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Drew Gooden has signed with the Dallas Mavericks. It’s a one year deal and if you’re keeping track at home, the Mavs are the 7th team for Gooden. That’s not a good sign when you are selected 4th overall in the 1st round, as Gooden was in 2002. And according to ESPN, Gooden may get [...]
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Via Sports Illustrated
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July 26, 2009
LAS VEGAS -- The Dallas Mavericks have agreed to terms with free agent forward Drew Gooden, a league source told SI.com on Saturday. Gooden, who had narrowed his choices to Dallas, Charlotte and Cleveland before the weekend, accepted a one-year deal worth approximately $4.5 million that includes achievable incentives.
Via Fox Sports
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July 26, 2009
Drew Gooden spent the 2008-09 season on three different NBA teams.
Via SI.com
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July 26, 2009
LAS VEGAS -- The Dallas Mavericks have agreed to terms with free agent forward Drew Gooden, a league source told SI.com on Saturday. Gooden--who had narrowed his choices to Dallas, Charlotte and Cleveland before the weekend accepted a one-year deal worth approximately $4.5 million that includes achievable incentives.
Via Waiting For Next Year
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July 26, 2009
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This “source” also claims it is only so he will be able to film the new season of emmy award winning Josh’s Cribbs: “A [...]
Via Basketball @ Suite 101
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July 26, 2009
The Dallas Mavericks just got a little stronger and improved their chances of contending for an NBA title. Forward Drew Gooden announced he will be signing with the team.
Via ESPN
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July 26, 2009
The Dallas Mavericks are making use of some of the money they got back when Orlando matched their offer sheet earlier this month to restricted free agent Marcin Gortat by signing unrestricted free agent Drew Gooden.
Via dallasnews.com
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July 27, 2009
You have to wonder why a guy with Drew Gooden's pedigree and production keeps bouncing from team to team.
He came out of Kansas as the fourth overall pick in the 2002 draft. And he hasn't been a total bust, averaging 12 points and eight rebounds per game while hopping from Memphis to Orlando to Cleveland to Chicago to Sacramento (one-game stay) to San Antonio ... and now...
Via dallasnews.com
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July 26, 2009
The Mavs reportedly gave journeyman Drew Gooden the bulk of their
midlevel exception to fill the void left by Brandon Bass' departure.
Several outlets report that the 6-10, 250-pound Gooden signed a one-
year deal worth $4.5 million plus incentives.
"Dallas here I come," Gooden tweeted.
The Mavs will be Gooden's seventh team, but he's only 27 and has ...
Via The Big Lead
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July 27, 2009
Drew Gooden and Dallas: In the span of three weeks, the Mavs went from having Marcin Gortat and Shawn Marion as shiny new additions in what looked like a promising Western Conference contender … to losing Gortat and trying to save face by inking Drew Gooden to replace the departed Brandon Bass. Gooden’s mostly known [...]
Via Bleacher Report
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July 27, 2009
Let's officially end the three-day hiatus of the Dr. Trade column with an in-depth look at the most recent NBA transactions. It's a little feature I like to call, "Musings", and it's the sort of expert-level analysis that you can always find with your good buddy, Dr. Trade.
Moving to a new home means that one is usually separated from the Internet. ...
Via EXTREMESKINS
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July 27, 2009
http://www.faniq.com/article/Miami-Heat-offer-Lamar-Odom-5-years-35M-1742754
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The Heat have reportedly offered Lamar Odom a 5 year deal worth about $35M. The deal would offer him slightly less than the deals that the Lakers have offered him, but it is for more years. Based on...
Via dallasnews.com
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July 27, 2009
The Mavericks should have an adequate big man rotation this season with Erick Dampier and Drew Gooden getting the bulk of the center minutes, Dirk Nowitzki manning the middle in the smallball lineup and perhaps Ryan Hollins and/or James Singleton picking up the scraps.
They do not have a long-term solution. That's why the Magic's surprising decision to match the midlevel...
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