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Date Transaction
July 30 Utah signs Carlos Boozer
July 29 Charlotte signs Corey Benjamin
Dallas signs first-round pick Pavel Podkolzin
L.A. Clippers acquire Kerry Kittles from New Jersey for a second-round pick
New Jersey signs Rodney Buford and Jacque Vaughn
Orlando signs Michael Bradley
Phoenix signs Quentin Richardson
Washington signs Anthony Peeler
July 28 Charlotte signs second-round pick Bernard Robinson
Indiana signs Eddie Gill
Miami re-signs Rasual Butler
Washington re-signs Etan Thomas
July 27 Chicago signs first-round picks Ben Gordon and Luol Deng
Miami signs first-round pick Dorell Wright
New Jersey signs 2002 first-round pick Nenad Krstic
Utah signs Mehmet Okur
July 26 Charlotte signs first-round pick Emeka Okafor
New Jersey signs rookie free agent Kyle Davis
Portland signs Trenton Hassell to an offer sheet
Seattle acquires Danny Fortson from Dallas for Calvin Booth
July 23 Cleveland acquires Drew Gooden, Steven Hunter and the rights to Anderson Varejao from Orlando for Tony Battie and two future second-round picks
Detroit re-signs Rasheed Wallace
Minnesota re-signs Fred Hoiberg
Sacramento re-signs Darius Songaila
Utah re-signs Jarron Collins
July 22 Miami signs Keyon Dooling
July 21 Detroit signs Ronald Dupree
Washington signs second-round pick Peter John Ramos
July 20 Cleveland acquires Eric Snow from Philadelphia
for Kedrick Brown and Kevin Ollie
Los Angeles Lakers sign Vlade Divac
Portland acquires Nick Van Exel from Golden State for Dale Davis and Dan Dickau
Sacramento agrees to a contract
with Greg Ostertag
July 19 New Orleans signs Chris Andersen
Utah re-signs Gordan Giricek
July 16 Denver re-signs Marcus Camby
Detroit signs Antonio McDyess
Golden State signs Derek Fisher
Indiana re-signs Anthony Johnson
New Orleans signs Morris Peterson
to an offer sheet
July 15 Denver acquires Kenyon Martin from New Jersey for three future first-round picks
Atlanta signs Stephen Jackson and trades him to Indiana for Al Harrington
Los Angeles Lakers re-sign Kobe Bryant
Memphis signs Shane Battier to a multiyear extension
Miami signs Michael Doleac
Milwaukee signs Etan Thomas to an offer sheet
Portland signs Richie Frahm
San Antonio re-signs Manu Ginobili and signs Brent Barry and second-round pick Romain Sato
July 14 Miami acquires Shaquille O'Neal from Los Angeles Lakers for Lamar Odom, Caron Butler, Brian Grant, a first-round draft pick and second-round pick
Atlanta re-signs Jason Collier
Boston re-signs Mark Blount
Charlotte signs Jason Hart and Tamar Slay
Charlotte acquires Melvin Ely and Eddie House from Los Angeles Clippers for second-round picks in 2005 and 2006
Dallas re-signs Marquis Daniels and signs rookie free agent Didier Ilunga-Mbenga
Detroit signs 2003 first-round pick Carlos Delfino
Golden State re-signs Adonal Foyle
Memphis signs Brian Cardinal
Orlando signs Hedo Turkoglu
Philadelphia signs Brian Skinner
Phoenix signs Steve Nash and signs Quentin Richardson to an offer sheet
San Antonio re-signs Bruce Bowen and signs first-round pick Beno Udrih
Seattle signs first-round pick Robert Swift
Toronto signs Rafer Alston
Utah re-signs Carlos Arroyo and signs Carlos Boozer and Mehmet Okur to offer sheets
July 12 Atlanta signs first-round picks Josh Childress and Josh Smith
Portland signs first-round pick Sebastian Telfair.
