Bobcats Deny Interest in Varejao

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    Stray thoughts in the midst of the Bobcats&rsquo; four-game losing streak:</p>

    -- A couple of you have e-mailed, asking if I could picture the Bobcats making a play for restricted free agent Anderson Varejao. Frankly, no. The Bobcats aren&rsquo;t big spenders or risk takers.</p>

    Varejao hasn&rsquo;t re-signed with Cleveland because he wants a lot of money and a lot of years. He&rsquo;s more of a complementary energy guy than a proven starter, but he wants to be paid like a borderline star.</p>

    I&rsquo;m not sure adding Varejao would clinch the playoffs for the Bobcats, and I can&rsquo;t see them paying that kind of money for anything less than a difference-maker.</p>

    -- If Jared Dudley keeps playing like he has, he deserves to be second-team all-rookie. The guy has a mature understanding of the game that you don&rsquo;t see much among first-year players with kids turning pro so early. He gets possessions, he passes intelligently and he makes open shots.</p>

    -- Primoz Brezec has had some of his better games (offensively, at least) against Shaquille O&rsquo;Neal. Shaq isn&rsquo;t willing to stray far from the basket on defense these days, so Brezec gets plenty of open jump shots on the pick-and-pop play.</div></p>

    Source: Charlotte Observer</p>
     

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