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moreThe Cleveland Cavaliers are preparing to offer former No. 1 overall pick Greg Oden a two-year deal after the trade deadline passes, according to the Akron Beacon Journal.
The deal would reportedly include a third year as a team option.
With the uncertainty of what might happen at the trade deadline, teams are hesitant to bring on a new player because it impacts the salary cap and roster slots. That's why the Cavs intend to wait a couple weeks. Once the dust settles, the interest in signing Oden will rise.
Oden reportedly has been targeting a comeback for the 2013-14 season. But with interest in him building, he might choose to sign now and continue his rehab as part of a team.
Oden has reportedly met with both the Cavs and the Celtics in recent weeks about a comeback. The Heat also have had interest in the big man.
The first player chosen in the 2007 draft hasn't played a game in the NBA since Dec. 5, 2009 and had his third microfracture surgery in March 2012, on his left knee. For his entire career, he has appeared in only 82 games.
LitlBuck;2303151; said:I would love for this to happen. Oden is such a great person. He just cannot go wrong by signing him. I know that his knee is a concern but he is just a tremendous person and, if his knee would hold up, he would be a great addition to the Cavs.
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Plus they have the money if something should go wrong. 2 years and it would certainly be a homecoming.i like the offer...it would be a gift from god if he accepted the offer, played about 50-60 games each year, and produced for the cavs...i wont be mad if he takes an offer somewhere else but the cavs do have alot to offer in the cleveland clinic and kyrie
BUCK3YE5;2303174; said:@JasonLloydABJ Kyrie seemed to take offense to being drafted 3rd for Rising Stars. Said now he's playing starters minutes and trying for 50
stowfan;2303246; said:Of interest, the Cavs have gone 7-3 in their last 10 games. In the East only Miami has done better. If the Cavs had a decent starting small forward, and could move Gee to the bench, they're a playoff team.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/standings