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Zydrunas saga update: Z. wants ring, wants it with Cleveland

March 5, 2010

The latest chapter in the Ilgauskas-back-to-Cleveland is a short one, best summarized in a single emphatic line from agent Herb Rudoy and run in Associated Press stories: “It is Zydrunas’ desire to return to the Cavaliers if a suitable contract can be agreed upon.”

Continued Rudoy’s email missive: “He hopes to return to bring a championship to the Cavaliers and to the city of Cleveland.”

Excellent news for all parties, then. And with three weeks off or so, The Big Z will have perfected that superdope Cavaliers handshake.

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