"I don't think Kobe is the best player. I'm the best player." - Paul Pierce

 
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3  -  Aleksandar Pavlovic - SG/SF, 6'7, 235
Portland Trail Blazers - Acquired via sign and trade in July 2012
       Date of birth: 11/15/1983
       Country: Montenegro/Serbia
      Drafted (NBA): 19th pick, 2003
     Out of: Buducnost (Serbia)
   NBA Experience: 9 years
  Hand: Right
 Agent: Dan Fegan (Lagardere)/Marc Cornstein (Pinnacle Management)

When: Where:
2000 - June 2003 Buducnost Podgorica (Montenegro)
June 2003 - June 2004 Utah Jazz (NBA)
June 2004 Charlotte Bobcats (NBA)
June 2004 - June 2009 Cleveland Cavaliers (NBA)
June 2009 - September 2009 Phoenix Suns (NBA)
September 2009 - July 2010 Minnesota Timberwolves (NBA)
January 2011 Dallas Mavericks (NBA)
February 2011 New Orleans Hornets (NBA)
March 2011 - June 2012 Boston Celtics (NBA)
July 2012 - present Portland Trail Blazers (NBA)

Date
League
Transaction
2003 NBA Draft NBA Drafted 19th overall by Utah.
23rd July, 2003 NBA Signed four year, $5,535,326 rookie scale contract with Utah. Included team option for 2006/07.
22nd June, 2004 NBA Selected by Charlotte in the 2004 Expansion Draft.
23rd June, 2004 NBA Traded by Charlotte to Cleveland in exchange for a 2007 first round draft pick (#22, Jared Dudley).
31st October, 2005 NBA Cleveland exercised 2006/07 team option.
1st November, 2007 NBA Re-signed by Cleveland to a partially guaranteed three year, $13,696,250 contract.
25th July, 2009 NBA Traded by Cleveland, along with Ben Wallace, a 2010 second round draft pick (#60, Dwayne Collins) and cash to Phoenix in exchange for Shaquille O'Neal.
14th September, 2009 NBA Waived by Phoenix.
17th September, 2009 NBA Signed a one year, $1.5 million contract with Minnesota.
10th January, 2011 NBA Signed a 10 day contract with Dallas.
20th January, 2011 NBA Signed a second 10 day contract with Dallas.
4th February, 2011 NBA Signed a 10 day contract with New Orleans.
3rd March, 2011 NBA Signed a minimum salary contract for the remainder of the season with Boston.
12th December, 2011 NBA Re-signed by Boston to a one year guaranteed minimum salary contract.
20th July, 2012 NBA As a part of a three team deal, signed to a partially guaranteed three year, $4,080,710 contract by Boston, and traded to Portland, along with a future second round pick to Portland and JaJuan Johnson, E'Twaun Moore, Sean Williams and two future second round picks to Houston, in exchange for Courtney Lee from Houston.


From blog:


   15 More Ten Day Contract Candidates (Because Apparently 101 Wasn't Enough After All)
2011-01-10

Sasha Pavlovic - Several years of poor production finally took their toll, and Sasha was unable to take his 5.4 PER last season and turn it into a new contract. He has not played since, forgoing European basketball offers in favour of trying to get back into the NBA. Even if you don't like PER as a statistic, its uses become obvious when it is considered that Sasha's PER has been above 9.0 only once in his entire NBA career, and even the one "good" year was a below average 12.1. But he does offer size, experience, and the increasingly occasional good outside shooting night.

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   Creative Financing in the NBA, 2010
2010-08-12

[B]ecause it's fun, here's a list of players who were renounced by teams with cap space this offseason.

Minnesota - Latrell Sprewell, Darko Milicic, Damien Wilkins, Kirk Snyder, Michael Doleac, Oleksiy Pecherov, Sasha Pavlovic, Brian Cardinal, Sam Jacobsen, Nathan Jawai, Oliver Miller, Sam Mitchell, Andrae Patterson and Bracey Wright.

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