Tag: Charlotte Bobcats
One rival executive mentioned the San Antonio Spurs and Charlotte Bobcats as possible destinations [for Evan Turner] via trade, though both teams could also wait until the offseason to see if they could simply sign him then. via Sam Amick of USA TODAY Sports
The Bucks are a league worst 9-40. With the trade deadline looming will the team start listening to offers for Larry Sanders?
Charlotte Bobcats point guard Kemba Walker has a message to those fans who think losing games to improve draft position is this team’s best route: Forget it. “That’s ridiculous, as far as us tanking and getting a high draft pick,” Walker said following practice Thursday. “I don’t think we need any more (high) draft picks […]
The Charlotte Bobcats have experienced success and they’ll be buyers at the deadline to ensure a postseason berth … LaMarcus Aldridge ready to commit long-term to the Portland Trail Blazers
With the 2014 NBA Trade Deadline roughly 15 days away, who is looking to make a deal and who is still straddling the proverbial fence?… Will Kansas big man Joel Embiid really stay at Kansas?
The Warriors are listing David Lee (shoulder sprain/hip strain) and Jermaine O’Neal (right wrist surgery) as questionable tonight vs. Charlotte. via Rusty Simmons of the San Francisco Chronicle on Twitter
The NBA trade deadline is just over two weeks away. Here are some names and situations to watch closely.
The Philadelphia 76ers are open to trading forward Evan Turner and the Charlotte Bobcats have looked into acquiring him, an NBA source confirmed to the Observer Monday. The question becomes what the Bobcats would be willing to offer, considering Turner would become a restricted free agent this summer. The team with his rights would have […]
The Charlotte Bobcats are interested in Evan Turner … Dante Exum could force his way to the L.A. Lakers … Trade talks between L.A. Lakers and Phoenix Suns stall
According to a source, the Lakers, Wizards and Bobcats have each inquired about Gibson, but they were preliminary talks in which the Bulls did not like the return. via Joe Cowley of of the Chicago Sun-Times
