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February 23, 2006

Heat acquire Anderson from Rockets for Fitch

The Miami Heat acquire Derek Anderson from the Houston Rockets for Gerald Fitch.

Heat acquire Anderson from Rockets for Fitch [Yahoo Sports / AP]

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Sixers trade Nailon to Cavaliers

The Philadelphia 76ers traded forward Lee Nailon and a second-round pick in the 2006 draft to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Thursday for a conditional second-round pick.

Sixers trade Nailon to Cavaliers [ESPN / AP]

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Nets send Jackson to Hornets

According to ESPN.com the New Jersey Nets have agreed to send Marc Jackson and forward Linton Johnson to the New Orleans Hornets in for Bostjan Nachbar.

The Nets' motive for the deal was to get under the tax level to sign Tim Thomas if and when the Bulls buy out his contract.

Nets clear cap room, send Jackson to Hornets [ESPN.com]

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Nuggets acquire Patterson, Evans; send Watson to Sonics

According to ESPN.com the Denver Nuggets will acquire Ruben Patterson and Reggie Evans and send Earl Watson to the Seattle SuperSonics. The Portland Trailblazers get Nuggets guard Voshon Lenard and Sonics center Vitaly Potapenko as part of this three-team deal. Portland's Charles Smith will end up with the Nuggets as well in this deal.

Three-way deal brings Watson to Sonics [ESPN.com]

UPDATE:

The details have changed a bit:

Seattle center Vitaly Potapenko and Blazers guard Sergei Monia were sent to Sacramento, which moved forward/center Brian Skinner to Portland.

Blazers make deadline deal, get frontcourt help [ESPN.com / AP]

So the Trailblazers get Skinner instead of Potapenko. This it not a bad deal for Portland and Skinner of course. Skinner is a good rebounder and can block shots when he gets to play that is! Makes you wonder what Sacramento's long-term plans are for the center position. This leaves them with Jamal Sampson behind Brad Miller; maybe the plan is to play Shareef Abdur-Rahim more at this position. Kenny Thomas has been filling the starting power forward role lately since Adbur-Rahim's broken jaw injury.

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February 22, 2006

Steve Francis headed to New York Knicks

According to ESPN Insider, the New York Knicks and the Orlando Magic.
agreed to a deal Wednesday that would send Steve Francis to New York for Penny Hardaway and Trevor Ariza.

Sources: Francis dealt to Knicks for Penny, Ariza [ESPN Insider]

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February 15, 2006

Pistons trade Darko Milicic to Magic

Wednesday night word is, The Detroit Pistons are trading Darko Milicic and Carlos Arroyo to the Orlando Magic for a first-round selection and center Kelvin Cato.

Deal is done: Darko is gone [The Detroit News]

Pistons trade Milicic to Magic [Yahoo Sports / AP]

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February 14, 2006

Sonics trade Radmanovic to Clippers for Wilcox

I'm sure Vladimir Radmanovic, who turned down a $42 million, six-year deal with the Seattle SuperSonics before the season, is happy with this deal. Radmanovic has been complaining lately about decreased playing time under coach Bob Hill. Time will tell if Radmanovic can improve as a Clipper and actually deserve the kind of deal he turned down with the Sonics. Hopefully this deal helps Chris Wilcox as well; his stats and minutes have been a disappointment this year.

SuperSonics send Radmanovic to Clippers for Wilcox [Yahoo Sports / AP]

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