ESPN Broussard: Houston has a very good chance at Bosh

Yes he is. You still dont get it. Re-read what I wrote.

After you do that, go back and read ESPN Insider and you will see that BEFORE the Knicks news broke, Amare was linked to the Heat, then back to the Suns, then back to the Heat again ...then he was meeting w the Bulls....then the Knicks then it was a sign and trade with the suns before he finally signed w the knicks. Basically, it took Amare himself saying that he was going to be a knick for everyone to come out and say "Amare is going to NY!"

 

cmon man, you damn sure know if the source said Bosh to Houston, you and everyone here would blow up this site. People dogged Stephen Smith for the longest and then he breaks news about Bosh to Houston and now SAS is credible.

 

Hope overshadows reason.

DD

 

The only person who seems to want Boozer is Utah and Dwight

 

What's your deal DD. Bosh to Houston is a real possibilty, but you can't seem to see that.

 

He just wants all of this to end..waa waa

I don't get some people. It's free agency time. All we can do is speculate. Go talk about Maarty Leunen if you don't like it.

 

I have not seen one shred of evidence that says he is even remotely interested in Houston.

I would like him here too, for the right price, but I just don't believe it will happen.

DD

 

Bosh's agent has clearly stated that Houston is on his radar

 

He's kinda right, DD...

Even though I think it was said in jest by Henry Thomas.

 

Article is per Spears.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news;_ylt=At3DqhTzPUV78NaOaXH1gBq8vLYF?slug=ys-freeagentbuzz070610

 

I like the deal for Toronto. Cripples them for years. Varejuo and Hickson ensures it moves a waisteful franchise from another country back into the USA when and Seattle gets its team back. I enjoyed going against the Sonics much more than watching a team like Toronto lose talent and destroy itself move after move every season. Bosh doesnt want to come here. We need to stop worrying about Bosh because the Raptors want Brooks in a deal and thats absolutely out of the question. Defeats the purpose of us doing a deal with them in the first place. So? Whats Moreys other plans? I am interested in us getting Miller. You think Adelman and Morey convinced Brad Miller to come to the Rockets? Yao needs a backup.

 

Being on the "Radar" is not the same as being in the meetings.

Look, I know people want him, I do too, but until we get an actual meeting and Bosh says, " I would consider playing in Houston"....

It is pie in the sky.

DD

 

Nah, Toronto is too big of a market for that to happen. I think we would see Memphis or New Orleans move to Seattle first (and with that, OKC moves into our division).

 

LOL. Now your copying Bosh's quotes. "Pie in the sky"

 

One of the rare times I agree with you Was a longshot to begin with, still is a longshot. As you alluded to, we couldnt even get a meeting with him.

 

I don't think he wants to be here either. But I definately don't think Toronto wants anything from the Cavs roster.

 

Id much rather see Toronto go away as organization. They can never compete because no players ever want to go to Toronto. They are the least interesting team and the most boring to watch. Their GMs make the most uninteresting trades and they always have players like Varejuo in their lineup. The NBA might do better without that project up there. Its like NBAs pet project and it has no real reason to be there as a real team. Seattle was a much better basketball town.

 

I'm not predicting Bosh will come here, but have you seen the list of teams with S&T offers? It's not just us, but also the Lakers, Spurs, Mavs... these are some of the best organizations in basketball. Do you really think they're not in consideration by Chris? Morey said it himself - the teams with the cap room are the ones that will be met with, at least publically, and played up through the media for purposes of leverage. But that's not all that's going on.

There has been a lot more back-channel communication than you would think, and there are many more teams are legitimately involved in this than just CHI/MIA/NJ. I don't know who it'll work out for, but you're looking at this from a very media-centered standpoint, DD... there's much more going on.

 

But it's not like Toronto was really suffering in attendance and financial wise. Keep Toronto and lose Memphis or New Orleans (who go to Seattle). I think that makes much better sense.