Manny Navarro @Manny_Navarro 3:42 PM - 19 Oct 2016 Goran Dragic told me his friends back home in Slovenia started calling him regarding trade rumors. "Is that true? I said I don't know guys." Dragic on trade rumors: "I understand it's part of the business. Some are true. Some are not true. I don't have control of that." Dragic on trade rumors: "I want to stay here. It's a good group of young talent. I like the coaching staff. I feel like at home now." More Dragic on trade rumors: "I know how I need to play, the style is perfect for me... my goal is to be here for many, many years." #Heat Dragic says he understands why #Heat may look to trade if team struggles. "It's part of the business. It's on us to be the best we can." https://twitter.com/Manny_Navarro ------ Dragic said he received phone calls and text messages from friends back home in Slovenia after his name surfaced in trade rumors Tuesday with the Sacramento Kings. "They said 'Is that true? Is that true? ' " Dragic said. "I said 'I don't know. Come on leave me alone.' But I understand its part of the business. Some [rumors] are not true. Some are true. But I don't have control of that. The only thing I have control is to be focused in practices and games and do my job." "It's a good group of young talent," Dragic said. "Guys are unbelievable, working hard. I like the coaching staff. I feel like at home now. I know how I need to play and the style is perfect for me. My goal is to be here for many, many years." 原文：https://goo.gl/cPLW4s ------- Erik Spoelstra informs Goran Dragic no truth to Kings trade rumor - Goran Dragic appreciative of Erik Spoelstra's insight. by Ira Winderman | Oct. 20, 2016 Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra took the somewhat extraordinary step Thursday of confirming to Goran Dragic that there was no truth to the recent report of the guard being part of trade discussions with the Sacramento Kings. While the Heat typically dismiss trade rumors, Dragic said Spoelstra spoke to him about the latest swirl during the morning shootaround at the Spectrum Center, in advance of Thursday night's exhibition against the Charlotte Hornets. "Spo came over and did that today," Dragic said. "He just said those rumors, they're not true." Basketball Insiders had reported ongoing talks of a possible Heat move with Dragic for Kings forward Rudy Gay and Sacramento guard Darren Collison, a move that could have significantly increased the Heat's salary-cap space for the 2017 offseason, with Gay holding the right to opt out of the 2017-18 season on his contract. Dragic has this season, plus two more and then a player option on his contract, due $17 million in 2017-18. "I told him I understand this is the business," Dragic said of Spoelstra confiding in him, "The only thing I can do is do what I do on the court." Among those traveling with the Heat for the team's final road exhibition is General Manager Andy Elisburg. Asked what he would think the next time that he is mentioned in a rumor if Spoelstra would not offer the same type of denial, Dragic smiled, instead grateful for Thursday's gesture. "That was really nice from Spo," Dragic said. "That's not his job to come to the players to say it, so I understand." Dragic said he appreciated that there will be times when management and the coaching staff might not be able to be as forthcoming. "This is business," he said, "so I have no problem with that." 原文：https://goo.gl/04SbSG ------- Erik Spoelstra takes time to tell Goran Dragic trade rumor is not true by Anthony Chiang | October 22, 2016 With a trade rumor involving Dragic popping up earlier this week, Heat coach Erik Spoelstra pulled Dragic aside to shoot down the rumor before Thursday’s preseason game against the Hornets. “We were just at the shootaround and he came to me and said, ‘G, I want to clarify something. Those rumors, they’re not true and nothing is going on,'” Dragic said of Spoelstra’s message to him. “I told him that I respect that because this is not his job. But I understand that this is a business. But of course, when he told me that it was a little bit easier for me.” Basketball Insiders reported earlier this week that the Heat have discussed a trade that involves sending Dragic to the Kings for forward Rudy Gay and guard Darren Collison. “My friends called me and my brother and all the people back home and asked me, ‘Is this really happening?'” Dragic said of how he learned of the trade rumor. “I was like, ‘I don’t know.'” Dragic was appreciative that Spoelstra took the time to dismiss the trade talk. Dragic, 30, remembers learning from his agent that the Suns traded him to the Rockets in 2011 at age 24. “I already got traded once and nobody told me,” Dragic said. “As soon as we landed from the plane, my agent called to tell me, nobody else. Basically it was a painful situation back then. But now this is my ninth year in the league so I already understand.” 原文：https://t.co/N2CIwDKn7R --

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