Minnesota might be among the teams interested if the Blazers decide to waive him to gain luxury tax relief.
Via Pro Basketball Talk
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November 28, 2011
Is it time for the Portland Trail Blazers to cut bait with Brandon Roy? It looks like they are, according to a tweet from John Canzano, radio and television personality in the area. Blazers appear ready to exercise amnesty on Brandon Roy…. Hoping they take a longer look at him before they do it. Roy…
Via RealGM
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November 29, 2011
Brandon Roy's former agent, Bob Myers, is now the assistant GM for the Warriors.
Via StarTribune.com
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November 28, 2011
Wolves could have chance to make a bid for the three-time All Star with the bad knees
Via oregonlive.com
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November 29, 2011
Portland Trail Blazers fans discuss the fate of Brandon Roy as a decision about the amnesty clause looms.
Via Dime
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November 29, 2011
As many pointed out on Twitter yesterday, if the Lakers got both Dwight Howard and Chris Paul, they might as well start the next lockout immediately. We aren’t trying to rain on anyone’s “end of the lockout” parade. Quite frankly, we don’t believe it’ll happen either. But it’s a thought, a thought that a few [...]
Via LA Times
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November 28, 2011
High-paid veterans such as Baron Davis, Brandon Roy and Rashard Lewis could be waived under new 'amnesty' provision, but the process for signing such players does not favor big-payroll teams like Lakers.So the Lakers want to sign a veteran player who is waived by another team?
Via True Hoop Blog
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November 29, 2011
John Canzano of The Oregonian: The whisper at One Center Court is that Trail Blazers owner Paul Allen won't bother to take one last look at Brandon Roy before he goes amnesty clause on the guy who won all those games for him. Here's hoping Allen does. And that the longest look is into Roy's eyes. "Brandon's out," a league executive told me Monday. "...
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