Is Carlos Arroyo stil playing for Utah Jazz?
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No he plays for the Magic. He got traded to the Pistons by the Jazz and then the Pistons traded him in the middle of the year to Orlando with Darko.
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He plays for REAL BETIS
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Utah would not pass up Redick if he was still available at their pick.  Most every lottery team would be happy to add him to their roster, but Utah and Portland seem to be likely candidates to draft him.
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According to wikipedia's Grambling State University page, it is Antwahn Nance. He went to GSU and then played basketball for the Los Angeles Clippers. This is also confirmed by the A&E Interventions message board. \n\nThere is a surprising lack of information on him on the Internet, but this is no doubt who you're referring to.
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I'm guessing you mean Mike Samples - the link below shows a player by that name playing in San Angelo in '03.
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The Pistons traded Milicic and Arroyo to open up salary cap space for Ben Wallace (free agent at the end of the season) and Chauncey Billups (free agent at the end of the next years season). I like Milicic, I think he has a good upside to him. Arroyo, he is a player that Joe Dumars did not want in Detroit in the first place. The reason Arroyo came to Detroit was because Larry Brown wanted him here. With Lindsey Hunter coming back, there isnt much need for Arroyo. Hunter is a better defender and he does not turn the ball over as often. I live in Detroit, and when Arroyo got here, Dumars expressed how Brown was the one who wanted him, not Dumars. I wouldnt question Joe Dumars on his executive decisions because he has done a fantastic jobs thus far. Cato is just another big man to replace Milicic. The Pistons mainly just lose youth with bringing Cato in replace of Milicic. I hope Milicic does well in Orlando, and I think he will. The first round draft pick in '07 for the Pistons will give them 2 first rounds picks, so they may be able to trade away one pick for another player. It will probably work out.
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There is (or was...not sure about current status) a guy named Sun Ming Ming who is 7'8 3/4" tall who signed with a USBL team (U.S. Basketball League....like the CBA and NBDL minor leagues) last March...think he signed with the Dodge City Legend team...He may have played college hoops in China, but I don't think he played here
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He definately plays for the Memphis Grizzlies
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also heard Feb/Mar --- but pretty much no chance before the all-star break.\n\nhe's on my fantasy team, so i need him for the final stretch. nightmare scenario:  phoenix falls out of play-off contention early, and Amare decides to take it easy this year and not come back until next year.  :-(
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Bonzi is injured, sort of...he also has had some disputes with Rockets Head Coach Jeff Van Gundy ...from ESPN.com "After turning down more than $7 million a season from the Kings and struggling to find a more lucrative offer than his two-year deal with Houston worth $4.5 million, Wells is expected to opt out at season's end to return to the free-agent market. " (from an October 24th, 2006 article. \n\nSo, yes he's still in the league and on a decent team but somehow he's not coming around yet.
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Yes, both the Racine Journal-Times and the Chicago Sun-Times have mentioned news about a possible trade in which the Suns would trade Shawn Marion to the Bulls for Tyson Chandler and the Bulls' top pick, as you mentioned above.\n\nI haven't heard any other rumors so far; and it is unlikely that the Suns and Twolves had reached an agreement on a trade involving Marion and Barbosa for KG. Garnett's contract is simply too large ($18 million) for the Suns to take on unless they don't plan on resigning players such as Boris Diaw and Tim Thomas. Also, keep in mind that Barbosa is a free agent (if i remember correctly). This means that the Suns have to figure out a way to work a sign and trade deal. Lastly, Barbosa has been working under the tutelage of Steve Nash to become Phoenix's next PG; he is currently their backup point guard. I doubt the Suns would trade Barbosa away (even if it is in return for KG) and leave themselves with Eddie House as their primary backup pg.\n\n\n\nEdit (June 25): Sorry for the late update but word came out yesterday that the Sonics and the Suns are close to a deal involving Marion and Rashard Lewis. Barbosa and Fortson are mentioned as possible throw-ins (simply for salary cap issues) and it the teams very well might also swap first round picks.\n\nThis move seems feasible for several reasons...Barbosa is asking for at least $7 million, but the Suns still need to resign Diaw (who they are probably more inclined to resign). By acquiring Lewis, the Suns could save money and avoid the luxury tax. This trade would benefit Seattle because those in the Sonic's front office believe that Lewis will most likely opt out of his contract next year and they will have a close to zero chance of re-signing him. Remember that there was talk earlier this year of the Sonics being moved; bringing in a star like Marion could draw more fans for the team.\n\nLast note for today: The supposed Bulls-Suns trade as mentioned above is false. Bulls GM John Paxson said that there is no truth to the rumors; and Suns coach Mike D'Antoni said that Marion is not on the market...This statement leads me to doubt the validity of the Suns-Sonics rumors; but it'll be interesting to see if anything happens.\n\n\nEdit 2 (June 26): Both the Suns and the Sonics are now saying the trade rumors are "just rumors". Go figure.\n\n\nEdit 3 (June 27): This is from Sports Illustrated...it looks like we can forget about a Marion/Lewis trade. Lewis said he wants to resign with the Sonics when his contract expires. Guess Both teams are staying put for the time being.
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?\n Which sports.. ?  hm...  NBA ? \n\nThen Orlando magic !! I heard the rumor that they might trade Carter from Newjersey !!! If they make that trade !!!\n They are the Champions next year my friend !!!\n\nor... Utar Jazz !!!
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are u talking about real salt lake...mlsnet.com
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He is inactive\nwww.sportsline.com
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While it is still early in the season, I'd be shocked is RSL busted a 180 and made the playoffs. Not that the team doesn't have talent, but they do not play cohesive football.  Add this to the fact that Eddie Pope will be gone until July 12 (hopefully!), and there isn't much to look forward to in Salt Lake.\n\nChivas is a different story.  They have a coach who has proven he can win and some sort of back door exemption from the leagues policy that just lets them pluck high priced players from thier sister club in Guadalajara (sp?).  The most interesting thing is that Chivas may be fighting co-Home Depot Center Tenant and main rival LA Galaxy for the last Western Playoff spot down the stretch.  This battle may not come to pass if Colorado resumes their woeful form.
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Looks like he's been playing for the NY Knicks...check this site out for his stats:\n\nhttp://basketball-reference.com/players/h/hardaan01.html
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Position: F-G\nHeight: 6'7"    Weight: 200 lbs.\nBorn: January 12, 1960 in Paris, France \nHigh School: Washington in Washington, NC\nCollege: University of Georgia\n\n\nDrafted by the Utah Jazz in the 1st round (3rd pick) of the 1982 NBA draft.