活塞的大清倉其實是今年 非去年 而且其他球隊也注意到了... A few league sources whom I respect have said that the Hornets may try to take advantage of Detroit's possible housecleaning this off-season, which their eyes focused on Richard Hamilton or Tayshaun Prince（or both）. West could be part of one of those deals, but it's all speculation at this point. http://probasketballnews.com/story/?storyid=3971 The Spurs have become too old in spots (Michael Finley, Bruce Bowen, Fabricio Oberto), and their young additions (Roger Mason, George Hill) have fallen flat. They have no great assets to trade, outside of their three All-Stars. The Pistons made that leap in November, trading their star point guard Chauncey Billups in a move to create salary-cap room. The rebuilt Pistons made the playoffs as the eighth seed, but got swept in the first round by the Cavaliers. The Spurs — who beat the Pistons in the 2005 finals — are not ready to entertain such radical possibilities. “Our group is going to be, more than likely, a group that we don’t pull the plunger on,” Spurs General Manager R. C. Buford said. “We’ll continue to build around those three and hope to add better pieces.” 馬刺不打算像活塞一樣清倉 San Antonio will not have cap space until 2010 (when Ginobili’s contract expires), but there will be plenty of talented free agents who may accept the mid-level exception this summer. Expect the Spurs to make a run at Rasheed Wallace, the longtime starting power forward for the Pistons. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/28/sports/basketball/28dribble.html?_r=1&ref= sports So what about the Pistons? Word is they may make a serious run at Carlos Boozer (and possibly Gordon, too). http://weblogs.newsday.com/sports/basketball/knicks/blog/2009/04/lee_should_ consider_the_ben_go.html http://hoopshype.com/rumors.htm --

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