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I’m hearing the Warriors do like Wilson Chandler but don’t believe he is worth the No. 7 pick so that deal is unlikely to happen. The Nuggets would have to take back Andris Biedrins or Richard Jefferson to make it worthwhile for the Warriors. However, if the Warriors trade down a bit, maybe to 12 or 14, that Chandler deal may be in play. That could be a high enough jump for Denver (#20) and the Warriors could still get someone they like at No. 20 – whether Terrence Jones, Quincy Miller, Moe Harkless or even Festus Ezeli Contra Costa Times

Golden State Warriors, Draft, Trade, Richard Jefferson, Andris Biedrins, Wilson Chandler 

Chris Broussard: Lots of teams calling Denver to trade for Nuggets' young players. 1of several moves being discussed: Wil Chandler to G State for 7th pick Twitter

Denver Nuggets, Trade, Wilson Chandler 

Thirty days after hip surgery, Wilson Chandler was finally able to stand on his own two feet. The simple act of walking without crutches was a liberating milestone in a painstaking recovery for the Denver Nuggets forward. “Feels like starting over,” he said. “Like a baby.” NBA.com

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Wilson Chandler: Zbo not 100 from that knee injury Twitter

Memphis Grizzlies, Zach Randolph, Wilson Chandler, Injuries 

Nuggets forward Wilson Chandler is recovering after successful arthroscopic surgery to repair a labral tear in his left hip. The procedure was performed Monday by Dr. Marc J. Philippon. Chandler is expected to be ready for the start of training camp in October. NBA.com

Denver Nuggets, Wilson Chandler, Injuries 

Nuggets forward Wilson Chandler tried to play through his injured left hip on Sunday, but after the game, all he could talk about was the pain. On Wednesday, the team decided it was best that Chandler sit out the rest of the season and prepare for surgery on the labral tear in his left hip. Chandler averaged 9.4 points per game in eight appearances with the Nuggets this season, since signing at mid-season after playing in China. "I think Wilson is disappointed and sad. He came back here hoping to give us a big boost," Nuggets coach George Karl said. Denver Post

Denver Nuggets, Wilson Chandler, Injuries 

Denver Nuggets forward Wilson Chandler needs surgery to repair a labral tear in his left hip and is done for the season. CBS Local

Denver Nuggets, Wilson Chandler, Injuries 

Wilson Chandler (hip strain) didn't play Wednesday — and coach George Karl said the forward is doubtful for Friday — meaning Denver will be without Chandler's 10.7 points per game as the team tries desperately to crack the postseason. Karl said that "if and when" Chandler gets back, he will be in a similar situation to that of Al Harrington, who is playing with torn meniscus. "His hip is not going to heal this year," Karl said of Chandler. "But can he play and be effective?" Denver Post

Denver Nuggets, Al Harrington, Wilson Chandler, Injuries 

Wilson Chandler says he's not worried, and yet he has a groin injury that has been slow to heal. Both he and the Nuggets doctors and trainers want to know why. It led to an MRI on Friday afternoon to get a better idea of the extent of the damage, because Chandler said "it kind of got a little worse. Make sure it's nothing too serious." Chandler missed his third straight game because of the injury, suffered March 30 at Charlotte. According to Nuggets coach George Karl, Chandler's MRI on Friday was the second one the forward has had since the injury. Denver Post

Denver Nuggets, Wilson Chandler, Injuries 

Wilson's Chandler's new contract in Denver, widely reported to be worth $37 million over five years, actually comes in at $31.7 million, according to sources familiar with the contract. The deal starts at $5.5 million for the rest of this season and tops out at $7.2 million in 2015-16, sources said. ESPN.com

Denver Nuggets, Wilson Chandler 

Despite the slow start, there’s no denying his 5-year, $37 million contract is a great deal for the Nuggets, and Chandler admitted that even through his time in the CBA, the plan was to come back and play his home games in Colorado. “[The Nuggets] always said they wanted me, so I believed in them and they kept their word,” Chandler said. “I’m really happy to be back here.” HoopsWorld

Denver Nuggets, Wilson Chandler 

It is easy in retrospect to say that Chandler would’ve been better off waiting out the lockout, but nobody had any way of knowing how that would’ve worked out at the time. If the season were lost, he’d look like a genius right now. But the season wasn’t lost, and the Denver Nuggets have to figure out how to start playing more consistent basketball after a very up-and- down month of March. Chandler can be a big part of the solution there, and the good news is that he won’t stay rusty forever. It will come back, and when it does, the bad news will be for the teams that have to play against him. HoopsWorld

Denver Nuggets, Wilson Chandler 

Unfortunately for both Chandler and the Nuggets, the player’s re-acclamation to American basketball has taken a little longer than many would’ve hoped, but that’s not to say he won’t get there. It’s just not as easy to step back into the NBA as people think. “I feel excited, but my body is not too excited about it,” Chandler told HOOPSWORLD. “Personally, it’s been tough for me just getting back in the mix of things, getting my conditioning back up… I’m just trying to get a rhythm back.” HoopsWorld

Denver Nuggets, Wilson Chandler 

Chris Tomasson: Wilson Chandler said he got 2.5 million Marriott points when Chinese team paid for him, friend & trainer to stay separate JW Marriott rooms Twitter

Denver Nuggets, Wilson Chandler, China 

Benjamin Hochman: Breaking: Wilson Chandler has agreed to sign with Denver, agent tells me Twitter

Denver Nuggets, Free Agency, Wilson Chandler 

Alex Kennedy: Wilson Chandler has agreed to a five-year, $37 million deal with the Denver Nuggets. Full story: http://tinyurl.com/7of6m8w Twitter

Denver Nuggets, Free Agency, Wilson Chandler 

Benjamin Hochman: Here's how Wilson Chandler's #Nuggets contract will go: rest of this yr plus four additional seasons -- for 37 million. Twitter

Denver Nuggets, Free Agency, Wilson Chandler 

The Denver Nuggets have reached a multiyear contract agreement with restricted free agent F Wilson Chandler, Nuggets executive vice president of basketball operations Masai Ujiri announced today. NBA.com

Denver Nuggets, Free Agency, Wilson Chandler 

"It is great to have Wilson back on our roster,” Ujiri said. “It was a very unique situation signing a talented free agent in the middle of the season, and we worked extremely hard to find an agreement that was best for everyone. Wilson will be an excellent addition for the rest of this season and for years to come." NBA.com

Denver Nuggets, Free Agency, Wilson Chandler 

The Denver Nuggets and restricted free agent Wilson Chandler are making progress as they negotiate a long-term deal, according to sources to close to the situation. Chris Luchey, who represents Chandler, met with Nuggets general manager Masai Ujiri and team president Josh Kroenke during the week and the two sides are getting closer to an agreement HoopsWorld

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