Say hello to the newest sun: Stephen Curry

[delsol650]

Khoee, why you stirring ish' up

[Coxy]

I'd like to apologize for BeRight on behalf of the rest of the Warriors board...he has not conducted himself well in this thread...same with delsol650...they certainly do not represent the pov of most Warrior board members...

I've enjoyed this thread very much...lots of great discussion being shared between fans of both teams with quality inside information to boot...

lol

[ruiner]

I'd like to apologize for BeRight on behalf of the rest of the Warriors board...he has not conducted himself well in this thread...same with delsol650...they certainly do not represent the pov of most Warrior board members...

I've enjoyed this thread very much...lots of great discussion being shared between fans of both teams with quality inside information to boot...

Go away.

[rsavaj]

Not dead yet

The trade talk between the Suns and Warriors did not die with Thursday's draft fallout.

More insiders have backed up the assertion that Phoenix thought it had a done deal going into the Warriors' No. 7 pick on Thursday night and believed it had Davidson point guard Stephen Curry once the pick came up. If the Suns did not think that Curry was Phoenix-bound, would they have taken UCLA point guard Jrue Holiday at No. 14 instead of Louisville forward Earl Clark?

We don't know that answer. We just know the Suns did not think it was very likely that Holiday would drop to them at 14 (he went 17th to Philadelphia). If anything, it appeared that Holiday was rising as the draft neared. For the Suns, the call on Holiday was going to be weighing a short track record at UCLA against the potential star quality of a hard-working, defensively strong 6-foot-4 point guard who has the court vision and willingness to pass. But they really did like Clark all along and said weeks ahead of the draft that length and defense could be priorities with the pick.

In the end, the Suns really were closer to getting Arizona power forward Jordan Hill than Curry. If Golden State planned to keep Curry all along if he was available, the Suns never had a chance at him. Had Curry gone higher as expected, the deal could have get done with the Warriors taking Hill for the Suns.

The original agreement may have been broken but there are still many indications that a deal with Amare Stoudemire going to Golden State is possible.

http://www.azcentral.com/members/Blog/PaulCoro/56410

[BeRight32]

IHG is as good a source as Khoee

[delsol650]

Your not like in WW.Net. They all think your bogus there and non of your guarantees ever came through.

[Khoee]

Khoee, why you stirring ish' up

I'm not...a Warrior employee told me that the deal is officially dead as of tonight...both sides have agreed to stop talking about the deal...I don't know how or why the deal fell apart but it is indeed dead and I don't think it's going to be resurrected...

[ruiner]

IHG is as good a source as Khoee

No. IHG's been right on things. There's a difference.

[delsol650]

You need not appologize for me as I have not done anything wrong on this board.

[SSOL]

Kohee, Paul Coro just blogged that the deal is far from done.

[rsavaj]

did anybody read coro's blog on the last page..?

[Sid the Squid]

Your not like in WW.Net. They all think your bogus there and non of your guarantees ever came through.

WW.NET is a complete joke..the mod Sheed writes up phony rumors all the time..None of them ever even work on the trade checker..It's embarrassing to all good warrior fans..

[Khoee]

I believe that different people from both sides are floating information to try and gain leverage in the negotiations...it's difficult to tell what's true in that environment, but I can tell you this...I was told by a very reliable Warriors source that the deal (in any form) is dead as of tonight...

[delsol650]

what guarantee that Khoee made up came true EVER?

[TASTIC]

viewtopic.php?f=27&t=919545

Enough of the ranting and raving, 68 pages on Stephen Curry can move to here now that we have a concrete media publishing that it IS in fact not dead...