Former NBA deputy commissioner Russ Granik breaks down why David Stern rejects three-team trade sending Chris Paul from Hornets to Lakers. In delivering his
stunning verdict, in declaring Chris Paul's trade to the Los Angeles Lakers dead before arrival.Khloe Karashian's husband, Lamar Odom, a forward for the LA Lakers, was part of a proposed trade that would have landed New Orleans Hornets' point guard Chris Paul in Hollywood; Odom would have been sent to New Orleans. Had the trade gone through,By Brett Martel, The Associated PressNEW ORLEANS — The NBA, owners of the New Orleans Hornets, refused Thursday to approve a three-team trade that would have sent Hornets All-Star guard Chris Paul to the Los Angeles Lakers.
The NBA, owners of the New Orleans Hornets, refused yesterday to approve a three-team trade that would have sent Hornets All-Star guard Chris Paul to the Los Angeles Lakers. “It's not true that the owners killed the deal.The conversation was already turning toward the next deal the Lakers would make -- perhaps shipping
Andrew Bynum to Orlando for Dwight Howard -- when there was a shocking reversal issued by the league. While message board threads.Where will Chris Paul land now? Let's discuss The Chris Paul era in Los Angeles ended before it even began. Literally. What happened? Who would have won if it had gone through? Where do Paul and the Lakers go from here? We're on the case
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