IC Cold Links: Pacers Move Cautiously Into NBA Free Agent Market
Here are a few links of interest as we wait for the NBA free agent signing period to begin tomorrow:
- Pacers Insider on Daniels and Hansbrough
Mike Wells comments on the reasoning behind not picking up Quisy's option and dumps out the notebook on Hansbrough. - NBA game in Taiwan sold out
The Indiana Pacers pre-season game against the Denver Nuggets in Taipei, Taiwan on October 8th sold out in a few days. - Ants renew affiliations with NBA teams
The Indiana Pacers renewed their D-League affiliation with Fort Wayne for the coming season. Whether or not they'll actually use said affiliation remains to be seen. - Lengthy journey takes Robert Vaden to Oklahoma
Terry Hutchens reports on Robert Vaden long journey to the NBA. We've been hearing about Vaden's game since he was a Freshman at Cathedral and committed to Purdue. Since then he went to two different high schools and played at two colleges although not Purdue. His ability to score buckets never changed and I always loved his mid-range game in high school. Hope he finds his niche and sticks in the league. - NBA free agents: 2009 class
This is a team-by-team list of NBA free agents. - NBA Free Agency Preview: The Calm Before The Storm - The Baseline
Sean Deveney digs into the issues and players that should impact the NBA's free agent signing period which starts tomorrow. - Will NBA teams be as tight as the economy?
Mike Bresnahan considers this summer's free agent signing period amid tough economic times for many teams.
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With both DJ and Vaden playing for the Thunder, I’ll probably star turning into a bit of an Oklahoma fan. I hate the idea of cheering for a team who’s owners lied their way out of Seattle, but I’m a huge fan of those two IU guys
"If you don't [draft me], I promise you I'll come back and kick your ass for the next 15 years."
by psvirsky on Jun 30, 2009 10:15 AM EDT reply actions 0 recs
Man I remember Vaden waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay back in the day when I was playing middle school AAU ball. He was like THE player to watch… everyone would gravitate towards the game he was in.
Indiana as a state has produced a very good amount of pros recently…
by dbcb on Jun 30, 2009 10:18 AM EDT reply actions 0 recs
















