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» Tuesday, August 7 2012

Lou Amundson's agent has had an ongoing dialogue with the Knicks about bringing the bruising center to New York. Several teams, including some with more money to offer than the Knicks, have also expressed interest in Amundson. According to Chris Tomasson of Fox Sports Florida, Amundson has drawn interest from Charlotte, which can offer the $2.5 non tax-payer exception. The Knicks can offer only the veteran's minimum to Amundson. ESPN.com

A source close to free-agent forward Lou Amundson said Charlotte is looking at Amundson, and that it's unlikely he would go to Greece. Panathinaikos has been mentioned as a possibility but the Amundson camp is wary about how Josh Childress' game fell off after he went to play in Greece and returned to the NBA. The source said the New York Knicks are also looking at Amundson. However, the Knicks only can offer the minimum and Amundson is looking for a deal in the area of $3 million a season. Sulia

 

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» Sunday, December 18 2011

The Warriors traded for reserve guard Brandon Rush on Sunday. On his Twitter account, he said he said his farewells to his teammates and coaches and that he would miss the Indiana Pacers’ locker room. Rush averaged 8.9 points and 3.6 rebounds in three seasons with the Pacers. He was suspended the first five games last season for violating the league’s substance abuse policy. San Francisco Chronicle

To get Rush, the Warriors shipped forward Lou Amundson to Indiana. Amundson was held out of Saturday night’s exhibition win over Sacramento, and when I asked Mark Jackson about Amundson, the coach said, “He just didn’t dress. That’ll will be discussed, I guess. He just didn’t dress. Check with the trainer on that. I’m sorry.” San Francisco Chronicle

The Warriors are in the process of trading Lou Amundson, according to a team source. A second source confirmed it is for Indiana Pacers swingman Brandon Rush. Amundson was held out of Saturday’s game vs. Sacramento. It is not official and likely won’t be before Sunday. I’m told its a straight-up trade. Contra Costa Times

 

» Friday, December 2 2011

Amundson is the first Warriors’ player to use the team facilities since they were opened by the NBA on Thursday. After a workout Friday, he talked us through scouting reports on each of the free-agent centers on the market — everyone except Nene. “I’m going to plead the fifth on this one,” Amundson said. “I knew you were going to ask me that, but I’m going to plead the fifth.” Amundson still hasn’t gotten over a physical matchup with Nene from March of 2009. That meeting ended when Nene head-butted and elbowed Amundson and was ejected. San Francisco Chronicle

 

» Sunday, November 6 2011

 

» Monday, September 26 2011

Amundson said playing international ball is not an option for him. Curry and Wright, who each had shown interest in playing overseas, backed off those plans. Curry has been cleared to resume all basketball activities after May surgery on his right ankle, but he still hasn’t played on back-to-back days. “Playing overseas would make sense if I was healthy, but I don’t have enough time to prepare myself to be effective over there,” he said. “I’m a basketball junkie and love to play, but I’m not bored. I’m working out and getting the details in order of taking my game to the next level.” San Francisco Chronicle

 

» Tuesday, September 20 2011

Lou Amundson was never expected to be a difference-maker when the Warriors signed him as a free agent last offseason. But certainly most thought he would be able to chip in some, and give the Warriors some help in an area of need: the frontcourt. He's a relatively big body on a notoriously small team, and his best skills are rebounding and defense. Sounds like the perfect situation for a high-energy, role-playing guy like Amundson. But Amundson never really did a whole lot last season for the Warriors, not that all of it was his fault. CSNBayArea.com

"In retrospect, how I feel now with how I felt then. I wanted to feel like I was a 100 percent but knowing how I feel, I definitely wasn't," Amundson said after a workout with teammates. "That's difficult when you want to play and play at a hight level and your body just won't let you. With the finger and the back, it was a tough season. Obviously I want to stay healthy this year." CSNBayArea.com

 

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