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Allen Houston drops "no trade" request...

Discussion in 'NBA Dish' started by R0ckets03, Jul 15, 2001.

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Even if he does not have a no trade request, a team would have to be NUTS to accept Allan Houstons $100 million salary! He is a good player, but no team should want to tie up $17 million on a jump shooter.

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#1 R0ckets03, Jul 15, 2001

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Now that Allen Houston has agreed to drop his "no trade" request, does this open up the possibility of a sign and trade for Webber, probably involving several teams?

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#2 Kingrene, Jul 16, 2001
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by R0ckets03:
Even if he does not have a no trade request, a team would have to be NUTS to accept Allan Houstons $100 million salary! He is a good player, but no team should want to tie up $17 million on a jump shooter.

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Maybe the Knicks are looking to engineer a trade for Shawn Kemp?

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#3 DrNuegebauer, Jul 16, 2001
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hey why not?!!!

add another power forward!!!

#4 Shandon Anversen, Jul 16, 2001

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