2005 Free Agents

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  1. Custodianrules2

    Custodianrules2 Cohan + Rowell = Suck

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    I'm debating whether I should have this stickied or have it combined with the draft/offseason thread, but here is the list of 2005 Free Agents

    Player Team Type
    Obinna Ekezie Atlanta Unrestricted F.A.
    Tom Gugliotta Atlanta Unrestricted F.A.
    Tyronn Lue Atlanta Unrestricted F.A.
    Michael Stewart Atlanta Unrestricted F.A.
    James Thomas Atlanta Restricted F.A.
    Kevin Willis Atlanta Unrestricted F.A.
    Gary Payton Boston Unrestricted F.A.
    Antoine Walker Boston Unrestricted F.A.
    Cory Alexander Charlotte Unrestricted F.A.
    Malik Allen Charlotte Unrestricted F.A.
    Keith Bogans Charlotte Restricted F.A.
    Matt Carroll Charlotte Restricted F.A.
    Jason Kapono Charlotte Restricted F.A.
    Brevin Knight Charlotte Unrestricted F.A.
    Kareem Rush Charlotte Unrestricted F.A.
    Theron Smith Charlotte Restricted F.A.
    Gerald Wallace Charlotte Restricted F.A.
    Tyson Chandler Chicago Restricted F.A.
    Eddy Curry Chicago Restricted F.A.
    Chris Duhon Chicago Restricted F.A.
    Lawrence Funderburke Chicago Unrestricted F.A.
    Adrian Griffin Chicago Unrestricted F.A.
    Othella Harrington Chicago Unrestricted F.A.
    Jannero Pargo Chicago Restricted F.A.
    Jared Reiner Chicago Restricted F.A.
    Frank Williams Chicago Unrestricted F.A.
    DeSagana Diop Cleveland Restricted F.A.
    Zydrunas Ilgauskas Cleveland Unrestricted F.A.
    Jeff McInnis Cleveland Unrestricted F.A.
    Dajuan Wagner Cleveland Unrestricted F.A.
    Scott Williams Cleveland Unrestricted F.A.
    Darrell Armstrong Dallas Unrestricted F.A.
    Alan Henderson Dallas Unrestricted F.A.
    DerMarr Johnson Denver Unrestricted F.A.
    Wesley Person Denver Unrestricted F.A.
    Mark Pope Denver Unrestricted F.A.
    Bryon Russell Denver Unrestricted F.A.
    Elden Campbell Detroit Unrestricted F.A.
    Darvin Ham Detroit Unrestricted F.A.
    Horace Jenkins Detroit Restricted F.A.
    Nikoloz Tskitishvili Golden State Unrestricted F.A.
    Jon Barry Houston Unrestricted F.A.
    Ryan Bowen Houston Unrestricted F.A.
    Torraye Braggs Houston Unrestricted F.A.
    Dikembe Mutombo Houston Unrestricted F.A.
    Dale Davis Indiana Unrestricted F.A.
    John Edwards Indiana Restricted F.A.
    James Jones Indiana Restricted F.A.
    Rick Brunson L.A. Clippers Unrestricted F.A.
    Marko Jaric L.A. Clippers Restricted F.A.
    Kerry Kittles L.A. Clippers Unrestricted F.A.
    Mikki Moore L.A. Clippers Unrestricted F.A.
    Zeljko Rebracca L.A. Clippers Unrestricted F.A.
    Bobby Simmons L.A. Clippers Unrestricted F.A.
    Tony Bobbitt L.A. Lakers Restricted F.A.
    Tierre Brown L.A. Lakers Unrestricted F.A.
    Luke Walton L.A. Lakers Restricted F.A.
    Ryan Humphrey Memphis Unrestricted F.A.
    Stromile Swift Memphis Unrestricted F.A.
    Earl Watson Memphis Unrestricted F.A.
    Shandon Anderson Miami Unrestricted F.A.
    Udonis Haslem Miami Restricted F.A.
    Christian Laettner Miami Unrestricted F.A.
    Alonzo Mourning Miami Unrestricted F.A.
    Steve Smith Miami Unrestricted F.A.
    Wang Zhizhi Miami Unrestricted F.A.
    Marcus Fizer Milwaukee Unrestricted F.A.
