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NBA Draft 2004 thread.
I suppose it's about time we got one of these started with the Expansion Draft on Wednesday and the Draft on Friday our time.
Plus, I had nowhere else to post this.
http://www.mysanantonio.com/sports/...tories/MYSA062004.1C.spursdraft.1a4d5069.html
If the Spurs are unable to get the one or two players they have targeted, they likely will again try to trade out of the first round, where players receive guaranteed contracts, and preserve their salary-cap room for free agency. For now, this season's priority is re-signing Manu Ginobili. Bruce Bowen and Hedo Turkoglu also are free agents.
"Unless we think there's someone there everybody has missed on, we're going to probably try to get rid of it," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said. "If there is a young kid we think has the potential to be in this league down the road, we would probably consider it against what we thought we would need for signing free agents like Manu. But the hard part is you don't know what the cap is until July 15."
Player personnel directors for three other teams think the Spurs like Anderson Varejao, a 6-foot-10 forward from Brazil, and Viktor Khryapa, a 6-foot-9 Ukrainian forward, though one Western Conference official cautioned that after the lottery picks, this year's draft is particularly difficult to predict.
I suppose it's about time we got one of these started with the Expansion Draft on Wednesday and the Draft on Friday our time.
Plus, I had nowhere else to post this.
http://www.mysanantonio.com/sports/...tories/MYSA062004.1C.spursdraft.1a4d5069.html
If the Spurs are unable to get the one or two players they have targeted, they likely will again try to trade out of the first round, where players receive guaranteed contracts, and preserve their salary-cap room for free agency. For now, this season's priority is re-signing Manu Ginobili. Bruce Bowen and Hedo Turkoglu also are free agents.
"Unless we think there's someone there everybody has missed on, we're going to probably try to get rid of it," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said. "If there is a young kid we think has the potential to be in this league down the road, we would probably consider it against what we thought we would need for signing free agents like Manu. But the hard part is you don't know what the cap is until July 15."
Player personnel directors for three other teams think the Spurs like Anderson Varejao, a 6-foot-10 forward from Brazil, and Viktor Khryapa, a 6-foot-9 Ukrainian forward, though one Western Conference official cautioned that after the lottery picks, this year's draft is particularly difficult to predict.





