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LAST UPDATE: 7/1/2004 6:19:42 AM
Posted By: Kori Ellis
By Kori Ellis
SpursZONE.com
When the clock strikes midnight on the East coast tonight, the San Antonio
Spurs and the NBA’s 29 other teams can begin negotiating with free agents.
The Spurs will concentrate on their own free agents, but also take a look
at several players around the league that have piqued their interest.
Their Own
Manu Ginobili -- Obviously Ginobili will be the Spurs’ top priority this
offseason. With suitors from Denver to Phoenix, the 6-6 swingman will get
national attention. When all is said and done, the Argentine sensation will
probably end up back in Alamo City securing a long-term deal where he is
already comfortable.
Bruce Bowen -- It’s unclear whether Bowen elected not to pick up his
player option to help the Spurs with cap space or if he really wants
to test the market. Bowen’s intangibles are difficult to measure, but
valued by the Spurs’ brass. The 33-years-old defensive specialist will
most likely ink a 3-year deal with San Antonio and finish out his career
in the Silver and Black.
Hedo Turkoglu -- After a less than stellar postseason, Turkoglu will test
the free agency waters. The 6-10 swingman hit his stride midseason, hitting
53.8% of his 3-pointers in January and 47.9% in March. But as the season
wound down and the playoffs arrived, Turkoglu seemed to lose his confidence
and his shot. If it’s a long-term deal he’s looking for, Turkoglu may be
pressed to look elsewhere.
The Others
Rafer Alston -- With Alston, San Antonio would get a back-up point guard who
can knock down shots from the perimeter. Alston is coming off a solid season
in Miami where he averaged 11.6 points, 4.8 assists and 1.96 steals after the
All-Star break. He is also a good rebounder for his size and isn’t afraid to
shoot.
Brent Barry -- A dead-eye shooter who can also pass, Barry will be a hot
commodity this summer. If the Spurs lose Ginobili, they will probably take
a serious look at Barry. But otherwise, he will be out of San Antonio’s
price range.
Jon Barry -- The gritty veteran would be a welcome addition on the Spurs’
bench. Obviously not the athlete his brother is, but this Barry would bring
mental toughness and a knack for hitting big shots.
Kobe Bryant -- When a player the caliber of Kobe becomes available, you have
to take a look. The Spurs will make a courtesy call to Bryant’s agent, but
not give him the attention that teams like the Suns and Clippers will. Bryant
has already expressed his desire to stay with a big market team -- that’s
not the Spurs. After flirting with Phoenix, Bryant will remain with the
Lakers where he can call all the shots.
Brian Cardinal -- Cardinal had a career year last season for the Warriors.
He is an energy player who is deceptively skilled. He can do everything from
hit threes to crash the defensive glass.
Adonal Foyle -- An economical bigman who would provide the Spurs with
rebounding and bulk off the bench. Coming off injury, Foyle averaged
nearly four boards in 13 mpg last season with Golden State.
Fred Hoiberg -- With the Spurs in dire need of a perimeter shooter,
Hoiberg’s name will be mentioned. He has a slick stroke from beyond
the arc and also is a deadeye from the charity stripe.
Stephen Jackson -- After a year with the Hawks, Jackson should be primed
to return to San Antonio. Never afraid to shoot, Jack would bring more
competitiveness and fire to the Spurs’ backcourt. If his contract demands
are reasonable, the Spurs should give him some serious consideration.
Damon Jones -- If the Spurs opt to pick up another point guard, Jones is
worth a look. Second in the league in assist-to-turnover ratio last season,
the 6-3 guard has a balanced, steady game that would be great addition to any
roster.
Tony Massenburg -- With the future of Kevin Willis uncertain, Massenburg is a
player who can step right in and fill the same role. He’s a rugged, hardnosed
player who will never be pushed around.
Anthony Peeler -- Peeler led the league in three-point percentage last season,
connecting on a blistering 48.2% of his attempts. The Spurs could use his
shooting touch as Peeler could fulfill a Steve Kerr type role.
Wesley Person -- If the Spurs need a veteran who can knock down shots from
beyond the arc, Person (41.6% 3FG) is their man. After seeing time with
three different teams last season, 33-year-old Person would like to settle
somewhere to finish his career.
Brian Skinner -- This Baylor product has been one of the most underrated
players throughout his NBA tenure. He’s a career 50% shooter from the
field and is an above average rebounder and shotblocker.
Bob Sura -- The Spurs have had an interest in Sura in past campaigns.
After getting off to a slow start with the Pistons, his game blossomed
when he joined the Hawks. While in Atlanta, he averaged 14.7 points, 8.3
rebounds and 5.3 assists.
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