    Dan Gadzuric Milwaukee Restricted F.A.
    Anthony Goldwire Milwaukee Unrestricted F.A.
    Toni Kukoc Milwaukee Unrestricted F.A.
    Zaza Pachulia Milwaukee Restricted F.A.
    Daniel Santiago Milwaukee Unrestricted F.A.
    Erick Strickland Milwaukee Unrestricted F.A.
    Anthony Carter Minnesota Unrestricted F.A.
    Eddie Griffin Minnesota Restricted F.A.
    Ervin Johnson Minnesota Unrestricted F.A.
    Mark Madsen Minnesota Unrestricted F.A.
    Latrell Sprewell Minnesota Unrestricted F.A.
    John Thomas Minnesota Unrestricted F.A.
    Travis Best New Jersey Unrestricted F.A.
    Rodney Buford New Jersey Unrestricted F.A.
    Brian Scalabrine New Jersey Unrestricted F.A.
    Jabari Smith New Jersey Unrestricted F.A.
    Billy Thomas New Jersey Unrestricted F.A.
    Dan Dickau New Orleans Unrestricted F.A.
    Casey Jacobsen New Orleans Unrestricted F.A.
    Bostjan Nachbar New Orleans Unrestricted F.A.
    Lee Nailon New Orleans Unrestricted F.A.
    Jermaine Jackson New York Unrestricted F.A.
    Bruno Sundov New York Unrestricted F.A.
    Andre Barrett Orlando Restricted F.A.
    Andrew DeClercq Orlando Unrestricted F.A.
    Brandon Hunter Orlando Restricted F.A.
    Mark Jones Orlando Restricted F.A.
    Matt Barnes Philadelphia Restricted F.A.
    Samuel Dalembert Philadelphia Restricted F.A.
    Josh Davis Philadelphia Restricted F.A.
    Willie Green Philadelphia Restricted F.A.
    Kyle Korver Philadelphia Restricted F.A.
    Rodney Rogers Philadelphia Unrestricted F.A.
    Joe Johnson Phoenix Restricted F.A.
    Bo Outlaw Phoenix Unrestricted F.A.
    Shareef Abdur-Rahim Portland Unrestricted F.A.
    Richie Frahm Portland Restricted F.A.
    Ha Seung-Jin Portland Restricted F.A.
    Damon Stoudamire Portland Unrestricted F.A.
    Erik Daniels Sacramento Restricted F.A.
    Maurice Evans Sacramento Restricted F.A.
    Eddie House Sacramento Unrestricted F.A.
    Bobby Jackson Sacramento Unrestricted F.A.
    Devin Brown San Antonio Restricted F.A.
    Linton Johnson San Antonio Restricted F.A.
    Sean Marks San Antonio Unrestricted F.A.
    Tony Massenburg San Antonio Unrestricted F.A.
    Glenn Robinson San Antonio Unrestricted F.A.
    Mike Wilks San Antonio Unrestricted F.A.
    Ray Allen Seattle Unrestricted F.A.
    Mateen Cleaves Seattle Unrestricted F.A.
    Reggie Evans Seattle Restricted F.A.
    Jerome James Seattle Unrestricted F.A.
    Ronald Murray Seattle Restricted F.A.
    Vitaly Potapenko Seattle Unrestricted F.A.
    Vladimir Radmanovic Seattle Restricted F.A.
    Damien Wilkins Seattle Restricted F.A.
    Matt Bonner Toronto Restricted F.A.
    Omar Cook Toronto Unrestricted F.A.
    Donyell Marshall Toronto Unrestricted F.A.
    Milt Palacio Toronto Unrestricted F.A.
    Raja Bell Utah Unrestricted F.A.
    Howard Eisley Utah Unrestricted F.A.
    Ben Handlogten Utah Restricted F.A.
    Randy Livingston Utah Unrestricted F.A.
    Keith McLeod Utah Restricted F.A.
    Steve Blake Washington Restricted F.A.
    Damone Brown Washington Unrestricted F.A.
    Kwame Brown Washington Restricted F.A.
    Juan Dixon Washington Unrestricted F.A.
    Larry Hughes Washington Unrestricted F.A.
    Anthony Peeler Washington Unrestricted F.A.
    Laron Profit Washington Unrestricted F.A.
    Michael Ruffin Washington Unrestricted F.A
     