Utah signs first-round picks Kris Humphries and Kirk Snyder
July 9 Phoenix signs second-round pick Jackson Vroman
July 7 Golden State signs first-round pick Andris Biedrins
Indiana signs first-round pick David Harrison
Memphis signs second-round picks Antonio Burks and Andre Emmett.
Orlando signs first-round picks Dwight Howard and Jameer Nelson.
Sacramento signs first-round pick Kevin Martin and second-round pick Ricky Minard
July 6 New Jersey waives Eddie Gill
New Orleans signs first-round pick J.R. Smith
July 3 Boston signs first-round picks Al Jefferson, Delonte West and Tony Allen.
Toronto signs first-round pick Rafael Araujo.
July 2 Cleveland signs first-round pick Luke Jackson.
Dallas signs first-round pick Devin Harris.
Philadelphia signs first-round pick Andre Iguodala.
July 1 Teams may begin negotiating with free agents
Date Transaction
July 30 Utah signs Carlos Boozer
July 29 Charlotte signs Corey Benjamin
Dallas signs first-round pick Pavel Podkolzin
L.A. Clippers acquire Kerry Kittles from New Jersey for a second-round pick
New Jersey signs Rodney Buford and Jacque Vaughn
Orlando signs Michael Bradley
Phoenix signs Quentin Richardson
Washington signs Anthony Peeler
July 28 Charlotte signs second-round pick Bernard Robinson
Indiana signs Eddie Gill
Miami re-signs Rasual Butler
Washington re-signs Etan Thomas
July 27 Chicago signs first-round picks Ben Gordon and Luol Deng
Miami signs first-round pick Dorell Wright
New Jersey signs 2002 first-round pick Nenad Krstic
Utah signs Mehmet Okur
July 26 Charlotte signs first-round pick Emeka Okafor
New Jersey signs rookie free agent Kyle Davis
Portland signs Trenton Hassell to an offer sheet
Seattle acquires Danny Fortson from Dallas for Calvin Booth
July 23 Cleveland acquires Drew Gooden, Steven Hunter and the rights to Anderson Varejao from Orlando for Tony Battie and two future second-round picks
Detroit re-signs Rasheed Wallace
Minnesota re-signs Fred Hoiberg
Sacramento re-signs Darius Songaila
Utah re-signs Jarron Collins
July 22 Miami signs Keyon Dooling
July 21 Detroit signs Ronald Dupree
Washington signs second-round pick Peter John Ramos
July 20 Cleveland acquires Eric Snow from Philadelphia
for Kedrick Brown and Kevin Ollie
Los Angeles Lakers sign Vlade Divac
Portland acquires Nick Van Exel from Golden State for Dale Davis and Dan Dickau
Sacramento agrees to a contract
with Greg Ostertag
July 19 New Orleans signs Chris Andersen
Utah re-signs Gordan Giricek
July 16 Denver re-signs Marcus Camby
Detroit signs Antonio McDyess
Golden State signs Derek Fisher
Indiana re-signs Anthony Johnson
New Orleans signs Morris Peterson
to an offer sheet
July 15 Denver acquires Kenyon Martin from New Jersey for three future first-round picks
Atlanta signs Stephen Jackson and trades him to Indiana for Al Harrington
Los Angeles Lakers re-sign Kobe Bryant
Memphis signs Shane Battier to a multiyear extension
Miami signs Michael Doleac
Milwaukee signs Etan Thomas to an offer sheet
Portland signs Richie Frahm
San Antonio re-signs Manu Ginobili and signs Brent Barry and second-round pick Romain Sato
July 14 Miami acquires Shaquille O'Neal from Los Angeles Lakers for Lamar Odom, Caron Butler, Brian Grant, a first-round draft pick and second-round pick
Atlanta re-signs Jason Collier
Boston re-signs Mark Blount
Charlotte signs Jason Hart and Tamar Slay
Charlotte acquires Melvin Ely and Eddie House from Los Angeles Clippers for second-round picks in 2005 and 2006
Dallas re-signs Marquis Daniels and signs rookie free agent Didier Ilunga-Mbenga
Detroit signs 2003 first-round pick Carlos Delfino
Golden State re-signs Adonal Foyle
Memphis signs Brian Cardinal
Orlando signs Hedo Turkoglu
Philadelphia signs Brian Skinner
Phoenix signs Steve Nash and signs Quentin Richardson to an offer sheet
San Antonio re-signs Bruce Bowen and signs first-round pick Beno Udrih
Seattle signs first-round pick Robert Swift
Toronto signs Rafer Alston
Utah re-signs Carlos Arroyo and signs Carlos Boozer and Mehmet Okur to offer sheets
July 12 Atlanta signs first-round picks Josh Childress and Josh Smith
Portland signs first-round pick Sebastian Telfair.
