Players NOT Extended

Players, of note and interest, that will be free agents next year.

R = Restricted
U = Unrestricted

Gordon Hayward (R) - SF (Jazz) Asked for a 4 year, $50M extension.  Welcome to Planet Earth, kid.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/h/haywago01.html

Eric Bledsoe (R) - PG (Phoenix) 6'1"
http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/b/bledser01.html

Evan Turner (R) - SG (Philly) 6'7" 205#
http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/t/turneev01.html

Jan Vesely (U) - SF/PF (Wiz) 6'11", 240#.  A 6'11" 240# SF?  He must have zero strength (or zero heart). #6 pick in the 2011 draft.  46%ft.  52%fg.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/v/veselja01.html

Chris Singleton (U) - PF (Wiz) 6'8", 230#.  #18 in the 2011 draft.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/s/singlch01.html

Carmelo Anthony (R). Who?





bob



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Marshmellow Anthony said he wants to retire in NY. If they can shed Amar'e's contract, they could make some moves.




KJ

Add Greg Monroe (R) Detroit, to the list.
6'11", 250# center. An EXCELLENT high post passer.

I don't know if we have anybody they'd want, but I'd love to have Monroe in green.



bob


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Evan Turner said, 11/1, "I didn't expect anything, because Hinkie is not my GM," Turner said. "I didn't come up with Hinkie or anything. He has his own plan for stuff, and that's pretty much it."

Sounds like the beginning of the end of Evan Turner's tenure in Philly.

Who would you give up for him? Anybody?

Here's the rest of the article:

Evan Turner and the Philadelphia 76ers allowed the deadline for an extension to pass without any discussions.

"There was nothing whatsoever," Turner said Friday morning. "Nothing was done. That's it.

"There was nothing to talk about. There was no discussion."

Turner does not seem to believe that he is in Sam Hinkie's plans.

"I didn't expect anything, because Hinkie is not my GM," Turner said. "I didn't come up with Hinkie or anything. He has his own plan for stuff, and that's pretty much it."

Turner could be traded before the February deadline and is unlikely to remain with the 76ers past the upcoming offseason.

Brett Brown believes Turner will remain a vocal leader and professional throughout the season.

Via Keith Pompey/Philadelphia Inquirer


bob



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