Cavs New Point Guard?

LUKE RIDNOUR
2006-07: He was supposed to have a breakout season, especially after a contract extension. After a series of inconsistencies and bouts with insecurity, however, Ridnour did not give the organization any security about his future as a starting point guard. He averaged fewer points, assists and steals than last season and his numbers declined badly after the All-Star break, resulting in a disappointing season for the one-time cornerstone. Ridnour is unhappy with his role and it seems like something has to change.
Staying or leaving? The club will try to trade him and the remaining three years on his deal and acquire a frontline point guard with size and experience. Seattle Post-Intelligencer

This is intriguing as hell to me. I like Ridnour. He's young, energetic and he's a true point guard. Exactly what we need. Maybe a Damon Jones for Ridnour deal could be in our future?

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Sweet! Looks like Suns have finally found a way to stop Tim Duncan in the paint.


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Apparently Damon Jones came within 30 or 40 minutes of packing his bags on deadline day. I can't tell you how much that would've pleased me. Listen to this, from Bob Finnan at the Willoughby News-Herald:

"Sometimes (for teams) to make things work, you get at it. I was rumored for a lot of different places. From what I hear, a lot of possible deals came down to the last 35-40 minutes."One possible destination was Phoenix in exchange for Marcus Banks. Another might have been Sacramento.The fact that teams still want Jones is always a good thing.

Marcus Banks is certainly no Steve Nash, but I'd take him over Jones in a heartbeat. It's a shame the Cavs couldn't get that one done.