Utah signs first-round picks Kris Humphries and Kirk Snyder
July 9 Phoenix signs second-round pick Jackson Vroman
July 7 Golden State signs first-round pick Andris Biedrins
Indiana signs first-round pick David Harrison
Memphis signs second-round picks Antonio Burks and Andre Emmett.
Orlando signs first-round picks Dwight Howard and Jameer Nelson.
Sacramento signs first-round pick Kevin Martin and second-round pick Ricky Minard
July 6 New Jersey waives Eddie Gill
New Orleans signs first-round pick J.R. Smith
July 3 Boston signs first-round picks Al Jefferson, Delonte West and Tony Allen.
Toronto signs first-round pick Rafael Araujo.
July 2 Cleveland signs first-round pick Luke Jackson.
Dallas signs first-round pick Devin Harris.
Philadelphia signs first-round pick Andre Iguodala.
July 1 Teams may begin negotiating with free agents
Lakers Acquire Mihm, Atkins and Banks in exchange for Patyon and Fox
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. Aug. 6 -- The Los Angeles Lakers have acquired center Chris Mihm in a sign-and-trade deal with the Boston Celtics, along with guards Chucky Atkins and Marcus Banks in exchange for Gary Payton and Rick Fox, it was announced today by General Manager Mitch Kupchak. In addition, the Celtics will receive the Lakers first round pick in next year’s NBA Draft while Los Angeles will receive Boston’s second round selection in 2005.
“This trade makes us deeper, younger and more athletic. Chris Mihm is a very good, versatile big player who immediately improves our front line. Chucky Atkins is a talented guard who should be able to help us right away and Marcus Banks is a young player who we feel has a bright future in the NBA,” said Kupchak. “We’re sorry to see Rick Fox leave. He was a fan favorite and he made major contributions to this franchise during his seven years with us, especially in the championship years of 2000, 2001 and 2002. We also appreciate the contributions that Gary Payton made. Although he was only with us one year, he was a significant factor in helping us reach the NBA Finals last season. We wish both Rick and Gary the best of luck in the future.”
Mihm, the seventh overall pick in the 2000 NBA Draft, averaged 6.3 points and a career-high 5.4 rebounds in 76 games with the Cleveland Cavaliers and Celtics last season. In his first season with the Cavs, the 7’0” center was selected to the 2000-01 Schick NBA All-Rookie Second Team. The following season, Mihm participated for the sophomore team in the “got milk?” Rookie Challenge during All-Star weekend and finished the year with career high averages in points (7.7) and blocks (1.20). Finishing his collegiate career as the University of Texas’ all-time leader in blocks (264) while ranking second in rebounds (945), second in double-doubles (47) and 13th in scoring (1,404), the 25-year old owns NBA career averages of 6.9 points, 5.0 rebounds and 0.93 blocks in 261 games.
