Source: Bobcats not negotiating Wallace - Charlotte Observer

Posted: Wednesday, February 23, 2011

When the Charlotte Bobcats and Portland Trail Blazers never enter into an agreement with Gerald Wallace, these discussions are now dead, according to a source familiar with the matter.

The Internet was in turmoil on Wednesday with rumors about Wallace of Portland had to be moved before the trade deadline on Thursday. One thing is true: The Bobcats were up to ask the blazer so far in December, about their interest in Wallace. The Blazers have shown enough interest in research on personality and health to Wallace.

The operation often described on the web today - Wallace Joel Przybilla contract expires and a couple draft picks. - Never made sense to me, unless the Bobcats had just want to create some two years and $ 21 million contract for this season at Wallace left. Portland has been siphoned off into the Bobcats would be a great time.

One thing is true: Wallace and Stephen Jackson both are better defensively cons before small. So when Gerald Henderson to develop, the Bobcats might have to choose between Wallace and Jackson. But once again struck me as ridiculous bad deal for the Bobcats.

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