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June 24, 2008

Louis Scola back to Europe – Panathinaikos?
Think about it: Once again a rumor makes sense if you are a Panathinaikos fan. If you are a Houston Rockets fan or executive, it sounds more like a bad joke. Why would you want to release a rookie who plays like a NBA veteran?

No chance for any European team to rip Scola out of that great Houston team:

Lynn Greer to Siena
With the ongoing rumor about Terrell McIntyre joining Panathinaikos or Maccabi Tel Aviv, Siena must come up with options. If you look at Lynn Greer, who played for Olympiakos last season, offering him a good contract in Italy makes sense.

Not only does Siena win a great guard, they’ll also get a nice buyout for Terrell McIntyre.

Greer to Siena: makes sense and is a possible deal:

Not much in rumors going on today though. We’ve seen a few great signings of European NBA players so far and we are all intrigued already, but how excited will we be when the clubs start announcing their Americans? Well some might think this is the year the Europeans turn the blockbuster trades …

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