ANDRES NOCIONI RUMORS

Andres Nocioni would like to join the Spurs

After Boris Diaw and his fellow French countryman Tony Parker joined forces with the San Antonio Spurs, could Manu Ginobili see his fellow Argentina countryman, Andre Nocioni, join him in San Antonio next season? According to Nocioni, if he does make a return to the NBA, the Spurs would be a team he would like to join. Would San Antonio be the place where you would like to play...
Via Project Spurs  |  April 16, 2012

Nocioni Signs With Caja Laboral

Andres Nocioni is expected to report to Vitoria this weekend.
Via RealGM  |  March 23, 2012

Sixers Waive Andres Nocioni

"We want to sincerely thank Andres for his contributions to our team and maintaining a true level of professionalism throughout his time here," Sixers President of Basketball Operations Rod Thorn said. "We wish him the best of luck as he pursues future opportunities." In 11 games with one start this season, Nocioni averaged 1.5 points and 1.3 rebounds in 5.1 minutes...
Via Buzz On Broad  |  March 20, 2012

Nocioni not with 76ers for game at Chicago

The Philadelphia 76ers said forward Andres Nocioni did not make the trip with the team for Saturday's game at Chicago. Nocioni was with the 76ers for Friday night's 84-78 loss to Miami, but did not play. According to the team, Nocioni is still on the active roster, but the team is allowing him to explore other options. ''His official status is that I don't...
Via AP on Fox  |  March 17, 2012

Sixers Agree To Buyout With Nocioni

The Sixers and Andres Nocioni have agreed to a buyout.
Via RealGM  |  March 17, 2012

Nocioni: “I Play Because It’s My Job”

Philadelphia fans love a hardworking, blue-collared player. They also respect the players that give it their all on every play. When a player just “goes through the motions,” it’s considered a slap in the face to not only the team, but to the fans. That is why Andres Nocioni might be losing some support from the fans (if he even had any before).  As I mentioned in a...
Via Buzz On Broad  |  November 29, 2011

Andres Nocioni Says Playing in the NBA is Nothing More Than a Job to Him

This is just a heads up for Philadelphia 76ers fans.  If you feel like Andres Nocioni is simply going through the motions every time he steps onto the basketball court, it’s probably because he is.  If he gives you the impression that he cares about the game as much as an office worker cares about [...]
Via Larry Brown Sports  |  November 29, 2011

Nocioni to be an Amnesty Clause Victim?

It hasn’t been in play since 2005, but the new CBA deal now contains something called an “amnesty clause.” This clause gives the organization to waive one “bad contract” if it meets the requirements. Once the player is released, the salary of that player does not count against the cap, even though the organization is still required to pay the player the given amount of...
Via Buzz On Broad  |  November 27, 2011

Andres Nocioni Joins Argentine Club Peñarol de Mar del Plata

We're seeing a rise in signings now that the 2011-12 NBA season truly seems to be in danger of being cancelled. Now another NBA player is getting back into competitive basketball with the news that Philadelphia Sixers forward Andres Nocioni has signed back home in Argentina with the club Peñarol de Mar del Plata for an upcoming national tournament called "The Super 8"...
Via Crossover Chronicles  |  November 15, 2011

Sixers F Nocioni to play in Argentina

Philadelphia 76ers forward Andres Nocioni has signed a one-month contract to play with a team in Argentina. Nocioni's salary to play in his native country is expected to be a mere pittance, according to the webiste TalkBasket.net. The report said sponsors were needed to cover the cost of insurance, estimated to be about $50,000. Nocioni, who will turn 32 on Nov. 30, averaged...
Via Pro Sports Daily  |  November 15, 2011
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