Big B Ben Wallace out for Detroit

[wormwood_2020]

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Ben Wallace had been decision being a free agent in NBA and accept the offer of Chicago worth
$50 million dollar . .

[StyM]

he would be a good addition to the bulls...

[rivers]

he should rather stay in detroit.

segurado gyud ko na mag lisod siya ug adjust sa mga players didto. for me, he is just a purely role player with no offensive threat. and his role fits in detroit.

[edgeknife]

If I am to comment on Big Ben's out of Pistons, I think the main factor there is coach Flip Saunders. It's because Flip is only an offensive-minded coach, not a defensive-minded coach. :mrgreen:

[omad]

the agreed amount is $60M for four years. :mrgreen:

[wormwood_2020]

the agreed amount is $60M for four years. :mrgreen:

but ang gi-post lge sa newspaper ky $50 million ra . .

[--Makoy--]

he should rather stay in detroit.

segurado gyud ko na mag lisod siya ug adjust sa mga players didto. for me, he is just a purely role player with no offensive threat. and his role fits in detroit.

thats what the bulls ned, a big man who could really man the paint. i dont think he will be having a hard time adjusting with the bulls since his game is hustle, defense, and doing the dirty work.

now the bulls can play good defense

[omad]

but ang gi-post lge sa newspaper ky $50 million ra . . ...maybe we're reading different newspapers...

Ben Wallace leaving Pistons to sign with Bulls
By Chad Ford
ESPN Insider

For the last six years, Ben Wallace has been the face of the Detroit Pistons. No more.

Add up the money and that opportunity, and even Ben Wallace couldn't resist walking away from what was regarded as the NBA's best five-man, all-for-one ensemble, as well as a city that treasured him.

That city is now in mourning: Independence Day 2006 will be recorded in local history as the day Detroiters woke up to Wallace's free-agent defection and Stevie Yzerman's retirement.

A league source said Monday night that Wallace has told the Pistons he has accepted an offer from the Chicago Bulls.

While the offer was first thought to be a four-year, $52 million deal, a source close to the negotiations told ESPN.com that the deal is actually for four years and $60 million, with a starting salary of nearly $14 million a year.

rest of story

[maerkz]

sayang angayan man cya sa pistons
but the money is tempting, i dont blame him

[celtic_predator]

I doubt the BULLS will be a contender, even with the addition of Big Ben.