Chicago White Sox




Zugänge:
Sandy Alomar Jr. C (Free Agent)
Esteban Loaiza RHP (Free Agent)
Frank Thomas DH (Free Agent)
Jose Valentin SS (Free Agent)
Robert Person RHP (von Boston)
Cliff Politte RHP (800.000$ von Toronto)
Juan Uribe SS (von Colorado)

Abgänge:
Roberto Alomar 2B (nach Arizona)
Bartolo Colon RHP (nach Anaheim)
Brian Daubach 1B (nach Boston)
Carl Everett OF (nach Montreal)
Tom Gordon RHP (nach NY Yankees)
Tony Graffanino INF (nach Kansas City)
Armando Rios OF (Released)
Scott Sullivan RHP (nach Kansas City)

Cleveland Indians




Zugänge:
Jason Bere RHP (Free Agent)
Ellis Burks DH (Free Agent)
Terry Mulholland RHP (Free Agent)
Mark Wohlers RHP (Free Agent)
Ron Belliard INF (von Colorado)
Jeff D'Amico RHP (von Pittsburgh)
Jose Jimenez RHP (von Colorado)
Lou Merloni INF (von Boston)
Scott Stewart LHP (von Montreal)

Abgänge:
Danys Baez RHP (nach Tampa Bay)
Nick Bierbrodt LHP (nach Boston)
Aaron Myette RHP (nach Cincinatti)

Detroit Tigers




Zugänge:
Dean Palmer DH (Free Agent)
Michael DiFelice C (650.000$ von Kansas City)
Bobby Estalella C (von Colorado)
Carlos Guillen INF (von Seattle)
Jason Johnson RHP (7 Mio$ von Baltimore)
Al Levine RHP (von Kansas City)
Greg Norton 3B (von Colorado)
Fernando Vina 2B (6 Mio$ von St. Louis)
Rondell White OF (6 Mio$ von Kansas City)

Abgänge:
Shane Halter INF (nach Anaheim)
Ramon Santiago SS (nach Seattle)
Matt Walbeck C (Karriereende)

Kansas City Royals




Zugänge:
Brian Anderson LHP (Free Agent)
Kevin Appier RHP (Free Agent)
Jason Grimsley RHP (Free Agent)
Curtis Leskanic RHP (Free Agent)
Jose Lima RHP (Free Agent)
Graeme Lloyd LHP (Free Agent)
Tom Prince C (Free Agent)
Joe Randa 3B (Free Agent)
Juan Gonzalez OF (4.5 Mio$ von Texas)
Tony Graffanino INF (von Chicago White Sox)
Benito Santiago C (4.3 Mio$ von San Francisco)
Matt Stairs OF (1 Mio$ von Pittsburgh)
Kelly Stinnett C (500.000$ von Philadelphia)
Scott Sullivan RHP (5 Mio$ von Chicago Cubs)

Abgänge:
Paul Abbott RHP (nach Tampa Bay)
Michael DiFelice C (nach Detroit)
Raul Ibanez OF (nach Seatlle)
Al Levine RHP (nach Detroit)
Brent Mayne C (nach Arizona)
Michael Tucker OF (nach San Francisco)
Rondell White OF (nach Detroit)
Jamey Wright RHP (nach Chicago Cubs)

Minnesota Twins




Zugänge:
Mike Fetters RHP (Free Agent)
Rick Reed RHP (Free Agent)
Shannon Stewart OF (Free Agent)
Henry Blanco C (750.000$ von Atlanta)
Rick Helling RHP (von Florida)
Joe Nathan RHP (von San Francisco)
Nick Punto INF (von Philadelphia)
Carlos Silva RHP (von Philadelphia)

Abgänge:
Chris Gomez INF (nach Toronto)
Eddie Guardado LHP (nach Seattle)
LaTroy Hawkins RHP (nach Chicago Cubs)
Denny Hocking INF (nach Colorado)
Eric Milton LHP (nach Philadelphia)
Dustan Mohr OF (nach San Francisco)
Jesse Orosco LHP (nach Arizona)
A.J. Pierzynski C (nach San Francisco)
Kenny Rogers LHP (nach Texas)

Anaheim Angels




Zugänge:
Eric Owens OF (Free Agent)
Bartolo Colon RHP (51 Mio$ von Chicago White Sox)
Kelvim Escobar RHP (18.75 Mio$ von Toronto)
Vladimir Guerrero OF (70 Mio$ von Montreal)
Jose Guillen OF (6 Mio$ von Oakland)
Shane Halter INF (575.000$ von Detroit)

