When a rumor isn't even a rumor A lot of people have sent me this link today from Sekou Smith at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, but I've been reluctant to post it because, as best I can tell, it has exactly zero basis in fact. Here's the gist, courtesy of Sekou (who I highly respect as a journalist): But I've been hearing all sorts of interesting things regarding the Hawks (and that $8 million in cap space) and the interest teams have in dealing with them or trying to enlist their help in getting a deal done. The best one sent my way over the weekend: a three-team deal involving the Hawks, Portland and Washington. How does this one grab you. The Blazers send Jamaal Magloire to Washington, the Wizards send Brendan Haywood and Jarvis Hayes to the Hawks and the Hawks send Salim Stoudamire, Esteban Batista and Lorenzen Wright to the Blazers? First off, that doesn't sound like much of a deal for the Blazers, especially since someone would have to get cut to get the Blazers under the max roster requirement (if I'm wrong about that, I'm sure one of you will let me know). But secondly, and most importantly, Smith doesn't really even lead on that someone who is actually involved with the NBA sent it his way. As far as I can tell, it's just pontification. And by the way; another Stoudamire in Portland? And one with a bad atttitude? I doubt that. http://blazers.blogs.oregonlive.com/default.asp?item=421893 這篇文章的作者覺得這交易成真機會不大， 因為拓荒者的球員名單沒辦法把三個人一次塞進去。 --

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