  2. Custodianrules2

    Custodianrules2 Cohan + Rowell = Suck

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    And here's a list of 2006 Free Agents (that could be traded in 2005)

    Jason Collier Atlanta Unrestricted F.A.
    Tony Delk Atlanta Unrestricted F.A.
    Al Harrington Atlanta Unrestricted F.A.
    Justin Reed Boston Restricted F.A.
    Melvin Ely Charlotte Restricted F.A.
    Bernard Robinson Charlotte Restricted F.A.
    Tamar Slay Charlotte Unrestricted F.A.
    Antonio Davis Chicago Unrestricted F.A.
    Eric Piatkowski Chicago Unrestricted F.A.
    Drew Gooden Cleveland Restricted F.A.
    Lucious Harris Cleveland Unrestricted F.A.
    Robert Traylor Cleveland Unrestricted F.A.
    Jiri Welsch Cleveland Restricted F.A.
    Didier Ilunga-Mbenga Dallas Restricted F.A.
    Jason Terry Dallas Unrestricted F.A.
    Keith Van Horn Dallas Unrestricted F.A.
    Greg Buckner Denver Unrestricted F.A.
    Francisco Elson Denver Restricted F.A.
    Luis Flores Denver Restricted F.A.
    Nene Hilario Denver Restricted F.A.
    Voshon Lenard Denver Unrestricted F.A.
    Ronald Dupree Detroit Restricted F.A.
    Lindsey Hunter Detroit Unrestricted F.A.
    Tayshaun Prince Detroit Restricted F.A.
    Ben Wallace Detroit Unrestricted F.A.
    Calbert Cheaney Golden State Unrestricted F.A.
    Mike Dunleavy Golden State Restricted F.A.
    Rodney White Golden State Unrestricted F.A.
    Vin Baker Houston Unrestricted F.A.
    Yao Ming Houston Restricted F.A.
    Scott Padgett Houston Unrestricted F.A.
    Clarence Weatherspoon Houston Unrestricted F.A.
    David Wesley Houston Unrestricted F.A.
    Eddie Gill Indiana Unrestricted F.A.
    Fred Jones Indiana Restricted F.A.
    Reggie Miller Indiana Unrestricted F.A.
    Scot Pollard Indiana Unrestricted F.A.
    Mamadou N'Diaye L.A. Clippers Unrestricted F.A.
    Chris Wilcox L.A. Clippers Restricted F.A.
    Chucky Atkins L.A. Lakers Unrestricted F.A.
    Caron Butler L.A. Lakers Restricted F.A.
    Vlade Divac L.A. Lakers Unrestricted F.A.
    Devean George L.A. Lakers Unrestricted F.A.
    Jumaine Jones L.A. Lakers Unrestricted F.A.
    Stanislav Medvedenko L.A. Lakers Unrestricted F.A.
    Antonio Burks Memphis Restricted F.A.
    Andre Emmett Memphis Restricted F.A.
    Bonzi Wells Memphis Unrestricted F.A.
    Lorenzen Wright Memphis Unrestricted F.A.
    Rasual Butler Miami Unrestricted F.A.
    Keyon Dooling Miami Unrestricted F.A.
    Damon Jones Miami Unrestricted F.A.
    Shaquille O'Neal Miami Unrestricted F.A.
    Qyntel Woods Miami Unrestricted F.A.
    Michael Redd Milwaukee Unrestricted F.A.
    Sam Cassell Minnesota Unrestricted F.A.
    Fred Hoiberg Minnesota Unrestricted F.A.
    Michael Olowokandi Minnesota Unrestricted F.A.
    Ron Mercer New Jersey Unrestricted F.A.
    Clifford Robinson New Jersey Unrestricted F.A.
    Jacque Vaughn New Jersey Unrestricted F.A.
    Chris Andersen New Orleans Unrestricted F.A.
    Speedy Claxton New Orleans Unrestricted F.A.
    George Lynch New Orleans Unrestricted F.A.
    Jackson Vroman New Orleans Restricted F.A.
    Trevor Ariza New York Restricted F.A.
    Jackie Butler New York Unrestricted F.A.
    Anfernee Hardaway New York Unrestricted F.A.
    Tim Thomas New York Unrestricted F.A.
    Stacey Augmon Orlando Unrestricted F.A.
    Tony Battie Orlando Unrestricted F.A.
    Kelvin Cato Orlando Unrestricted F.A.
    Doug Christie Orlando Unrestricted F.A.
    Mario Kasun Orlando Restricted F.A.
    Michael Bradley Philadelphia Unrestricted F.A.
    Jamal Mashburn Philadelphia Unrestricted F.A.
    John Salmons Philadelphia Restricted F.A.
    Steven Hunter Phoenix Unrestricted F.A.
    Jimmy Jackson Phoenix Unrestricted F.A.
    Walter McCarty Phoenix Unrestricted F.A.
    Paul Shirley Phoenix Unrestricted F.A.
    Amare Stoudemire Phoenix Restricted F.A.
    Jake Voskuhl Phoenix Unrestricted F.A.
    Joel Przybilla Portland Unrestricted F.A.
    Nick Van Exel Portland Unrestricted F.A.
    Cuttino Mobley Sacramento Unrestricted F.A.
    Greg Ostertag Sacramento Unrestricted F.A.
    Darius Songaila Sacramento Unrestricted F.A.
    Robert Horry San Antonio Unrestricted F.A.
    Nazr Mohammed San Antonio Unrestricted F.A.
    Antonio Daniels Seattle Unrestricted F.A.
    Lamond Murray Toronto Unrestricted F.A.
    Pape Sow Toronto Restricted F.A.
    Aaron Williams Toronto Unrestricted F.A.
    Loren Woods Toronto Unrestricted F.A.
    Curtis Borchardt Utah Restricted F.A.
    Jarron Collins Utah Unrestricted F.A.
    Matt Harpring Utah Unrestricted F.A.
    Raul Lopez Utah Restricted F.A.
    Jared Jeffries Washington Restricted F.A.
     
