Denver Stiffs: An SB Nation Community

Navigation: Jump to content areas:


Pro Quality. Fan Perspective.
Login-facebook
Around SBN: MLB Trade Deadline: Who is available around MLB?

We should target one of the Bobcats Guards....

According to a source (http://bobcatsplanet.com/wp/di...bcats-is-a-done-deal and DIME mag is reporting it too) that Iverson has agreed to go to the bobcats, which i thought was a great fit for them both. Well know they have an abundance of guards, so we could come in and help. They are very money consious so they could just give up someone for the TPE or also need a back up SF so balkman could also work. What do you think? Of course i would want Boris Diaw(PF) but that would be almost impossible to get unless for like a deal like K Mart for Diaw and Vlad Radmonovic (bad contract).... But i was thinking just try to get mayb raja bell for the TPE ... thoughts?

Write respectfully of your SB Nation community and yourself.

0 recs  |  Comment 8 comments |

Story-email Email Printer Print

Comments

Display:

Nugs need another guard like they need Billups to break his leg

The nugs are short on bigs not guards. The only way a guard would work is if it was for a guy who could fill it up off the bench.

by Gasus on Aug 22, 2009 12:24 PM MDT reply actions  

money money money

everything the nuggets do with the roster from this point on will be directly tied to the salary cap, tax and long terms deals. look at last year when dahntay jones was a D leaguer and chris andersen was out of the nba for 2 years due to suspension. denver wants to pay as little tax as possible. they go about it by a one year deal at the minimum salary. unless it is a major deal like last year when they did billups for iverson it ain’t going to happen. i like kmart and think he is worth every penny he is paid. he has 2 years and 30 million+ to go on his deal. the front office would like to unload his contract but i cannot see it happening this year. i think it is pretty simple from this point on. there are all kinds of players that can help denver. i cannot see the nugs doing a deal with carolina just so ai can get a roster spot with them.

by numbnugs on Aug 22, 2009 1:29 PM MDT reply actions  

K-Mart for Diaw and Vlad would be interesting.

We’d really miss K-Mart’s mean streak and defense, but Diaw is an underrated playmaker who can play all positions, and Vlad is a capable backup SF. However, it really just is one big-contract somewhat overpaid player for two smaller-contract somewhat overpaid players (Diaw isn’t THAT overpaid, but Vlad is).

"I shoot so many 3's because I can't shoot 4's"

by LACK on Aug 22, 2009 3:15 PM MDT reply actions  

heeeeeeeeeere's the deal

the bobcats are for sale so they will not do anything that gives them added financial obligations. to move kmart 2 things must happen. a team will have to take his contract at 30 million for 2 years AND the nuggets get a starting center. nene becomes the starting power forward. not being able to get rid of kmart is a nice problem to have and a blessing in disguise UNLESS he gets hurt. the only upside to that is if an injury ends his career, insurance pays the money and the nba gives denver an injury waiver to the salary cap. look for the nuggets to bring in nick fazekas a 6’11" shooter. denver cut him in training camp last year and he played for boston in the summer league.

by numbnugs on Aug 22, 2009 5:10 PM MDT reply actions  

I'm definitely not sold on Nick Fazekas.

He’d ride the bench if he came over to us, and he’s more of a PF, not a C

"I shoot so many 3's because I can't shoot 4's"

by LACK on Aug 22, 2009 6:18 PM MDT up reply actions  

Comments For This Post Are Closed


User Tools

The Proprietors
Andrew Feinstein
(denverstiffs@gmail.com)
Nate Timmons
(ntimmons73@yahoo.com)
Start posting about the Nuggets »

Join SB Nation and dive into communities focused on all your favorite teams.

Connect_with_facebook

FanPosts

Community blog posts and discussion.

Recent FanPosts

Small
Power Rankings
Nuggets_alternate_logo_small
The List: Who Signed Where (Constant Updates)
Small
Are The Hornets After Carmelo?
Small
Karl Makes No Guarantee
Small
ESPN Insider: Nuggets Survive Offseason
Alternate_logo_prospector_small_small
The Official Bring Back Dahntay's Inferno Page
Small
Mark Warkentien & Rex Chapman
Old_jimmy_small
Why the NBA needs a TRUE minor league
Small
Dreaming
Small
The Miami Experiment

+ New FanPost All FanPosts >

The STIFF LIST (as of 7/26 by Nate)

STIFF #1: COLORADO ROCKIES
The Rox have lost eight of their last 10, including six in a row. During the six-game losing streak Colorado has been outscored 33-13 ... and they might soon be the reason by buddy Rory has a massive heart-attack. But there are still 63 games to go and an upcoming eight-game homestand is hopefully just what the team, and Rory, needs to turn things around.

STIFF #2: MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES/DAVID KAHN
Replacing a 24 year-old point guard with a 29 year-old point guard is just a sound NBA move ... uh? Kahn handed Ramon Sessions a 4-year $16 million contract last offseason and just gave the same deal to Luke Ridnour this offseason. In order to make room for Ridnour, Kahn shipped Sessions and young big man Ryan Hollins off to the Cleveland Cavaliers for Delonte West (who is still facing weapons-possession charges). Maybe Ricky Rubio will get to the T-Wolves before Ridnour's contract expires, but don't count on it.

STIFF #3: TRACY MCGRADY
McGrady has been shopping his services this offseason and after getting nibbles from the Lakers, Clippers, and most recently the Bulls ... T-Mac is still without an employer. The 31 year-old guard, with a rich injury history, apparently is not ready to accept a reduced role. Will McGrady's stubborness land him on a lottery team where he'll try to prove he can still be "the man" or will he accept being a role player and wind up in Chicago gunning for that elusive title?

