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Re: More Walker



Thank you Simon.  Though I have been known to wish for more consistency in
areas of his game, I ain't quite willing to trade him for a couple boxes of
kraft dinner.

And thank you also for calling it by its' proper name, the "Bird Exemption."
What's with this Bird Exception stuff?  I've even seen some of the Globe's
finest using that.

Cecil

-----Original Message-----
From: Simon Kean <skean@atlasmail.com>
To: Celtics <Celtics@igtc.com>
Date: Thursday, October 08, 1998 10:06 PM
Subject: RE: More Walker


>>Walker to the Clippers would never happen due to the Clippers ownership.
>>I really doubt that the Clippers are looking to acquire any player that
>>demands a $100M contract.
>I think that is an excellent point. Also, I can't swear that I'd rather
have any three of the Clippers' players in exchange for Walker & Pierce, as
Witch Craft proposed...even if Olo and Taylor were somehow inthe mix.
>
>This my point exactly. No one on the Clippers roster at present is remotely
worth giving up Walker for, let alone throwing Pierce into the mix. I can't
understand the mentality of these people who want to give up on this guy.
Fine he wants a big contract. I think the league will take care of this
problem for us. He wont get Garnett type money under the new CBA. The NBA
have come to play in regards to the Bird exemption. He will still get big
money, but wont bust our cap situation, and he'll be worth every penny in my
eyes.
>
>I'm sorry but I don't see Maurice Taylor in the same light. If Pitino does
give up my boy Antoine for anything less than an all-star caliber player
(which none of the Clippers are), there is something  wrong with the world.
>
>Simon Kean
>
>