According to Newsday, the 6-9, 238-pound forward will end up with the Hornets, his fourth team in five seasons.
Newsday reports that once Amundson decides, the Pacers and Warriors will shift their focus on Earl Barron, the 7-footer who isn't expected to be brought back by the New York Knicks. Barron averaged 11.7 points, 11 rebounds and .6 blocks per game last season .</" target="new">
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Dam!
We gotta get in their! Try and get Barron before anyone else, do your thing Masai..
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