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[WeMissPhilJackson]

well we all saw what happened when he got matched up with Pau..

but the west will not "MURDER" the pistons if boozer was their center.

Edited by Vitek, July 12, 2009 - 07:15 AM.

[Dr.PhilUpOnU]

but the west will not "MURDER" the pistons if boozer was their center.

not everybody from the west, but the lakers will

[WeMissPhilJackson]

not everybody from the west, but the lakers will

O.K :lol:

That's your opinion.

[Klewfish]

Well the East is the ones that have Dwight, Shaq. Talent wise Boozer is better than Prince but they just don't have the space for them. They have to move Rip at this point IMO.

[D1ZzY24]

I would agree on this trade if i were the pistons, i will put rip on the sf position.

The line-up will look like this,

PG - Stuckey
SG - Gordon
SF - Hamilton
PF - Villanueva
C - Boozer

There is no way Hamilton can play the 3. He is wayyy undersized.

[KittenPuncher]

Well the East is the ones that have Dwight, Shaq. Talent wise Boozer is better than Prince but they just don't have the space for them. They have to move Rip at this point IMO.

yeah. i agree. detroit should be eyeing guys like chandler and the likes

boozer won't fit as long as charlie v is in the lineup(unless charlie v comes off the bench)

[LALakersFan4Life]

Warriors Could Have Dealt Stephen Jackson For Tayshaun Prince Last Season



Multiple sources confirmed former Golden State executive vice president of basketball operations Chris Mullin had the makings of a deal in place to send Stephen Jackson to the Eastern Conference, as Yahoo Sports reported Thursday.

One of the sources said there were talks that included Detroit Pistons forward Tayshaun Prince. But the deal was nixed by team president Robert Rowell's extension talks with Jackson.

http://www.contracostatimes.com/warriors/ci_13572856?nclick_check=1

Edited by LALakersFan4Life, June 14, 2010 - 03:14 PM.

[popo]

They could of used a defensive minded player.

[LALakersFan4Life]

Tay Is Piston Most Likely To Be Dealt



If the Pistons are going to break up their core, Marc Stein of ESPN.com writes that Tayshaun Prince is the player most likely to be traded.

Prince's contract ends after the 2010-11 season, during which he'll make $11.1 million. In addition, Detroit has young guys (like Austin Daye, Jonas Jerebko and DaJuan Summer) who can handle mintues at small forward.

"I know there are a lot of conversations going on," one source said. "I'm sure Tay's in play."

The main problem regarding a Prince trade may be his injury-riddled season.

http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/post/_/id/12166/more-trade-chatter-if-thats-ok

Edited by LALakersFan4Life, June 14, 2010 - 03:24 PM.

[Clutch]

now he should really go to miami lol

[LALakersFan4Life]

Trade Rumors Heavier This Year For Tayshaun Prince



Pistons forward Tayshaun Prince isn't worried about hearing his name in trade rumors, but his family is a different story.

"There was some talk last year and the year before, but so much more this year and that's why it's been bothering them," said Prince.

"Last year there were reports of me going to L.A., and they were going crazy about that. It's just part of the business and we'll see what happens."

Prince's name has been mentioned in a number of rumors, but none of them have traction, according to the Detroit News.

"I'm pretty sure it goes for guys around the league. It's just something that happens and you have to move on from it," he said. "I haven't been paying much attention to it, but my family does more than I do."

http://www.detnews.com/article/20100210/SPORTS0102/2100322/1127/sports0102/Tayshaun-Prince-not-worried-about-trade-rumors

[LALakersFan4Life]

Rip Hamilton and Tayshaun Prince May Not Return To Detroit



Richard Hamilton and Tayshaun Prince have been mainstays in Detroit in recent years, but the pair could be on their way out.

Vince Ellis of the Detroit Free-Press writes that Hamilton and Prince are among the members of the Pistons that aren't expected back for next season.

The Pistons are expected to push the ball more and Hamilton is better in a half-court offense. He'll make $12.6 million next year.

Prince is entering a contract year and will make $11.1 million, which makes him easier to move than Hamilton.

http://www.freep.com/article/20100416/SPORTS03/4160360

Edited by LALakersFan4Life, June 14, 2010 - 03:23 PM.

[Clutch]

i have great respect for these 2

[Instigator]

Rip to LA?

[Windu]

I don't care for either but I wouldn't mind the defensive services of Prince.

[Grandpa Herman]

Detroit is destined to be terrible for years.

[azlaker]

will rip come off the bench?


odom/rip off the bench

[LALakersFan4Life]

Tayshaun Prince Could Be Option For Kings



The Kings are looking for a small forward and Detroit's Tayshaun Prince could be a viable option.

The Pistons are looking to make some changes and it is believed that either Richard Hamilton or Prince will be dealt.

Sources told Yahoo! Sports that Sacramento is open to trade possibilities. They have the fifth pick in this month's NBA Draft and they are also looking to accommodate Andres Nocioni's trade request.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news;_ylt=AoJ_j6lN0o_j6HWxBDNraeK8vLYF?slug=ys-favorscousins061310

[Junayd]

I like the move. Rip needs to go to New Orleans already

[LALakersFan4Life]

Tayshaun Prince To Kings For Andres Nocioni & 7th Pick?

Sacramento Kings have offered their 5th pick and Nocioni to the Detroit Pistons for the 7th pick & Tayshaun Prince says ESPN's Chad Ford

http://twitter.com/RossGeiger