Picture Chris Paul in a Mavericks uniform. The thought has apparently crossed Mark
Cuban's mind. Rumor has it the Mavs brass let the powers that be in the Big Easy know before
the trade deadline that they'd take the Hornets' two worst contracts off their hands in a package with
Paul. I'd wager the value of Paul's four-year, max contract extension that kicks
in next season that the Mavericks will put on the full-court press with that proposal
this summer. Acquiring Paul, a perennial MVP candidate who hasn't even hit his
prime yet, and a couple of his overpaid pals would be a no-brainer basketball
deal for the Mavs. For the Hornets, such a deal would make
sense only because of the dollars. The Hornets are a prime example of a team that might have to make
a desperate, cost-cutting deal due to the economy.
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Cuban's mind. Rumor has it the Mavs brass let the powers that be in the Big Easy know before
the trade deadline that they'd take the Hornets' two worst contracts off their hands in a package with
Paul. I'd wager the value of Paul's four-year, max contract extension that kicks
in next season that the Mavericks will put on the full-court press with that proposal
this summer. Acquiring Paul, a perennial MVP candidate who hasn't even hit his
prime yet, and a couple of his overpaid pals would be a no-brainer basketball
deal for the Mavs. For the Hornets, such a deal would make
sense only because of the dollars. The Hornets are a prime example of a team that might have to make
a desperate, cost-cutting deal due to the economy.
Original Story:
http://mavsblog.dallasnews.com/archiv...
