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Bobcats Sign 2nd Rounder, Davidson
The Bobcats acquired the rights to Davidson from the Golden State Warriors in the draft-night deal that exchanged rookie Brandan Wright for shooting guard Jason Richardson. Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Odom To Nets Falls Through
"It was very close, but just didn't happen," said one league source. The three-way talks flourished a few weeks ago, and one source insisted Charlotte part-owner Michael Jordan squashed the deal. Wallace, who shares the same agent, Rob Pelinka, as Kobe Bryant, yesterday re-signed with Charlotte (six years, $57 million) after averaging 18.1 points. Odom averaged 15.9 points and 9.8 rebounds for L.A. while Jefferson averaged 16.3 points. So the Nets' Big Three of Jason Kidd, a re-signed Vince Carter and Jefferson nearly evaporated. Again. New Jersey Nets, Los Angeles Lakers, Charlotte Bobcats Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Sources: Bucks Add Depth With Ex-Bobcat Voskuhl
The signing was expected to be announced Thursday, when the Bucks were to renounce their rights to at least one of their five free agents in order to clear room to sign Voskuhl. Milwaukee's unrestricted free agents are Ruben Patterson, Brian Skinner, Earl Boykins and Jared Reiner. Also, Ersan Ilyasova (who plans to play in Europe next season) and Charlie Bell are restricted free agents. Milwaukee Bucks, Charlotte Bobcats Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Bobcats Jul 2007 Archive
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The Charlotte Bobcats signed second-round pick Jermareo Davidson, a power forward out of Alabama.
According to multiple league sources, the Nets were "very close" to completing a three-team trade that would have landed Lamar Odom from the Lakers while sending Richard Jefferson to the Bobcats. The Lakers, in turn, would have received Gerald Wallace from Charlotte.
Veteran center Jake Voskuhl has reached agreement with the Milwaukee Bucks on a one-year, $3 million contract, ESPN.com's Chris Sheridan is reporting.