Abgänge:
Brad Fullmer DH (nach Texas)
Gary Glover RHP (nach Chicago Cubs)
Scott Spiezio 1B (nach Seattle)
Matt Wise RHP (Released)
Shawn Wooten DH (nach Philadelphia)

Oakland Athletics




Zugänge:
Ricardo Rincon LHP (Free Agent)
Chris Hammond LHP (von NY Yankees)
Bobby Kielty OF (von Toronto)
Mark Kotsay OF (von San Diego)
Damian Miller C (von Chicago Cubs)
Britt Reames RHP (von Montreal)
Arthur Rhodes LHP (9.2 Mio$ von Seattle)

Abgänge:
Michael Barrett C (nach Chicago Cubs)
Jeremy Fikac RHP (nach Montreal)
Keith Foulke RHP (nach Boston)
Jose Guillen OF (nach Anaheim)
John Halama LHP (nach Tampa Bay)
Ramon Hernandez C (nach San Diego)
Ted Lilly LHP (nach Toronto)
Terrence Long OF (nach San Diego)
Mike Neu RHP (nach Florida)
Chris Singleton OF (Vertragsende)
Steve Sparks RHP (nach Arizona)
Miguel Tejada SS (nach Baltimore)

PORTLAND, Ore. -- Donn Nelson cautioned not to read too much into his meeting with Portland general manager John Nash.


The Dallas Mavericks aren't looking to make a trade for troubled Trail Blazers forward Rasheed Wallace.

"There has never been an offer, there isn't one and I don't expect there to be one," said Nelson, Dallas' president of basketball operations. "It's really just a media fabrication more than anything else."

Nelson met with Nash on Saturday night before the Mavericks came to Portland and beat the Blazers 108-104. It was Portland's fourth straight loss and eighth in nine games.

"We just wanted to make sure there wasn't anything we were missing, and there wasn't, so we just kind of move on our separate ways," Nelson said.

The rumored deal had Wallace going to Dallas for Antawn Jamison and various other players -- something Nash wouldn't address.

"I'm not going to comment on rumors, and we're not going to discuss trades. That we are exploring our options is about the extent of it," Nash said.

Wallace's salary and turbulent history with the team have pointed to him a prime trade candidate. Wallace is in the final year of his contract that pays him $17 million this season.

Rasheed Wallace's off-court troubles in Portland have been nothing to shout about.
After missing four games with a sprained ankle, Wallace had 24 points against Dallas. Afterward, he only briefly responded to a question about how he felt: "I'm cool, man."

Wallace is in his eighth season in the NBA, his talent tempered by inconsistency. He gained notoriety during the 2000-01 season, when he was called for an NBA record 41 technical fouls.

Last season, Wallace and teammate Damon Stoudamire were cited in Washington state on marijuana charges while returning from a game in Seattle against the SuperSonics.

His troubles continued when the NBA suspended him for seven games for threatening an official on the loading dock of Portland's Rose Garden arena after a game.

It was the longest suspension ever imposed by the NBA for something that didn't involve physical contact or substance abuse.

This season, Wallace has had continued trouble both on and off the court.

For the first time in four seasons, Wallace is not the team's top scorer. That honor goes to Zach Randolph, who is averaging 21.5 points and 11.2 rebounds. Wallace is second with 17 points and 6.6 rebounds.

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Blablabla...da ist keins, war nie eins und wird nie ein Angebot der Mavs für Wallace geben.
Wurde nur von den Medien hochgekocht und imk 2. Teil des Textes wird über die Vorfälle mit Wallace gesprochen, was er so alles angestellt hat, 41 technische fouls, längste Sperre für nicht körperliche Angriffe, hat gekifft der böse Junge...und und und.

Also das was man auch aus Deutschland kennt, erstmal alles abstreiten...
Ist ja noch Zeit...da wird noch etwas passieren, ob nur Wallace oder ein anderer, dallas wird bestimmt nochmal traden...

Die Cavs traden Darius Miles zu den Portland Trailblazers und erhalten dafür Jeff McInnis und Boumtje-Boumtje!

@Chris war wohl nix mit Supertrade heute Nacht! Hoffe da kommt noch was in den nächsten Wochen!

Aber immerhoin gab es einen trade, hab ich doch richtige Infos gehabt...

Aber wem hilft dieser Trade?