"Birdman" re-signing with Nuggets
Chris Andersen and the Nuggets have agreed on a five-year contract that could earn Andersen up to $26 million, the player's manager, Mark Bryant, said Tuesday night. This locks in one of Denver's most popular athletes for the next half-decade.
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Good job Nuggs...
Now lets see if we cant get one more good veteran big and we should be set for this next season!
Go Nuggs!!
MELO!!!
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Awesome
Birdman is great player, F the haters. He should have played more last year but his shot will get better in the future. This move is as much about winning as it is about selling tickets and merchandise.
Next move is Frye. Yes, I’ve come around to him, I retract all my previous disses. His shooting and perimeter play is a perfect contrast to Kenyon’s ineptitude on offense. Carmelo and Nene would benefit greatly from any extra attention paid to him. I think we should commit minutes to him at the expense of reducing the wear and tear on Kenyon. Hopefully he would want to come here. I’m pretty sure we’ll be out of the running fro Grant Hill soon
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