※ 引述《kolay (土耳其的天空)》之铭言： : 这个谣言底特律的记者有问过Chauncey,被笑为无稽之谈.... : 请参考以下外电... : http://www.mlive.com/pistons/weblog/index.ssf?/mtlogs/mlive_pistons/ : archives/2006_11.html#201463 我缩了一下网址 http://myurl.com.tw/abo2 I'm sure a number of you saw the story in the Boston Globe over the weekend about a "friend" of Chauncey Billups saying that he liked the Milwaukee Bucks and alluded to Billups giving them serious consideration when he opts out of his contract at the end of this season. I've talked to Chauncey, and I've talked with people who actually deal with and interact with Chauncey on a daily basis. They all had the same reaction when they heard about the story -- laughter! Here's the situation, in a nutshell. A team would have to come at Chauncey with Ben Wallace-like dollars (average $15 million a year) to just get his attention. You can overpay for a big man, but teams rarely overpay for a 30-year-old point guard. The team to worry about, I believe, is Orlando. Jameer Nelson has done a great job down there, but they'll be far enough under the cap to take a run at him. I know, I know. They got a ton of point guards as it is right now. But if they chose to move Carlos Arroyo, they wouldn't have much of a problem with 07-08 being the final year of his contract. Still, when the dust is settled, I expect Chauncey's contract with Detroit to be slightly better than the five-year, $65 million deal signed by two-time MVP Steve Nash. I expect Chauncey's deal to start around $11-12 million, and be worth close to $70 million. Based on where he ranks among the game's top point guards, that contract seems like it would work for both sides. But as we all saw with Ben Wallace, you never know ... 谢谢kolay提供这新闻的後续啦！ --

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