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    .cabangbang BBW Member

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    Lots of names there

    Samuel Dalembert Philadelphia Restricted F.A.

    He is really the answer for us I thiink.
     
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    Custodianrules2 Cohan + Rowell = Suck

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    I think the current CBA has it so only 3 or 4 teams have the cap space to actually sign anyone without sign-and-trades, which is probably why they need to figure out a new CBA, salary cap and all that other jazz.

    Philly, the 4th highest salary level in the league, also has to deal with Iverson and Webber's contract along with Jamal Mashburn's and worry about signing guys like Andre Iguodala, etc. They might just let guys like Willie Green, Kyle Korver and Samuel Dalembert go or something if the franchise cannot afford them or to trade away the contracts for expiring ones.
     
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    Custodianrules2 Cohan + Rowell = Suck

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    <div class="quote_poster">Quoting J-Rich23:</div><div class="quote_post">Lots of names there

    Samuel Dalembert Philadelphia Restricted F.A.

    He is really the answer for us I thiink.</div> How so? Explain.
     
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    <div class="quote_poster">Quoting custodianrules2:</div><div class="quote_post">How so? Explain.</div>
    Well he is a defensive Foyle (maybe less) and has a good offensive game. He has not really had a pass first PG to be able to get the ball to him. He can also create shots in the paint for himself and when he is good, he can just get the ball and not miss.

    Another thing I like about him is that he is reasonably priced. He is young and no one has really given him what he needs to thrive wheras here, he could be a poor mans version of Magloire
     
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    Custodianrules2 Cohan + Rowell = Suck

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    <div class="quote_poster">Quoting J-Rich23:</div><div class="quote_post">Well he is a defensive Foyle (maybe less) and has a good offensive game. He has not really had a pass first PG to be able to get the ball to him. He can also create shots in the paint for himself and when he is good, he can just get the ball and not miss.

    Another thing I like about him is that he is reasonably priced. He is young and no one has really given him what he needs to thrive wheras here, he could be a poor mans version of Magloire</div>
    He can actually post up now and put the ball on the floor and score inside?
     
