Originally Posted by
SQUiDnine
@lunateec22: unsai balita sa Nets boss? i trade jud si Carter ug Anthony? nindota unta aneh noh! hehehe!
Actually, no matter how the trade made sense, Denver was reluctant to let go of Melo. Mas i-let go pa siguro nila si Iverson for a PG. HOWEVER, naa sad rumors karon for an
Carmelo Anthony-Chauncey Billups swap between Detroit and Denver.
Billups might enjoy a move to the Nuggets as he is from the Denver area. George Karl and Co. are seemingly open to the idea of trading Anthony because of his off-court issues and attitude, which are making headlines and drastically losing Melo's trade value.
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