Atkins, a five-year NBA veteran out the University of South Florida, averaged 12.0 points and 5.3 assists in 24 games last season with Boston after coming over from the Detroit Pistons midway through the season. In the 2004 Playoffs, the 5’11” guard increased his averages to 13.5 points, 3.8 assists and 33.3 minutes in four games. As a rookie with the Orlando Magic, Atkins was named to the 1999-2000 Schick NBA All-Rookie Second Team. For his career, the 29-year old Orlando native has posted averages of 10.0 points and 3.5 assists in 24.8 minutes.
Banks, the 13th overall selection in the 2003 NBA Draft, averaged 5.9 points, 2.2 assists, 1.09 steals and 17.1 minutes in 81 games last season including two starts. A 6’2” guard, Banks posted a career-high 28 points in an April 14 victory over the Atlanta Hawks while tallying 20-plus points on one other occasion (24, 4/4/04 @ Washington). Prior to joining the Celtics, the 22-year old Las Vegas native played two years at UNLV, averaging 20.3 points, 5.5 assists and 2.8 steals per game his senior season, earning First Team All-Mountain West Conference and Co-Defensive Player of the Year honors.
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. Aug. 6 -- The Los Angeles Lakers have acquired center Chris Mihm in a sign-and-trade deal with the Boston Celtics, along with guards Chucky Atkins and Marcus Banks in exchange for Gary Payton and Rick Fox, it was announced today by General Manager Mitch Kupchak. In addition, the Celtics will receive the Lakers first round pick in next year’s NBA Draft while Los Angeles will receive Boston’s second round selection in 2005.
“This trade makes us deeper, younger and more athletic. Chris Mihm is a very good, versatile big player who immediately improves our front line. Chucky Atkins is a talented guard who should be able to help us right away and Marcus Banks is a young player who we feel has a bright future in the NBA,” said Kupchak. “We’re sorry to see Rick Fox leave. He was a fan favorite and he made major contributions to this franchise during his seven years with us, especially in the championship years of 2000, 2001 and 2002. We also appreciate the contributions that Gary Payton made. Although he was only with us one year, he was a significant factor in helping us reach the NBA Finals last season. We wish both Rick and Gary the best of luck in the future.”
Mihm, the seventh overall pick in the 2000 NBA Draft, averaged 6.3 points and a career-high 5.4 rebounds in 76 games with the Cleveland Cavaliers and Celtics last season. In his first season with the Cavs, the 7’0” center was selected to the 2000-01 Schick NBA All-Rookie Second Team. The following season, Mihm participated for the sophomore team in the “got milk?” Rookie Challenge during All-Star weekend and finished the year with career high averages in points (7.7) and blocks (1.20). Finishing his collegiate career as the University of Texas’ all-time leader in blocks (264) while ranking second in rebounds (945), second in double-doubles (47) and 13th in scoring (1,404), the 25-year old owns NBA career averages of 6.9 points, 5.0 rebounds and 0.93 blocks in 261 games.
Atkins, a five-year NBA veteran out the University of South Florida, averaged 12.0 points and 5.3 assists in 24 games last season with Boston after coming over from the Detroit Pistons midway through the season. In the 2004 Playoffs, the 5’11” guard increased his averages to 13.5 points, 3.8 assists and 33.3 minutes in four games. As a rookie with the Orlando Magic, Atkins was named to the 1999-2000 Schick NBA All-Rookie Second Team. For his career, the 29-year old Orlando native has posted averages of 10.0 points and 3.5 assists in 24.8 minutes.
Banks, the 13th overall selection in the 2003 NBA Draft, averaged 5.9 points, 2.2 assists, 1.09 steals and 17.1 minutes in 81 games last season including two starts. A 6’2” guard, Banks posted a career-high 28 points in an April 14 victory over the Atlanta Hawks while tallying 20-plus points on one other occasion (24, 4/4/04 @ Washington). Prior to joining the Celtics, the 22-year old Las Vegas native played two years at UNLV, averaging 20.3 points, 5.5 assists and 2.8 steals per game his senior season, earning First Team All-Mountain West Conference and Co-Defensive Player of the Year honors.
