Lot's of buzz in the cyberworld today.
We'll start with this: Grant Hill is joining Steve Nash in Los Angeles, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo!Sports. But not with the Lakers.
Hill is in the process of signing with the Clippers. We get the feeling that Suns' fans will be able to swallow that one a lot easier than the alternative.
Via Sports-Glory
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July 16, 2012
Grant Hill is the second oldest player in the NBA, but that has not stopped teams from pursing the free agent.
The Los Angeles Clippers are the latest team interested in signing Hill to be a backup small forward. Clippers coach Vinny Del Negro met with Hill on Sunday in Las Vegas to gauge his interest in playing in Los Angeles.
According to Broderick Turner of the Los Angeles Times...
Via Fox Sports West
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July 17, 2012
The Clippers haveapparently added another important piece to their roster for next season,reportedly agreeing with small forward Grant Hill on a deal.
Yahoo! Sports reportedthat Hill, 39, will sign a two-year contract.
The Clippers haveseveral options to acquire Hill, either through a sign-and-trade with thePhoenix Suns or by using its bi-annual exception, according to reports...
Via Crossover Chronicles
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July 17, 2012
Continuing the trend of players hopping around the NBA’s Pacific Division, it looks like Phoenix Suns veteran guard Grant Hill will be signing with the Los Angeles Clippers.
The terms of the contract are still being worked out but it looks like Hill will sign a two-year deal with the Clips. Hill will be turning 40 before next season starts but he can still be a big help off the...
Via Los That Sports Blog
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July 17, 2012
Veteran free agent forward Grant Hill has reportedly agreed to terms to join the Los Angeles Clippers, according to reports from Y! Sports. Terms of the agreement are still being finalized. Hill, who will be 40 in October, revived his career with the Phoenix Suns after foot injuries cost him the better portion of four of [...]
Via Fox Sports Arizona
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July 16, 2012
The Suns announced Monday that first-round pick Kendall Marshall has signed his rookie contract.
Marshall, the 13th overall pick in the NBA draft last month, had been awaiting the finalizing of his contract to take part in the Suns' summer league activities in Las Vegas. The former North Carolina star is expected to participate in the squad's final four summer games.
A...
Via Obsessed With Sports
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July 18, 2012
At one time, Grant Hill was the next Michael Jordan.
The acclaim started early for Grant. Hill was a McDolands High School All-American. The son of two well-educated parents, he had his pick of schools when it came time to choice a college. His mother wanted him to attend Georgetown. His father wanted Grant at North Carolina. Hill chose Duke. This would be the beginning of my early...
Via AP on Fox
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July 19, 2012
Grant Hill is following former Phoenix Suns teammate Steve Nash to Los Angeles. Only the seven-time All-Star forward has signed with the Clippers.
Nash signed with the Lakers last week and he tweeted word of Hill's signing with the other team in Staples Center earlier this week via a photo of him frowning on Twitter.
Hill signed a two-year deal on Wednesday. He turns 40 in...
Via Crossover Chronicles
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July 16, 2012
Luis Scola is maybe the most underrated 15 and 8 big man in the NBA. In a world where Omer Asik gets paid like Patrick Ewing, and Roy Hibbert gets maxed out like a top-10 NBA player, the Suns locking Scola in for three years at just over $4 million per deserves a standing ovation. After Scola was amnestied by the Houston Rockets, each of the NBA's teams entered a blind auction...
Via AP on Fox
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July 19, 2012
Grant Hill is following former Phoenix Suns teammate Steve Nash to Los Angeles. Only the seven-time All-Star forward has signed with the Clippers.
Nash signed with the Lakers last week and he tweeted word of Hill's signing with the other team in Staples Center earlier this week via a photo of him frowning on Twitter.
Hill signed a two-year deal on Wednesday. He turns 40 in...
Via Project Spurs
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July 16, 2012
The Phoenix Suns are undergoing a drastic facelift. Actually, they’re going with the facelift, tummy tuck, liposuction on the arms and throwing in a boob job.After letting their 2-time MVP point guard Steve Nash go to the Lakers, the Suns have been throwing around money to bring in some replacements.
They’ve already signed Michael Beasley and Goran Dragic. They lost the contest...
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July 18, 2012
Ronnie Price spent the 11-12 season with the Suns.
Via Fanster
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July 17, 2012
The Big Show, John Cena, Chris Jericho and The Miz battle as the briefcase hangs above the ring.
Phoenix is not widely known for many things; dry heat, golf, Steve Nash and Spring Training. But it may be time to add one very important item to that list: WWE Pay-Per-Views. Five times the Valley of the Sun has hosted a marquee WWE event, including SummerSlam in 2003 and the biggest...
Via Fox Sports Arizona
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July 17, 2012
If the writing were not already on the wall for Luis Scolathis offseason, the Houston Rockets confirmed it with a post-NBA Draft phonecall: His days as a Rocket were numbered.
While Scola was surprised to leave Houston via the amnesty clause instead of atrade, he soon received another surprise a pleasant one in learning he'dbeen picked up by the Phoenix Suns.
"When I...
Via CJ Sports NFL Talk
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July 18, 2012
, American basketball player for the Phoenix Suns (at time of photo) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Yesterday I sat down at work, eating lunch like any normal day. Its funny seeing people smile at me as they walk; my lunch routine is exactly the same. I clock out, warm up my food, and turn on NBA TV. Even during off-season, I’m locked in. Yesterday was the perfect day to do...
Via RealGM
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July 16, 2012
The Suns placed a winning amnesty bid for Luis Scola at three-years, $13.5 million.
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