 ESPN |
Joe Johnson's trade to the Nets should help Deron Williams
ESPN John Cregan breaks down the Hawks' recent trades of Joe Johnson and Marvin Williams, from a fantasy perspective. Joe Johnson traded to Nets: How does the new Big 3 stack up? Joe Johnson is set to be the first official cornerstone of the Brooklyn Nets Can Joe Johnson Save the Nets? |
 Soaring Down South |
Joe Johnson Post-Trade Impact: What's Next for Atlanta Hawks?
Soaring Down South Joe Johnson's albatross of a contract? Gone. Marvin Williams being paid decent money to play one of the world's best disappearing acts? Not anymore. (it was quite a magic trick, though). In just a week, Danny Ferry has rid the Hawks of it's two ugliest … Dwight Howard, Joe Johnson and Deron Williams Could Beat Miami's Big Three Can Joe Johnson and Deron Williams Coexist in Brooklyn? Nets go from hapless to happening |
 Bleacher Report |
Joe Johnson: A Look Back on His Turbulent Time with the Atlanta Hawks
Bleacher Report Since Joe Johnson joined the Atlanta Hawks in the summer of 2005, he was a focal point for much of the good and bad fortune that has befallen the franchise… GM Ferry wastes no time: Joe Johnson traded, Marvin gone 'Rebuilding' Doesn't Have To Be A Bad Word Danny Ferry Proves That Anything Is Possible With Joe Johnson Trade |
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AP Source: Hawks agree to deal Joe Johnson to Nets
Wall Street Journal The Hawks have agreed to deal All-Star guard Joe Johnson to the Brooklyn Nets for five players and a draft pick, and Atlanta will send forward Marvin Williams to the Utah Jazz for guard Devin Harris. |
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Brendan Haywood high on Joe Johnson trade
ESPN (blog) Dallas Mavericks center Brendan Haywood is watching the Deron Williams saga as closely as anyone. After all, his future is at stake, too. If Williams. |
 Bleacher Report |
Joe Johnson to Nets: Trade Instantly One of Worst in NBA History
Bleacher Report This is a trade that will live in infamy. What's dumber than signing a non-superstar to a six-year, $119 million deal? Trading for the same player with four years and over $90 million left on the contract… |