GM sounds content to stay with Watson
By Marc J. Spears and Adam Thompson
Denver Post Staff Writers
Trade rumors surrounding Nuggets guard Earl Watson have run wild since he became eligible to be dealt on Dec. 15.
But since the first-year Nugget has been playing well, Denver doesn't seem too interested in parting with him.
"It would be hard to trade him," Nuggets general manager Kiki Vandeweghe said Tuesday. "That hasn't changed. Nothing has changed since the 15th (of December). He's very valuable to our team."
Watson, who signed a five-year, $29 million deal in the offseason, had 15 points, eight assists and six rebounds in a 139-137 triple-overtime win over Phoenix. He declined comment about his situation. His new agent, Todd Ramasar, is expected to meet with Vandeweghe today.
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