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» Tuesday, November 8 2011 |
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Emiliano Carchia: Interesting move by Alonzo Gee who simply left Asseco Prokom Gdynia without a single word. Just an sms to the coach writing he is leaving. Alonzo Gee wrote in the sms to Asseco Prokom that he is leaving for personal reasons and won't play anymore for the Polish team Twitter |
» Sunday, June 12 2011 |
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Alonzo Gee, Manny Harris and Samardo Samuels have no salary protection on next year's contracts. They'll all likely be invited to training camp. News-Herald |
» Tuesday, December 28 2010 |
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The Cleveland Cavaliers held a tryout featuring six available small forwards late Monday to replace Jawad Williams, and after a brief deliberation, the team announced Tuesday the decision to sign Alonzo Gee. FanHouse.com Jawad Williams' empty spot on the Cleveland Cavaliers roster didn't remain vacant long. Today, the Cavs filled the opening created by Williams waiver on Monday by signing guard/forward Alonzo Gee, according to General Manager Chris Grant. Cleveland Plain Dealer The Cleveland Cavaliers released under-performing Jawad Williams on Monday, but they may not leave his roster spot open for long. The Cavaliers are expected soon to host NBA D-League standouts Kyle Weaver, Othyus Jeffers, Patrick Ewing Jr. and Marcus Landry along with Antoine Wright and Alonzo Gee for a workout, according to league sources. FanHouse.com |
» Monday, December 27 2010 |
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Sam Amick: After waiving J. Williams, Cleveland is working out Pat Ewing Jr., Marcus Landry, Antoine Wright, & Alonzo Gee, a league source tells FH. Twitter |
» Monday, December 20 2010 |
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Wizards president Ernie Grunfeld announced Monday that the team has signed point guard Lester Hudson. Per team policy, terms of the deal were not announced. Hudson appeared in six games earlier this season for Washington, before being waived on November 22nd to make room for Alonzo Gee. RealGM |
» Tuesday, November 23 2010 |
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Just 11 games in, the season is barely a month old and the Washington Wizards are undergoing another transition. As practice concluded on Monday, reserve point guard Lester Hudson was carrying a FedEx box as he walked out of Verizon Center, perhaps for the final time, after he was waived earlier in the day to make room for swingman Alonzo Gee. Washington Post He realized that his time with the Wizards was about to come to an abrupt end when he got a phone call on Monday morning asking him to come in and meet with Wizards President Ernie Grunfeld and vice president of basketball administration Tommy Sheppard. So when he sat down and they told him that he was getting waived, Hudson wasn't shocked. "I knew it was going to be something," Hudson said before leaving the arena for the last time. "The last couple of days, I had a feeling about something. I don't know if it was a good thing or a bad thing. And it was this." Washington Post Grunfeld and Sheppard gave Hudson some words of encouragement, telling him that he belongs in the NBA and should find his way back in due time. Placed in this position last season, Hudson had to earn his keep in the NBA Developmental League, but Hudson said he hadn't considered that option just yet. "I don't know about the D-League. I don't think it's on my mind right now. Might be D-League, but it depends," Hudson said. Washington Post |
» Monday, November 22 2010 |
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The Wizards have completed a somewhat startling reunion, as the team has brought back swingman Alonzo Gee, according to multiple league sources. In order to make the move possible, the Wizards waived reserve point guard Lester Hudson. Washington Post Gee received a non-guaranteed deal with the Wizards, according to a source with knowledge of the situation. The team would have until early January to determine whether or not to keep him for the rest of the season. The source added that Gee's signing is not related to the health of Josh Howard, who has yet to play this season while recovering from left knee surgery. Howard is still on schedule to come back some time in December. Washington Post |
» Tuesday, November 16 2010 |
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The San Antonio Spurs today announced that they have waived guard Alonzo Gee. Gee appeared in five games this season, totaling 2 points, 3 rebounds and 2 blocks in 17 minutes. NBA.com |
» Tuesday, October 26 2010 |
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The moving part is Alonzo Gee, a second-year wing man who appears to be the Spurs' unlucky 14th. As our friends at 48 Minutes of Hell mentioned today,, Gee has a funky contract that becomes guaranteed in increments. Whether they waive him today or next month, Gee has already been bought and paid for through Nov. 25. After that, the Spurs must guarantee an additional $100,000 to keep him. His full $762,195 contract becomes guaranteed on Jan. 10. The Spurs can keep Gee around without spending any more money until late November. It gives them more time to make a decision on him -- or try to get something for him from someone in a trade. Until he becomes too cost-ineffective to keep on the roster, Gee can stick around San Antonio, and possibly head to the Development League in Austin. With the Spurs still eyeing a 13-man roster, however, he shouldn't get too comfortable. San Antonio Express-News |
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