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» Thursday, July 12 2012 |
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The Charlotte Bobcats have agreed to a two-year contract with former Los Angeles Lakers point guard Ramon Sessions. Sessions' agent, Jared Karnes, confirmed to ESPNLosAngeles.com that Sessions and the Bobcats agreed to a two-year guaranteed contract on Thursday. ESPN.com D.J Augustin is gone at point guard, free agent Ramon Sessions will replace him, and power forward Kris Humphries and center Brendan Haywood could end up Charlotte Bobcats, too. The Bobcats came to terms with Sessions Thursday, then rescinded a $4 million-plus qualifying offer to four-year Bobcat Augustin. That made Augustin an unrestricted free agent, and immediately Augustin signed a one-year, $3.5 million deal with the Indiana Pacers. Charlotte Observer ![]() Marc J. Spears: Point guard Ramon Sessions landing a two-year deal with Bobcats, source tells Yahoo! Sports. Twitter ![]() The Charlotte Bobcats have an agreement in principle to sign veteran point guard Ramon Sessions, an informed source told the Observer Thursday. A contract signing is expected soon, as Sessions was traveling Thursday and unavailable to finish paperwork. Charlotte Observer Mary Schmitt Boyer/Tom Reed: Charlotte Observer reports ex #Cavs PG Ramon Sessions agrees to terms with CHAR. Contract prob won't be signed today because he's travelling Twitter ![]() Marc J. Spears: Bobcats are finalizing a deal to sign Lakers free agent guard Ramon Sessions, sources tell Yahoo! Sports. Twitter Rick Bonnell: Agent for point guard Ramon Sessions confirms Observer report of #Bobcats' interest in signing Sessions. Twitter ![]() Ramon Sessions and Brendan Haywood could end addressing the Charlotte Bobcats’ needs at point guard and center, the Observer has learned. Charlotte Observer Sessions, an unrestricted free agent who finished last season with the Los Angeles Lakers, has drawn interest from the Bobcats, an informed source said. Haywood, a center who grew up in Greensboro and played for North Carolina, will reportedly be waived by the Dallas Mavericks under the NBA’s amnesty clause. Charlotte Observer All that could make sign-and-trade discussions between the Bobcats and Indiana Pacers moot. If the Bobcats strike deals with Sessions and eventually Haywood, it’s possible their best course would be rescinding a qualifying offer of about $4 million to point guard D.J. Augustin, allowing him to become an unrestricted free agent. Charlotte Observer |
» Wednesday, July 11 2012 |
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Ronald Tillery: re: Bayless deal. Pursuit began Tuesday after Ramon Sessions, Randy Foye, Aaron Brooks and Lou Williams turned down Griz offers, per sources Twitter |
» Sunday, July 8 2012 |
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The Dallas Mavericks did not advance discussions with free agent point guard Ramon Sessions over the weekend, however those talks are likely to resume Monday, according to a source close to the situation. The Mavs and Houston Rockets appear to be at the top of Sessions' list because of the possibility of assuming a starting role for either club. ESPN.com Sessions would have made $4.55 million next season with the Los Angeles Lakers had he not opted out of the final year of his deal. The source said Sessions is seeking to begin negotiations north of that salary, however the 26-year-old, initially looking for the security of a long-term deal, is said to be willing to consider flexibility depending on the situation and details of an offer. ESPN.com Jeff Caplan: Source: Mavs, Sessions likely to resume talks Monday. Sessions could be flexible in years if he likes deal. Wants to start...Link coming. Twitter |
» Friday, July 6 2012 |
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Jonathan Feigen: Rockets have "touched base" with Ramon Sessions and Raymond Felton. Unlikely either signs with Rockets, source said. Twitter The Dallas Mavericks and Houston Rockets, Southwest Division rivals in need of a starting point guard, are both in discussions with Ramon Sessions. A source said the Mavs had a second round of talks with Session's agent and that the Rockets are now in play for the 6-foot-3 guard seeking a starting job and the security of a multiyear deal. ESPN.com If the Dallas Mavericks have plans on agreeing to a contract with unrestricted free agent point guard Ramon Sessions, they might need to move a little faster. According to a source, the Mavs had more discussions with Sessions' representative today about the mercurial playmaker joining their organization. The source also said the Houston Rockets have some strong interest in Sessions and spoke with his representative today. "All I can tell you is that Houston is interested in Ramon,'' the source said. Fort Worth Star-Telegram |
» Thursday, July 5 2012 |
![]() After Kidd reached his decision to move on, the Mavs again reached out to Sessions, the 26-year-old point guard that was traded from Cleveland to the Lakers at the trade deadline last season. Sessions, the source said, is seeking a starting job and security. ESPN.com ![]() Dwain Price: Sources said the #Mavs have had preliminary discussions with Laker free agent PG Ramon Sessions, who would be a perfect fit for Dallas. Twitter Sam Amico: Free-agent PG Ramon Sessions has received interest from several teams. All discussions have centered around a starting spot. Mavs among those who have expressed interest, but no offer made. Sulia |
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