The NBA will investigate the possibility the Mavericks and Stackhouse violated league rules with a prearranged agreement for the forward to return to Dallas after reaching a contract buyout in New Jersey and sitting out the 30-day waiting period, sources said.
League might investigate tampering in proposed Kidd trade
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Stackhouse talks too soon
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Yea, I was pretty surprised when I read about Stackhouse saying what he was saying. Even if you are allowed (or aren't), why would you reveal it?
The whole Stackhouse side of this trade sounded really fishy to me from the get-go. I assume that since he went public with it, it means this kind of thing is indeed allowed.. but it's just weird to me. It's like they're using a loophole to get around salary cap trade restrictions.
The whole Stackhouse side of this trade sounded really fishy to me from the get-go. I assume that since he went public with it, it means this kind of thing is indeed allowed.. but it's just weird to me. It's like they're using a loophole to get around salary cap trade restrictions.
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ebrian wrote:The whole Stackhouse side of this trade sounded really fishy to me from the get-go. I assume that since he went public with it, it means this kind of thing is indeed allowed.. but it's just weird to me. It's like they're using a loophole to get around salary cap trade restrictions.
It's not allowed. Stackhouse is just an idiot for saying that in public and making it blatantly obvious when they probably could have gotten away with it.
The NBA doesn't allow such prearranged agreements. The rest of the league is required to have a fair chance to sign Stackhouse in the 30 days before he is eligible to re-sign with the Mavericks.
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Isn't that allowed in the rules though? It's a bit of a loophole & I can understand how the league wouldn't want that to get out, but it's not like they're violating the rules by doing that.
Chuck Swirsky wrote:Leo, Is Bargnani really traveling, or is it just that the refs aren't used to a big-man that moves this quick?
That explains everything... Apparently Bargnani is just too quick for the refs.

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