http://www.sportsline.com/nba The cold war between Kevin Garnett and Wally Szczerbiak will lead to Szczerbiak being traded out of Minnesota, Mike Kahn says as he details what we learned this week. http://www.sportsline.com/nba/story/7819353 Ten things we learned this week in the NBA Oct. 22, 2004 By Mike Kahn SportsLine.com Executive Editor 1. Item: The preseason noise out of the Twin Cities around the Western Conference finalist Minnesota Timberwolves has been deafening. Sam Cassell threatened to hold out of camp if he couldn't get his contract enhanced; now it's Latrell Sprewell's turn to pop off about his deal. The fact is both are aging, and for them to get multiyear deals well into eight figures per is a little much. Then there is the very real drama of Kevin Garnett's disdain for Wally Szczerbiak. Although this is nothing new, one source says it's about to explode as Garnett continues to rally his close teammates to freeze out Szczerbiak. Szczerbiak doesn't hold the same disdain for Garnett as much as he just doesn't trust him and how he has been made an outsider. What it really means: The Cassell and Sprewell situations are not unusual and can be managed. That's not the case with Garnett and Szczerbiak. Garnett, the league's reigning MVP, obviously rules the T-Wolves. The past two seasons haven't been real problems, if only because Szczerbiak has been missed about half the games with injuries and hasn't contributed as much as he did as an All-Star in 2002. Now he's back, demanding shots, determined to prove his value. The T-Wolves need to resolve this problem by dealing Szczerbiak before it erupts. The two top candidates are Portland, where he would be a perfect fit, and New York, his hometown team. The Blazers actually have the better deal, with Shareef Abdur-Rahim a classic low-post scorer and rebounder to complement Garnett. The Blazers are in dire need of a great shooter like Szczerbiak, who is also an exceptional fit for a community frustrated by the inability of the team to come up with players they can love and trust. Abdur-Rahim is a class act but out of position at small forward. The Knicks' Kurt Thomas would come much cheaper and with another player or two for contractual purposes, but would the Timberwolves want the ridiculous contracts of Shandon Anderson or Moochie Norris? No way. The Minnesota-Portland match just makes too much sense for something not to be on the table. 余下的都不关灰狼的事了…(幸好)所以就没有贴出来。 希望开季後能烟消云散啦~ --

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