The Minnesota Timberwolves have traded second-round pick Nick Calathes to the Dallas Mavericks for a 2010 second-round pick and cash considerations.
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At least they got a pick...
Hopefully, Dallas has a similar season next year and the pick is made in a deeper draft. Calathes was intriguing though.
by pagingstanleyroberts on Jun 25, 2009 11:50 PM CDT reply actions
reminds me too much of us trading Chalmers last year
I hated the draft we had, Rubio and Ellington are the only 2 picks i liked out of our 6
Vikings have signed Brett Favre!!
T-Wolves lets trade up to get Rubio
Different scenario, though
Last year they could’ve used a PG. This year? At least one of those guys is staying here and there’s still Telfair.
by pagingstanleyroberts on Jun 26, 2009 12:23 AM CDT up reply actions
they will be taking on some salary..
….in all likelihood over the summer.
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Potentially 6 picks in next years draft too
Our 1st (unless we get much better)
Charlotte’s 1st
Utah’s 1st
Our 2nd
Dallas’ 2nd
Houston’s 2nd (Gerald Green trade)
what was kahn thinking on this one?
i heard it portlands 2nd round pick so im sure it will be worse then 45. but calathes was a steal at 45, this seems exactly the same as when chalmers was a steal in the second round last year
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