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BEN GORDON RUMORS & GOSSIP
Kevin Durant blocks Ben Gordon’s lay-up in Thunder-Magic
Ben Gordon had two choices on this two-on-one fastbreak.
A. He could easily lob it to his super athletic teammate, Aaron Gordon. That would be an easy two points and it would get the home crowd going because Aaron Gordon has hops and he can do whatever the heck he want with the ball in the air.
B. Challenge the much taller Kevin Durant and try to convert a lay-up.
Ben Gordon chose...
Via That NBA Lottery Pick
12 days ago
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Ben Gordon: My Game Is Back
The signing of Ben Gordon on a two-year, $8 million contract by the Orlando Magic was widely criticized after his substandard play with the Charlotte Hornets.
"My game is back," Gordon said Monday. "My game is sharp. I'm being efficient and doing what I wanted to accomplish. They brought me in to bring a spark off the bench, and I've tried to keep my end of the deal."
Gordon, 31...
Ben Gordon Officially Signs with Magic
Well we knew it was coming following the elimination of the free agent moratorium period, but the Orlando Magic have officially signed Ben Gordon. The team didn’t release terms of the deal, but we know it’s a 2-year, $9 million contract. The second year of the deal is a team option. Magic General Manager Rob Hennigan discussed the signing:
“Ben (Gordon) brings valuable experience...
Via Magic Basketball Online
July 11, 2014
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Orlando Magic: Ben Gordon Contract Grade
Orlando Magic: Ben Gordon Contract Grade
By Tashan Reed: Staff Writer @ Hoopstuff…
On the second day of the free agency, Ben Gordon agreed to a 2 year, $9 million deal with the Orlando Magic. The surprise with the deal isn’t that Gordon was signed, but instead the money that he was able to get. However, the second year of the deal is a team option and therefore isn’t fully...
Charlotte Hornets: Breaking down the 2014-2015 salary cap
Hey it’s no longer the Charlotte Bobcats anymore and while it was nice for the city to have a team I don’t think anyone’s going to be missing the ‘Cats. It’s good to have this wrong made right and give the city a chance to reclaim its buzz. The Charlotte Hornets currently lead the NBA in new season ticket sales, merchandise sales are through the roof and the team has tripled...
Via isportsweb.com
May 26, 2014
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Charlotte Hornets: Successful first day
The Charlotte Bobcats officially rebranded to the Charlotte Hornets on Tuesday afternoon, hours before the NBA Draft Lottery occurred late Tuesday night. And thanks in large part to the continued luck of the Cleveland Cavaliers, the brand new Charlotte Hornets now own the 9th and 24th picks in the first round of the upcoming 2014 NBA Draft that will take place on June 26th.
During...
Via isportsweb.com
May 21, 2014
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NBA update: Bobcats waive Ben Gordon
Image via: WikiCommons One day after he is no longer eligible for the playoffs, the Charlotte Bobcats request waivers on Ben Gordon. The Oklahoma City Thunder expressed interest in acquiring him but the agreement did not happen in time to do so. Bobcats president of operations Rod higgins made the announcement yesterday (March 2nd) and now the team roster stands at 14 players...
Via Sports Rumor Alert
March 03, 2014
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Charlotte Bobcats: Making the right moves
As the NBA heads into the final few days before the trade deadline there seems to be a few rumors floating around of the Charlotte Bobcats wanting to make moves. Unlike in the previous few years however when the Bobcats were already long out of contention this year the Bobcats currently hold the 8th seed. This means that instead of being sellers at the deadline the Bobcats will...
Via isportsweb.com
February 17, 2014
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Are the Bobcats In Line to Trade Ben Gordon
Ben Gordon has been only one thing since suiting up in a Charlotte Bobcats uniform for the first time last season…horrendous. Not only has he lacked big contributions that people thought he would once provide but what it really comes down to is the awful contract the Cats are paying him.
13 million dollars is going to a player who is currently putting up 5.6 points a game...
Via Trade Street Post
January 07, 2014
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