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• Jamestime1 said June 01, 2009

  If this is true I can understand Detroit or New Jersey they need the help,what I can't understand is what the hell Utah is thinking ! ! ! ! !

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• JohnPaulsen said June 01, 2009

  They're thinking that Millsap is younger, cheaper, less injury prone and on his way to being just as effective as Boozer.

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  • Jamestime1 replied June 01, 2009

    I like Paul Millsaps game but I just think this is to much of a gamble.
• HarryPotter said June 01, 2009

  if he goes to new jersey/brooklyn i think lebron may follow next year

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• willardj said June 01, 2009

  I thought Detroit was trying to clear salary for the 2010 offseason.

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• SMH12289 said June 01, 2009

  I thought Miami was in the picture? I mean he has a house there plus D-Wade

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  • JohnPaulsen replied June 02, 2009

    Miami gave up their chance to sign him when they acquired Jermaine O'Neal. His contract ran a year longer than Marion's. To acquire Boozer, they would need to execute a sign-and-trade.
• bucknut said June 03, 2009

  Overrated!

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• aops6a said June 03, 2009

  Well I agree Boozer would great for either team. Detroit is rebuilding from their championship team starting by the ill-fate trade that gave away Billups. New Jersey on the other hand is always a player away in trade scenero's. Enter two other teams Miami with D.Wade & Cleveland with L.James booz would be a good running partner with both teams. So let the trade derby of the off-season begin. Oh thats right we have a championship to play Orlando in 7.

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• jahwarrior said June 03, 2009

  It must suck being an NBA player living in Utah. I visited a friend who went to school there, and it sucked just being there 3 days.

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  • haka_25 replied June 04, 2009

    Man dont be hatin on Utah. It's no Cali, but people love it here!
• aops6a said June 03, 2009

  The Cavs could do that with a Varejo for Boozer deal on the famous sign-and-trade. I'm however hopeful the Cavs can pull off some trade or deals that will give them a low post presence to team with Ilgauskas, a big shooting guard & a possible point guard vet or youngster to groom. My names are Amare no.1 Boozer no.2 Villenueva no.3 for the front court. Artest no. 1 an offensive/defensive big guard & then maybe a Watson for the backup point guard. Its strange to talk about so many weaknesses in a Cleveland team that won 66 regular season games & cruised through the first 2 rounds of the playoffs.

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