Re: [轉錄] Latest AI News

看板Sixers (費城76人隊)作者mayeve (緩慢的練習)時間19年前 (2006/12/11 23:20)推噓9(9推 0噓 7→)

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※ 引述《killru (polarbear)》之銘言： : Here are some of the players being discussed: : Boston - Everybody on the team is fair game except Paul Pierce. : Dallas - Expiring contracts of Austin Croshere, Jerry Stackhouse plus Devin : Harris. : Chicago - Expiring contracts of P.J. Brown, Michael Sweetney, plus Ben Gordon : , No.1 pick. : Clippers - Deal would need to include Corey Maggette, Shaun Livingston. : Warriors - Troy Murphy, Mike Dunleavy Jr., Jason Richardson. Bulls: Chicago could send the expiring contracts of forwards P.J. Brown and Michael Sweetney, with guard Ben Gordon and a first-round pick to Philly for Iverson. Their brass will meet today but appear unlikely to make such a move. Dallas: The Mavs could send the expiring contracts of Jerry Stackhouse and Austin Croshere, along with point guard Devin Harris. Problem? Owner Mark Cuban loves Harris and doesn't want any debate as to whether it will be Dirk Nowitzki's team. Boston: Coach Doc Rivers is willing to surrender anyone other than Paul Pierce for Iverson. That includes Gerald Green, Sebastian Telfair and forward Al Jefferson, if necessary. But Danny Ainge is running the show, and it's unclear what he'll be willing to do. Plus, Wally Szczerbiak or Theo Ratliff would have to come to Philly in order to make a deal work. Golden State: Mike Dunleavy Jr., Troy Murphy or Jason Richardson would have to come to Philly to make a deal happen, but the Sixers would love to get their hands on Monta Ellis. The Warriors say they're not about to part with Ellis, but everyone talks that nonsense before a deal gets done. Timberwolves: They barely have anyone the Sixers want, outside of Villanova product Randy Foye. Minnesota swears it's not about to let him go. We'll see. Clippers: The Sixers shouldn't even talk to them unless they're willing to part with Corey Maggette and Shaun Livingston, which they are not willing to do. Grizzlies: Eddie Jones' expiring contract is about the only asset the Grizzlies have to offer. Mike Fratello's toupee will fall off trying to coach Iverson. Kings: Mike Bibby is owed $28 million over the final two years of his contract, but rumors have swirled he could opt out. Plus, Ron Artest loves Iverson. A long shot, of course, but you never know with the Kings' owners, the Maloof brothers. Of course, there is always the possibility of multi-team deals, or a remote possibility that Iverson could be bought out of his contract. But that's venturing into the absurd, especially for a franchise with a few employees holding on by the skin of their teeth. http://www.philly.com/mld/philly/sports/basketball/16211168.htm -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 140.128.50.112