"Wow, all that money and he dresses like Craig Sager." - Charles Barkley on Mark Cuban

 
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12  -  LaMarcus Aldridge - PF/C, 6'11, 240
Portland Trail Blazers - Acquired via draft night trade in 2006
       Date of birth: 07/19/1985
       Country: USA
     Drafted (NBA): 2nd pick, 2006
     Out of: Texas
  NBA Experience: 6 years
  Hand: Right
 Agent: Arn Tellem/Thaddeus Foucher (Wasserman Media Group)

When: Where:
2004 - 2006 Texas (NCAA)
June 2006 - present Portland Trail Blazers (NBA)


Date
League
Transaction
2006 NBA Draft NBA Drafted 2nd overall by Chicago.
2006 NBA Draft NBA Draft rights traded by Chicago, along with a 2007 second round pick (#53, Demetris Nichols) to Portland in exchange for the draft rights to Tyrus Thomas (#4) and Viktor Khryapa.
4th July, 2006 NBA Signed four year, $18,832,907 rookie scale contract with Portland. Included team options for 2008/09 and 2009/10.
29th October, 2007 NBA Portland exercised 2008/09 team option.
25th October, 2008 NBA Portland exercised 2009/10 team option.
22nd October, 2009 NBA Signed a five year, $70 million extension with Portland.


From blog:


   Changes In 2010/11 Salaries Due To Performance Incentives
2010-07-10

Players Whose Salaries Have Gone Up:

- LaMarcus Aldridge - $500,000

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   A History Of Cheesy And/Or Terrible Commercials Featuring NBA Players
2010-02-03

97) LaMarcus Aldridge



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