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    <div class="quote_poster">Quoting custodianrules2:</div><div class="quote_post">He can actually post up now and put the ball on the floor and score inside?</div>
    Lol. I think he has the ablility to. He can learn.
     
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    Custodianrules2 Cohan + Rowell = Suck

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    <div class="quote_poster">Quoting J-Rich23:</div><div class="quote_post">Lol. I think he has the ablility to. He can learn.</div> Ah well screw that then. We might as well just use our #9 for a Dalembert like player and hope he learns faster. [​IMG]
     
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    <div class="quote_poster">Quoting custodianrules2:</div><div class="quote_post">Ah well screw that then. We might as well just use our #9 for a Dalembert like player and hope he learns faster. [​IMG]</div>
    LOL. I say take Digou
     
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    Run BJM Heavy lies the crown. Staff Member Global Moderator

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    Petro = Dalembert. We could just draft Petro and he will be as good or better than Dalembert in a few years. Plus ive heard he can pass.
     
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    <div class="quote_poster">Quoting Run BJM:</div><div class="quote_post">Petro = Dalembert. We could just draft Petro and he will be as good or better than Dalembert in a few years. Plus ive heard he can pass.</div>
    Me likely. I've seen some clips of him. He is good. Real good.
     
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    Custodianrules2 Cohan + Rowell = Suck

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    We don't really need two Foyles do we? More payroll, less chances of re-signing Pietrus/Zarko. If we got Samuel Dalembert and not wasted a #9 on Petro, it'd better be involving dumping Fisher or Foyle because it wouldn't make sense in getting him, at least not if he doesn't have low post offense.
     
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    <div class="quote_poster">Quoting J-Rich23:</div><div class="quote_post">LOL. I say take Digou</div>
    me [​IMG] too
     
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    we could make a modest bid for Ha Seung Jin the big Korean. If we get him,without spending a pick,we have a big project,and can spend picks on high percentage talent....like guys who scored a bunch,got a bunch of boards or assists. I freak when I think the W's could pick Petro and he might never reach Shika's level.
    The Harlem Globetrotters always looked great....but they always played the Washington Generals who were supposed to suck.

    You can't say Petro IS good,as his stats,in Europe,say he is not. He may get good someday,like all the guys at the bottom of round 2. He might cost $ and use up a roster spot while a guy we might of picked is rookie of the year. I'd as soon give that pick for Olowokandi and not have to wait while a guy gets to his level.
    Diogu led the NCAA in free throws made. He scored around 23 per,with about 9 rbd,and good D...whats wrong with that? If we gave up our pick,some player or players,got Tyson Chandler,cool. If we just have to go tall,pick Frye or even Blatche,I could see some possibilities. Petro is not close to being a moderately good Euroleague guy.
     
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    Petro- 5.0ppg,2.9rpg,0.6 blocks----Diogu and Frye each had 2.3 blocks per game.
     
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    Custodianrules2 Cohan + Rowell = Suck

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    I'd take Diogu merely because he's been compared constantly to guys like Elton Brand/Zach Randolph by a lot of scouts and I definitely seem the relationship during some games. If the trend for 6'8 power forwards has died down because of the Marcus Fizers and Lonny Baxters that look great coming out of college, that's a risk within itself worth taking. So it wouldn't just be a "safe" pick. Diogu was claimed to be the best big man after Bogut coming out of college. Taft/Splitter all these other guys have potential, but can they compete?
     
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    I also prefer Diogu but I was pointing out that Petro resembles Dalembert quite a bit in size, length, style, etc.
     
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    I think we can add in this huge F.A. list into the other threads after the players who have player options and team options make their choices (although that might be a while?) All of our posts go kind of crazy anyway. [​IMG] It'd be easier to single out players we should go after instead of talking about all of them at once.

    I can see that Rerem has converted a lot of people to Diogu. [​IMG]
     
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    I like Dalembert but he is still very raw and will command some good $$$. The warriors aren't going to sign someone who needs more time to a huge deal. We're going to go after someone more polished in the paint and cheaper.
     

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