"I called (the Kings) as a courtesy, and we had a candid conversation about it, " Bibby's agent, David Falk, said about the possibility of Bibby opting out of his contract. "I just told them that it had been our expectation that we would exercise the out," he said. "But right now, unless something happens, it's unlikely that we would opt out. The risk is too great." The trade deadline Feb. 22 and the threat of losing Bibby for nothing in the summer if they don't swap soon. Not that they need reminding, but no true point guard is in line behind him, and it's a weak draft for the position. So joined are the sides that it is unlikely a trade could be completed without approval from Bibby/Falk. No team would relinquish the assets it would take to acquire Bibby without an indication of whether he would like the new location or have the moving van idling outside the arena in a July 1 dash out the door. "As far as trades go, if there's something that would make sense for us, either short term or long term, and I'm not talking specifically about Mike, I think we would be inclined to do one," Kings basketball president Geoff Petrie said. "It had been our intent going into the season to use the out and get a deal done for Mike to stay here for a long time," Falk said. The direction might change again, of course, if Bibby heats up and increases his value and some team falls short in the playoffs and decides it will go deep to add a veteran point guard with a fit-in personality and who has had some of his best moments in postseason pressure. http://www.sacbee.com/351/story/119768.html 赶在收假前帮大家找来相关消息.... 版友能帮忙的话就帮忙翻译吧！ 下次放假的时候结果应该就揭晓了吧！ 哈哈哈..... -- --

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