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» Monday, December 24 2012 |
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Outlaw’s previous season-high was 11 points, which he had twice, including at the Rose Garden during the Kings’ 99-80 win. But he was scoreless in five games before Sunday, including two games when he did not play at all. “I want to do well every night,” Outlaw said. “I mean, it’s nice going against your former team and playing well. You just have to be thankful for every opportunity that you get to play and hope that it leads to more.” Oregonian |
» Tuesday, April 24 2012 |
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The NBA summer league usually is reserved for draft choices, young veterans working on their game or older players trying to return to the NBA. So perhaps Travis Outlaw is on to something by telling coach Keith Smart he might join the Kings in Las Vegas in July. Outlaw would love to return to his old form after a disappointing 2011-12 season. The forward has been a nonfactor with the Kings for most of the season, appearing in only 37 games. A positive attitude and a good summer league showing couldn't hurt. "Depending on if I'm still in Sac, I may look into (summer league)," Outlaw said. Sacramento Bee |
» Monday, December 19 2011 |
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Chris Vernon: was told Grizzlies had put in serious bid for Travis Outlaw before Sacramento signed him. don't know how much. Twitter |
» Sunday, December 18 2011 |
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The Sacramento Kings have been awarded former New Jersey Nets forward Travis Outlaw after placing the highest bid in the NBA’s amnesty waiver process, league sources told Yahoo! Sports. After Nets coach Avery Johnson pushed for his signing a year ago, Outlaw received a five-year, $35 million free-agent deal, but never delivered the type of production that warranted the contract. New Jersey used the amnesty clause to waive him. Yahoo! Sports Outlaw signed a five-year contract worth $35 million with the New Jersey Nets last season. The Kings did not disclose how much they bid for Outlaw, though a person with knowledge of the situation confirmed reports the bid was $3 million a season. Outlaw had been rumored to be a possibility to be waived under the amnesty clause. The Nets did so Friday, the last day players could be waived under the clause. "It got a little nerve-racking," said Outlaw's agent, Bill Duffy. "But he's familiar with the West, having played for Portland." Sacramento Bee Jason Jones: Spoke with Travis Outlaw's agent, Bill Duffy, who said Outlaw's injured wrist if fine, Outlaw practiced day he was waived. Twitter |
» Saturday, December 17 2011 |
![]() Adrian Wojnarowski: The Sacramento Kings have claimed ex-Net Travis Outlaw with a bid off amnesty waivers, league sources tell Y! Sports. Twitter Travis Outlaw, who the Nets waived Thursday, also is on the Knicks’ radar. A source said the interest is mutual. Bergen Record The Knicks are looking for a scorer who can play both forward positions. If they don’t get Outlaw, they may consider two other ex-Nets — Troy Murphy and Bostjan Nachbar. Bergen Record |
» Friday, December 16 2011 |
![]() The Knicks, who are now pursuing a forward to play off the bench, have expressed interest former Nets player Travis Outlaw if he clears the amnesty waiver process, according to an NBA source. The Knicks could offer Outlaw their $2.5 million exception that has already been turned down by Grant Hill, Jamal Crawford and Shawne WIlliams. New York Post The Knicks are desperate for another bench player, especially with sixth man Billy Walker missing the past four practices with a groin strain. "They have a shot (at Outlaw)," the source said. New York Post |
» Thursday, December 15 2011 |
![]() Royce Young: There's a little buzz the Thunder might put in an amnesty bid on Travis Outlaw. Would have to waive Ivey first, but it some makes sense. Twitter Stefan Bondy: For all the ribbing Travis Outlaw received from fans, I can tell you he might have been the nicest guy in the Nets lockerroom Twitter Howard Beck: Another name for Knicks to consider: Travis Outlaw, assuming he gets amnestied by Nets. Easy move across the river. He's already got his $ Twitter Signing Kirilenko could spell the end for small forward Travis Outlaw , who suffered a broken hand during the lockout and is a candidate for the amnesty clause. The Nets also need a power forward and are looking at re-signing Kris Humphries . New York Daily News |
» Saturday, December 10 2011 |
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Turkoglu has a 15 percent trade kicker, which would bump his salary from $10.6 million to $12.2 million. Howard is making $17.9 million this season, so the Nets would be sending only $3.08 million out and getting back $31.1 million in salary. Using the amnesty clause on Travis Outlaw ($7 million) would get New Jersey’s cap number down to the $33 million range, hence the need to clear an extra $5 million to fit both Howard and Turkoglu in under the cap. SheridanHoops Travis Outlaw didn’t want to talk about how he broke his right hand, as well as the question about becoming an amnesty clause victim (the Nets have until Friday to decide). Outlaw, who skipped physical contact, admitted he broke his hand working out while boxing, refusing additional details “’cause it’s kind of embarrassing.” New York Post |
» Friday, December 9 2011 |
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Conor Orr: Travis Outlaw said there's worse things than possibly being amnestied: "I just found out my best friend, BRoy, had to retire this morning.'' Twitter |
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