STIFF #4: DANNY AINGE
The Celtics did lose defensive ace Tony Allen to the Memphis Grizzlies, but re-signing Marquis Daniels to a one-year $2.5 million deal is a little crazy. Daniels should be thanking agent Mark Bartelstein ... maybe the rapper can sing his agent a song. (Daniels is in the yellow shirt in the video)   
  

STIFF #5: NUGGETS SLEEPING ON SIZE
The Nuggets decided to bring back Anthony Carter on a one-year $1.3 million deal. Do the Nuggets really need a third point guard heading into training camp over another big body? Check out some names still on the free-agent market: Louis Amundson (yes he'll require more money), Fabricio Oberto, Kwame Brown, Anthony Tolliver, DJ Mbenga, Nathan Jawai, Josh Boone, Kyrylo Fesenko, and Joey Graham. Denver still has the bi-annual exception to spend ... so maybe there is still hope of grabbing somebody.

DENVER STIFFS ON FACEBOOK

Enter your email for updates

Email:

Denver Stiffs on Twitter

Blogroll

SB Nation Colorado Team Blogs

Purple Row (Rockies)
Mile High Report (Broncos)
Mile High Hockey (Avalanche)
Ralphie Report (CU Buffaloes)

Nuggets-Related Sites

Chris Andersen Files
Denver Nuggets at Basketball-Reference
Denver Nuggets Examiner
Denver Nuggets official website
Denver Nuggets on Wikipedia
Denver Nuggets payroll
Doug Moe quotes
Mile High Fan
Nugg Doctor
Nugg Love
NuggetsHoops.com
Remember the ABA
Roundball Mining Company
Nuggets' Nuggetz
Jason Kosmicki

Denver Sports Media

Benjamin Hochman
Colorado Sports Desk
Dave Krieger
Dino Costa
Drew Litton
Jim Armstrong
Mark Kiszla
Mile High Sports
Woody Paige
The Sports Guys

NBA Team Blogs

Atlanta Hawks
Peachtree Hoops

Boston Celtics
Celtics Blog
Celtics Hub
Red's Army

Charlotte Bobcats
Rufus on Fire

Chicago Bulls
Blog a Bull
By the Horns

Cleveland Cavaliers
Cavs the Blog
Fear the Sword

Dallas Mavericks
Mavs Moneyball
The Two Man Game

Detroit Pistons
Motown String Music

Golden State Warriors
Golden State of Mind

Houston Rockets
The Dream Shake

Indiana Pacers
Indy Cornrows

Los Angeles Clippers
ClipperBlog
Clips Nation

Los Angeles Lakers
Forum Blue and Gold
Silver Screen and Roll

Memphis Grizzlies
3 Shades of Blue
Straight Outta Vancouver

Miami Heat
Peninsula is Mightier

Milwaukee Bucks
Brew Hoop
The Bucky Channel

Minnesota Timberwolves
Canis Hoopus
TWolves Blog

New Jersey Nets
Nets Daily

New Orleans Hornets
At the Hive

New York Knicks
Knickerblogger
Posting and Toasting

Oklahoma City Thunder
Bend it Like Bennett
OKC Thunderballs

Orlando Magic
Third Quarter Collapse

Philadelphia 76ers
Liberty Ballers

Phoenix Suns
Bright Side of the Sun
Valley of the Suns

Portland Trail Blazers
Blaze of Love
Blazersedge
Rip City Forever

Sacramento Kings
Sactown Royalty

San Antonio Spurs
48 Minutes of Hell
Pounding the Rock

Toronto Raptors
Raptors Blog Raptors HQ

Utah Jazz
Frank Layden Admirers
SLC Dunk

Washington Wizards
Bullets Forever

NBA Blogs and Other Recommended Sites

And Here Come the Pretzels
AOL NBA Fanhouse
Ball Don't Lie
Basket Bawful
Basketball Reference
Basketball Statistics
Basketbawful
Bill Simmons
By the Book
Call it Mile High
Deadspin
Free Darko
Girls & Sports Comics
Hardwood Paroxysm
High Level Sport
Hoop Access
Hoops Daily
Hoops Hype
Hoops Vibe
Hoops World
Inside Hoops
Mouthpiece Sports
Need 4 Sheed
OTR Basketball Forum
Outside the Boxscore
Peter Robert Casey
Pro Basketball News
Ridiculous Upside
Slam Online
Sports by Brooks
Stock Lemon
That NBA Lottery Pick
The Basketball Jones
The Big Lead
True Hoop
Wages of Wins Journal
With Leather
With Malice

 

 

 

SBNation.com Recent Stories

 LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh of the Miami Heat speak after being introduced to fans during a welcome party at American Airlines Arena on July 9 2010 in Miami Florida.  (Photo by Doug Benc/Getty Images)

How Good Will LeBron James And The Miami Heat Be In 2011? Hint: Very Good

Lorenzen Wright 
(Getty Images) +6 updates

Lorenzen Wright's Body Found In Memphis, Police Conduct Homicide Investigation

Chris Paul LeBron James

'The Miami Model': Why Greed Is Good, And The NBA's Superteam Era Will Be Great

More from SBNation.com >


Managers

Nuggets_alternate_logo_small Nate Timmons

Andy-blogger_small Andrew Feinstein