Weekend Dime: Who will have money for the summer of 2010?
Marc Stein, ESPN.comGetty Images In one projection, the Nets would have the most cash to woo the top free agents next summer. 1 With Salary Cap Expect...
Page | ConversationDaily Dime: Different game for Dwight Howard
Marc Stein, ESPN.com...Finals, Howard has avoided further trouble with technical fouls and ended his dunk drought at last after going six quarters without one. Yet he has returned to central Florida as an openly exasperated man-child...
Page | ConversationWeekend Dime: Scouts take measure of the game
Marc Stein, ESPN.com...game has just gone to another level. He's making the game look easy. "The East is going to hinge on who gets Orlando in the second round. And if it's Cleveland, I'm...
Page | ConversationWeekend Dime: Talking deal or no deal with Donnie Walsh
Marc Stein, ESPN.com...first round of the playoffs. But Walsh also said he has no desire to block Marbury from going to Boston. "I'm playing this by ear," Walsh said. "I'm still open to negotiating. I...
Page | ConversationWeekend Dime: Marbury FAQ
Marc Stein, ESPN.comSeth Wenig/AP Photo Before Stephon Marbury gives everyone in New York a hug goodbye, there are things to work out. 1 Departing Thought...
Page | ConversationWeekend Dime: Fallout from Rockets-Suns suspensions
Marc Stein, ESPN.comAP Photo/Jeremy York The Suns' Steve Nash was suspended for one game because, in the NBA's view, Wednesday's Houston-Phoenix scrap wouldn't have r...
Page | ConversationSixers getting in position to lure Brand from West Coast
Marc Stein, ESPN.comIt's starting to look as though the biggest threat to the Los Angeles Clippers re-signing franchise forward Elton Brand can be found much further east than Oakland.
Story | Conversation | July 07, 2008Will Clippers have Brand loyalty? Signs point to yes
Marc Stein, ESPN.comIn his report from the free-agent front, Marc Stein explains how the Clippers might woo Elton Brand back.
Story | Conversation | July 06, 2008Kidd trade to Mavs will cost Dallas $11 million more than original deal
Marc Stein, ESPN.comJason Kidd is officially a Dallas Maverick. "It's done," Mavericks owner Mark Cuban told ESPN.com via e-mail. "J-Kidd is a Mav."
Story | Conversation | February 19, 2008Nets, Mavs appear closer to finishing redone Kidd trade
Marc Stein, ESPN.comJason Kidd going to the Mavs appears to be back on track.
Story | Conversation | February 18, 2008Mavericks back on track with Nets to get Kidd
Marc Stein, ESPN.comThe New Jersey Nets and Dallas Mavericks are again closing in on a deal that would send Jason Kidd back to his original team, according to NBA front-office sources.
Story | Conversation | February 17, 2008Sources: Kidd's trade to Mavs could still happen, but may require Van Horn
Marc Stein, ESPN.comThe trade to return Jason Kidd to the Mavericks remained in limbo Thursday, with no clear indication that Mavericks forward Devean George is planning to rescind his right to block the deal.
Story | Conversation | February 14, 2008Mavs forward George blocks trade of Kidd to Mavs
Marc Stein, ESPN.comDevean George has invoked a no-trade clause and blocked the Jason Kidd trade.
Story | Conversation | February 13, 2008Weekend Dime: Top trios in the NBA
Marc Stein, ESPN.comGetty Images Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili, at right, form the NBA's foremost three-man core. But Boston's Ray Allen, Paul Pierce and Kev...
Page | ConversationOden overwhelmed but more effective in Game 2
Marc Stein, ESPN.comGreg Oden's second summer league game showed again that he's still got a long way to go, writes Marc Stein.
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