But getting back to Jamison. The Wizards have to think long and hard about how they would benefit from keeping Jamison, who will make $28 million over the next two seasons. He will be 35 at the end of his deal and this could be their best chance to move him. I had a recent conversation with a rival league executive who told me that the Wizards' asking price for Jamison is unreasonable for a 33-year-old player "on a bad contract." The executive told me that whenever a team starts asking for too much, they are usually reluctant about making a deal happen. Barring some mindblowing deal, Jamison should stick around. CBSSports.com But the Wizards aren't necessarily looking to just move high-salaried players. One team insider told me that the Wizards would have to eventually consider breaking up the foursome of Andray Blatche, Nick Young, Dominic McGuire and JaVale McGee. Washington Post And, I heard from two sources that the Wizards reached out to the Charlotte Bobcats, offering Blatche for point guard D.J. Augustin. That conversation didn't go very far, but it is interesting to see where the Wizards go from here. Washington Post A league source informed me that the Wizards would like make a few more tweaks between now and Thursday. Jamison is obviously the name that will be mentioned several times over the next few days. And, he's probably looking around wondering what became of the team he joined he joined in the summer of 2004. Washington Post The Wizards (17-33) had begun the season aiming as high as a fourth-place finish in the East. Instead, the team has decided to "jumpstart summer right now by getting rid of a lot of dead wood," said a source close to the team on Friday. "When you do that now, you give the scars time to heal. Why hang on to everybody. It's quite obvious this group is pretty much done with themselves, as it's constructed." Washington Examiner -- ※ 編輯: BColangelo 來自: 118.233.30.226 (02/15 02:25)