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There's a pretty cool photo of Antonio on ESPN's NBA Free Agents page. Here's the link (look before it's gone).

http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/feature/f ... agency2005

From Insider on that page...

Get to the point
Jul 15 - First Nate McMillan leaves. Then Jerome James. Now Antonio Daniels? According to the Seattle Times, the sought-after free agent point guard sees it heading that way.
"Seattle continues to say something to the effect like when and if you get a serious offer, then come back to us and tell us what it is," Daniels said. "Well, that makes me feel very unappreciated. ... You never want to close any door, but I'm not the one closing the door." The Blazers, Lakers and Wizards have all reached out to Daniels, while the Jazz are expected to pay him a visit this weekend. His agent, Tony Dutt, has indicated that two teams have offered his client the full mid-level exception and at least one team has offered a five-year deal, the Times reports.

"It would be nice to start, but that's not the most important thing to me," Daniels said. "I need to be in a situation where I feel comfortable. Where I feel like they believe in me as a player and believe in my skills as a person. Somewhere my wife is comfortable. I thought that place was Seattle, but I'm finding out more and more that maybe it's not."

Metz wrote:From Insider on that page...

Get to the point
Jul 15 - First Nate McMillan leaves. Then Jerome James. Now Antonio Daniels? According to the Seattle Times, the sought-after free agent point guard sees it heading that way.
"Seattle continues to say something to the effect like when and if you get a serious offer, then come back to us and tell us what it is," Daniels said. "Well, that makes me feel very unappreciated. ... You never want to close any door, but I'm not the one closing the door." The Blazers, Lakers and Wizards have all reached out to Daniels, while the Jazz are expected to pay him a visit this weekend. His agent, Tony Dutt, has indicated that two teams have offered his client the full mid-level exception and at least one team has offered a five-year deal, the Times reports.

"It would be nice to start, but that's not the most important thing to me," Daniels said. "I need to be in a situation where I feel comfortable. Where I feel like they believe in me as a player and believe in my skills as a person. Somewhere my wife is comfortable. I thought that place was Seattle, but I'm finding out more and more that maybe it's not."

Interesting. Come on Cleveland offer AD a contract before its too late! Eric Snow is the anwser in Cleveland at pg.