Nets GM Billy King told reporters today, including Newsday's Rod Boone (Twitter link), that his team is "close" to signing Kris Humphries to a new deal. King added that "it's a process" and said that it mostly came down to money at this point, tweets SI.com's Chris Mannix.
Marc Stein of ESPN.com reported yesterday (via Twitter) that the Nets were said to be offering Humphries a three-year, $24MM deal, while the Bobcats' offer was for three years and $22MM. For Brooklyn, re-signing Humphries makes some sense, since the team holds his Bird rights and could only sign outside free agents to minimum-salary deals. Of course, the Nets could also get something in return if they pulled off a sign-and-trade deal to send Humphries elsewhere.
yeah they are gonna need some rebounding cause lopez is a joke on the boards .. i hope the nets are able to give the heat a run but i just have a feeling they are gonna be fighting for the 8th seed with new york ,
They’re not gonna be an 8 seed there is just to much talent and they are in the East they will be a top 4 team in the East. This year they could be as high a 2 and as low as 4. As far as giving the Heat a run if they meet in the playoffs they could win and they will give them a tough series but even as a Nets fan I see the Heat beating them about 85/100 times.
yea why not say they will beat everyone bull s— f–k the nets they were a joke last year and they will be a joke for years to come ha ha ha a heat fan never will be my heat ha ha ha kept dreaming ha ha ha
i meant beat sorry spelling error