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Re: Amare Stoudemire Becoming More And More Available, And Bulls Should Inquire

dumbdumbdumbdumbdumb — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 16:07:31 -0000

Who gives an F about the NBA All Star uniform technilogical advancements. Does this mean if wilt would have wore such a uniform he would have scored 102 points?

Re: Amare Stoudemire Becoming More And More Available, And Bulls Should Inquire

nba basketball shoes — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 11:55:17 -0000

The NBA All-Star uniform features a number of technological enhancements and was in development for over two years by adidas. The uniform is 30 percent lighter than a traditional basketball uniform and features adidas’ Formotion technology which reduces seams, decreases friction and optimizes the player’s natural movement. The jersey has strategically placed ClimaCool zones which conduct heat away from the body through a combination of ventilation channels, three-dimensional fabrics, and materials that disperse heat and moisture.

Re: Amare Stoudemire Becoming More And More Available, And Bulls Should Inquire

DowJones — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 19:52:43 -0000

For starters the suns'll probably want cap space and draft picks and inexpensive but potential stars in exchange for a proven 20ppg scorer in Amare.

That knocks Cpt Kirk and (likely) Dent most out of the deal and you'll probably have to include 2010 1st rd pick as well as some combination of Noah or Taj or James Johnson (if he's shown much potential??) as well as the expirings of TT, James and/or Brad Miller

Basically wishful thinking unless Bulls want to do the nuclear option and pray that a core of Rose + Amare + Deng is championship caliber

Re: Amare Stoudemire Becoming More And More Available, And Bulls Should Inquire

magenta — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 19:33:45 -0000

Tyrus Thomas is a disappointment and everyone in the NBA knows it

Let's talk Kirk Hinrich, Deng/Noah and a first round 2010 pick.

We are not trading Amare for cast-offs and second stringers