I am not a legal expert, how many times do I have to say it?

Why wouldnt any team go after him as an "all-in" rent-a-player for 2012-2013. I wouldn't mind the Bulls making a push and making a run when Derrick is back near the playoffs.

Send the Magic Deng, Noah, Charlotte pick, and the euro guy they drafted a year or two ago that is still overseas, plus extra picks

Bulls get Hedo and Howard.

It gives the Bulls flexibility in the future once Howard is off the books, and it gives the Magic some players and picks.

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Trade talks called off.

Weird, I see Dolphin looking in my asshole

I would love to see the Bulls get in on something big. They can still amnesty Boozer and find a way to get rid of Hamilton's expiring contract and they would be well under the cap and still have a $5M trade exception. I just want them to do something bold but GarPax is extremely conservative.

http://hoopshype.com/salaries/chicago.htm

I have MANY years of experience in trying to appreciate steaming piles of dogshit.

I would love to see the Bulls get in on something big. They can still amnesty Boozer and find a way to get rid of Hamilton's expiring contract and they would be well under the cap and still have a $5M trade exception. I just want them to do something bold but GarPax is extremely conservative.

http://hoopshype.com/salaries/chicago.htm

Weird, I see Dolphin looking in my asshole

Why is there no salary listed on that chart for Derrick?

Let's just say that Bynum is traded for Howard and at least one of the two won't sign an extension. If the Bulls wait to amnesty Boozer until then, all of the sudden they have the money to sign Bynum or Howard. I would think Bynum wouldn't mind playing in Chicago with Derrick Rose.

I highly doubt either trade happens without both extensions in place. Its too much to give up.

Either way, I think it would be smart of the Bulls to not amnesty Boozer until there is a free agent on the market that they could pony up the cash for.

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The Dwight Howard trade saga is the most boring ongoing story in sports right now. Bears camp can't come soon enough.

It's not boring, as it is very annoying & beyond ridiculous.

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It is boring.

Get it done already then!

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SHARK you do realize that Dwight Howard isn't posting on the CSFMB as Phil McCracken right?

Of course...

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Say hi to Kevin Matthews for me....

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Agent: Howard won't sign extension

The agent for Orlando Magic center Dwight Howard refuted reports that his client has decided he will sign an extension with the Los Angeles Lakers -- if traded to them.

"Dwight's position has remained unchanged since the end of this past season," said Dan Fegan of LaGardere Unlimited. "He fully intends to explore free agency at the end of next season, regardless of what team trades for him, including Brooklyn."

A source said the Nets never insisted Howard commit to an extension as a prerequisite for acquiring him, which Nets president Billy King confirmed in a text message.

Howard told the Magic, according to GM Rob Hennigan, he would like to be traded to the Brooklyn Nets above any other team. The Nets made concerted efforts to strike a deal for Howard earlier this month, but were forced to stop when the Charlotte Bobcats threatened to sign their restricted free agent center, Brook Lopez, to an offer sheet.

Lopez was expected to be a key part of any deal with the Magic and signing an offer sheet could have preempted including him in any deal, depending on the terms of the offer sheet. The Nets then signed Lopez to a four-year, $61 million deal.

Since then, the Lakers have become the primary suitor for Howard, recruiting both the Houston Rockets and Cleveland Cavaliers as potential third-team participants to deliver the salary relief, draft picks and young talent that Orlando is seeking in return for their All-Star center.

The longest Howard could sign an extension, according to ESPN Insider's Larry Coon, would be two years if he signed with Orlando and was traded, or three years if he signed after being traded.

If he waits until his current deal expires, Howard would be eligible to sign a new five-year deal for as much as $116.9 million.

I am not a legal expert, how many times do I have to say it?