http://tinyurl.com/29wuetb Ken Berger of CBS Sports has the latest on the trading speculation around the NBA. Berger writes: The Mavs are taking a patient approach in their evaluation of what, if anything, needs to be done in the wake of Caron Butler's season-ending knee injury. Team officials, including owner Mark Cuban , believe there is no need to panic and want to wait until Dirk Nowitzki and Rodrigue Beaubois return from injuries before making any major moves. It is clearly understood, however, that Cuban has no interest in carrying an $85 million payroll into the postseason only to get bounced in the first round for the fourth time in five years. Two names that are expected to be on the Mavs' radar if and when Cuban and GM Donnie Nelson decide they need to add a piece to make a championship push are Andre Iguodala and Stephen Jackson . Each would be a useful addition, but someone will have to convince Cuban that taking on such a financial commitment would all but guarantee a trip to the Finals. Iguodala, though a solid wing defender who would thrive on a team where he wouldn't have to be the primary scorer, is a long shot considering the $44 million he has left over the next three seasons. The Sixers thus far have found no takers for Iguodala, who could use a fresh start with a contender. Iguodala has been out recently because of tendinitis in his right Achilles tendon. He is averaging just 14.2 points per game, worst since the 2005-06 season. Jackson is averaging 18.5 points for the Charlotte Bobcats. 老調重彈 又是Stephen Jackson跟Iguodala 球隊目前對自己仍有信心就是 (感覺) --

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