Foye is fine about not getting an extension

Randy Foye was one of several members of the 2006 draft class who weren't able to negotiate extensions before the midnight deadline early Monday. Foye confirmed that his representatives had discussions with the Wizards, but they couldn't come to an agreement. A person familiar with the negotiations said the two sides weren't too far off in money, although I haven't been able to confirm any figures. Foye, who will become a restricted free agent next summer, said he wasn't too worried about not getting a deal done. "The biggest thing to me is, if we win, everything will take care of itself," Foye said after practice today. "That's not really a concern with me. Really not on my mind." Celtics guard Rajon Rondo just beat the deadline, signing a five-year, $55-million extension. Among Foye's 2006 rookie class, Portland's Brandon Roy and Lamarcus Aldridge received the most money, with the Trail