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QuoteSources told ESPN.com that the most active proposal discussed by the teams would send Portland Trail Blazers swingman Gerald Wallace to the Magic along with Nets center Brook Lopez as two of the main pieces Orlando would receive in exchange for Howard.As part of such a trade, which could be expanded to include a fourth team, sources say Orlando would also shed the long-term contracts of Hedo Turkoglu and Chris Duhon -- both absorbed by New Jersey -- while also potentially receiving future draft considerations.Other players would have to be added to the deal to make the salary-cap math work, but sources said Portland would receive multiple first-round picks as part of the exchange for surrendering Wallace and facilitating the tradeMarc SteinVery strange to see Portland giving up Gerald Wallace for a couple of draft picks. Isn't that exactly the deal they made 9 months ago to acquire him? Isn't Paul Allen in a win-now mode and totally uninterested in the idea of rebuilding? Isn't that why he fired GM Cho?Very strange
Sources told ESPN.com that the most active proposal discussed by the teams would send Portland Trail Blazers swingman Gerald Wallace to the Magic along with Nets center Brook Lopez as two of the main pieces Orlando would receive in exchange for Howard.As part of such a trade, which could be expanded to include a fourth team, sources say Orlando would also shed the long-term contracts of Hedo Turkoglu and Chris Duhon -- both absorbed by New Jersey -- while also potentially receiving future draft considerations.Other players would have to be added to the deal to make the salary-cap math work, but sources said Portland would receive multiple first-round picks as part of the exchange for surrendering Wallace and facilitating the trade
Quote from: Who on December 14, 2011, 11:17:28 AMQuoteSources told ESPN.com that the most active proposal discussed by the teams would send Portland Trail Blazers swingman Gerald Wallace to the Magic along with Nets center Brook Lopez as two of the main pieces Orlando would receive in exchange for Howard.As part of such a trade, which could be expanded to include a fourth team, sources say Orlando would also shed the long-term contracts of Hedo Turkoglu and Chris Duhon -- both absorbed by New Jersey -- while also potentially receiving future draft considerations.Other players would have to be added to the deal to make the salary-cap math work, but sources said Portland would receive multiple first-round picks as part of the exchange for surrendering Wallace and facilitating the tradeMarc SteinVery strange to see Portland giving up Gerald Wallace for a couple of draft picks. Isn't that exactly the deal they made 9 months ago to acquire him? Isn't Paul Allen in a win-now mode and totally uninterested in the idea of rebuilding? Isn't that why he fired GM Cho?Very strange Maybe Roy's retirement and Oden being (possibly) out for the year changed their priorities.
Exactly my reaction, Who.What picks do the Nets have to offer? I suspect they'd be better than what the Blazers initially gave up to get Wallace, but it's still a little odd to hear.
Orlando has ended trade talks for Dwight Howard, league sources tell Y! Sports.
Magic decided to take Dwight Howard off market, ending talks with Nets and the rest of his NBA suitors for now, league sources tell Y!
QuoteMagic decided to take Dwight Howard off market, ending talks with Nets and the rest of his NBA suitors for now, league sources tell Y!- Adrian Wojnarowski
Source with knowledge of Dwight Howard trade talks confirms 3-way deal w/ Orlando, NJ and Portland - and all others - dead for the moment.
@wojyahoonba first reported Howard talks ending, and second source confirms now. Being told Portland stood to gain 4 first-rounders in deal.
QuoteSource with knowledge of Dwight Howard trade talks confirms 3-way deal w/ Orlando, NJ and Portland - and all others - dead for the moment.Quote@wojyahoonba first reported Howard talks ending, and second source confirms now. Being told Portland stood to gain 4 first-rounders in deal.- Sam Amick
Quote from: barefacedmonk on December 14, 2011, 02:51:33 PMQuoteSource with knowledge of Dwight Howard trade talks confirms 3-way deal w/ Orlando, NJ and Portland - and all others - dead for the moment.Quote@wojyahoonba first reported Howard talks ending, and second source confirms now. Being told Portland stood to gain 4 first-rounders in deal.- Sam AmickWow. 4 1sts? I'd probably have done it, if I were Portland.
Magic didn't like any offers, including 3-teamer w/ NJ and Blazers reported earlier. Goal is to keep D12 in Orlando as long as possible.