of $1.1 million and he’s expected to sign it on Monday.

    http://realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/68285/20100722/powell_close_to_deal_with_hawks/#ixzz0uPmhinWY

    Arroyo Confirms Agreement With Heat
    Point guard Carlos Arroyo, who last season added a Latin beat to the Miami Heat, Wednesday told the Sun Sentinel that he is flying back from his native Puerto Rico to re-sign with the team, with the formalities expected to be addressed Thursday.

    http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/miami-heat/sfl-miami-heat-carlos-arroyo-s072110,0,4734814.story

    Battie Signs With 76ers
    PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia 76ers have signed free-agent center Tony Battie.

    Team president Ed Stafanski said Wednesday that the 76ers want Battie to provide frontcourt depth and a “veteran presence” for younger players.

    Terms of his contract were not disclosed.

    http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=5399027

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  • #359786
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    TRC1991
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    Here is some more news

    http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news?slug=ap-thunder-ivey

    The Thunder sign free agent PG Royal Ivey

    terms were not disclosed

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  • #359802
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    ghettosermon
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    I hope this means the Hawks don’t re-sign Jason Collins anymore. Even though Powell is far from a good player he’s pretty active defensively and a big body. For the minimum I like it. I don’t know why the Heat wouldn’t want Josh Powell for the minimum considering some of the signings they’ve made.

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    JoeWolf1

    Yeah, the Hawks needed more quality front court bench players, for winning so many games they had Jason Collins and Randolph Morris on their roster. Powell and even a 39 year old Shaq would be a major upgrade.

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  • #359813
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    TRC1991
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    I wouldn’t write Josh Powell off too quickly…he had very minimal chances to prove himself in L.A. but I do remember one time bynum and odom were hurt back in 08-09 and he stepped up to the tune of 17 pts, 9 rebs, on 8-14 shooting in 35 minutes

    http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/players/gamelog?playerId=2197&year=2009

    March 11th

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  • #359816
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    JoeWolf1

    I think Powell is a good signing, its hard to judge any end of the bench player for the Lakers, not named Adam Morrison, too harsly because they are such a good team. Powell has very good strength and a decent touch. I wasn’t trying to dimish his ability by calling him an upgrade from Morris and Randolph, I think its a solid signing, plus he’s young and still has a little upside.

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  • #359839
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    llperez

    Powell can really shoot it for a big man. He hit a handful of corner threes last year, and they werent lucky threes either. His range is better at aobut 20 feet, but he can defenitely space the floor. Not much going for him on the inside offensively though. Solid pickup and should compete for minutes.

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  • #359888
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    Mr.Knick 32
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    I think Miami rebuilding the roster around LeBron, Wade and Bosh have done a AMAZING Job.

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