scratch21 wrote:With Sessions are we a playoff team??
I think we are with or without him
scratch21 wrote:With Sessions are we a playoff team??
The Clippers and Bucks recently engaged in sign-and-trade discussions involving Ramon Sessions, according to a source.
The Clippers, however, realized a sign-and-trade is unnecessary since the Bucks aren't in a financial position to match nearly any offer sheet Sessions signs.
http://basketball.realgm.com/src_wireta ... ith_bucks/
loflin3hree5ive wrote:I'd imagine a S&T was being discussed in order to keep most of the teams current 2010 cap in place. Dunleavy is probably pushing Telfair for Sessions.
SuperNova854 wrote:Im still down for signing Sessions, then trading Telfair for like Redick.
Ramon Sessions could be approaching the end of his long and unpredictable free agency odyssey.
Sessions, a restricted free agent who wound being the Bucks' starting point guard last season after just two years in the NBA, could be on the verge of receiving an offer sheet.
Surprisingly, it might not come from the New York Knicks or the Los Angeles Clippers -- two teams that have heavily courted Sessions since the commencement of free agency on July 1.
According to some NBA officials, Sessions may wind up signing with the Minnesota Timberwolves. The Timberwolves are in the market for a guard after their top choice in the 2009 draft -- Ricky Rubio -- recently decided to play for Regal FC Barcelona.
loflin3hree5ive wrote:I think Sessions will have the same 8 week hold or so once he signs his new contract like any other player. He just can't be dealt to Minnesota for a year if his offer is matched.
ClipperDomination wrote:Deal seems to be done. Yay to the Sessions saga being over.
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