Real Deal

McGrady is staying in New York.

LOL, no word yet.

I think you guys should trade McGuire for a second round pick.

Super tank and rebuild.

Here's why it was discussed... Now THAT makes more sense for Toronto.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=4925142

We figured it would be done...but even now, there's no word on it being an official deal.

Haha, we needed more NBA discussion. I just wanted people to get involved. It is. Brewer is a solid defender, also.

So...Rudy Gay is gone after this season.

http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/02/18/texas.plane.crash/index.html?hpt=T1 Pilot left suicide note before crash. 199 IRS employees worked in building. Official: Plane owned by Joseph Andrew Stack. Official: Pilot set his house on fire. The note he left was about his problems with the IRS. They just stated that he set his house on fire with his wife and child inside, also...and they were rescued.

It's not possible. Toronto has no reason to do it. All it does is add $600-700k to their payroll each season, nothing more. Contracts are the same length, Vujacic is earning more, neither play basketball...no point. LA would just let him expire in two years, instead of bringing Banks in to learn an offense we would never use him in.

Won't happen.

Trade fell through.

Yeah, I don't get the trade for Charlotte. But Brandon Rush can be a good player for them, as well as Ford.

Proposed deal (main players): CHARLOTTE GETS TJ Ford Brandon Rush INDIANA GETS DJ Augustin Nazr Mohammed Gerald Henderson

He's pretty damn good...but to be fair, that trade was terrible until the worst GM in the NBA stepped in with his team.

Hilton Armstrong is also going to Houston.

WHOA, the picks are different. The Knicks' 2011 pick is Top 1 protected. The 2012 pick is Top 5. WHAT. THE. HELL.

Wow, Walsh really put his team out there, huh? http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=4924836

Interesting. Washington would be trading either Arenas, Young, Blatche, or Foye if they are getting cap room. Or Howard, but that wouldn't make sense.

Apparently, the Heat are being stubborn about trading those two first-round picks, and it's hurting them in trade talks with other teams.