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Nola gets '14 NBA All-Star Weekend with Benson Deal
April 16th, 2012 1:21 PMMany NBA economist have speculated as to whether it’s financially viable for a team to be located in the southeastern part of the US. During the lockout…
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Benson's purchase of Hornets means the team will stay in New Orleans
April 13th, 2012 12:03 PMThe long and convoluted ownership drama surrounding the New Orleans Hornets will finally come to an end now that Saints owner Tom Benson has come through with…
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Cross another team off the list of potential suitors of New Orleans Hornets Center Chris Kaman. The Philadelphia 76ers current payroll is sitting at $65.8M, and while Kaman’s $14M salary could be considered an asset as it expires at the end of the year, the strong play that the Sixers have gotten from Center Spencer Hawes (PER 22.4) has made center much less of a priority than originally expected. On top of that, Hawes is still recovering from an Achilles injury, and he and perhaps rookie big man Nikola Vucevic would have to be the centerpiece of any trade. The reality is such that the Sixers are in both great shape financially, and from a talent standpoint, and are not in dire need of drastically tinkering with their roster.