NEW ORLEANS (AP)-Hornets general manager Dell Demps says star guard Chris Paul did not request a trade during a meeting with New Orleans executives. Demps says he is confident that Paul will be playing with the Hornets this season after Monday’s meeting, which included new coach Monty Williams and team president Hugh Weber.

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Hornets general manager Dell Demps says star guard Chris Paul did not request a trade during a meeting with New Orleans executives.

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The meeting between Paul and team management was this morning

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Hornets general manager Dell Demps says star guard Chris Paul did not request a trade during a meeting with New Orleans executives. Demps says he is confident that Paul will be playing with the Hornets this season after Monday’s meeting, which included new coach Monty Williams and team president Hugh Weber.

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Hornets general manager Dell Demps says star guard Chris Paul did not request a trade during a meeting with New Orleans executives.

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Chris Pauls trade request may fall on deaf ears.

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He’s not a free agent and can’t make the call to leave

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The New Orleans Hornets and their star point guard Chris Paul will meet today to discuss the team’s future plans to appease their franchise player. Paul awaits the Hornets’ mission statement, before, as is likely, asking for a trade out of town.

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New Orleans Hornets officials aren’t budging.

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The New Orleans Hornets are telling teams that they will not trade All-Star guard Chris Paul, according to ESPN.com . New Hornets GM Dell Demps and new coach Monty Williams will meet with Paul later today. Paul is expected to give the team a list of destinations to which he’d like to be traded, the report says

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The Hornets prepared for their highly anticipated sitdown with star guard Chris Paul by turning away the latest flurry of trade calls from other teams, according to NBA front-office sources.

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Like everyone else, coach Stan Van Gundy has heard and read the scuttlebutt that connects the dots between the Orlando Magic and New Orleans Hornets all-star point guard Chris Paul.

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Chris Paul has officially ended the post-Super Bowl professional sports celebration in Louisiana. The New Orleans Hornets star point guard and captain wants to be traded.

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Chris Paul (notes) and New Orleans Hornets execs are meeting today to try and work out their differences but it appears that it would take a lot to convince Paul that life is going to get easier for him in the Big Easy and that he should take back his recent very public trade demands. Paul has the Orlando Magic and New York Knicks on his wish list of teams to go to, but AOL FanHouse reports that the Magic don’t want to trade for Paul if the Hornets couple him with the four years and $52 million left on Emeka Okakor’s contract.

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Chris Paul (notes) and New Orleans Hornets execs are meeting Monday to try and work out their differences, but it appears that it would take a lot to convince Paul that life is going to get easier for him in the Big Easy and that he should take back his recent, very public trade demands. Paul has the Orlando Magic and New York Knicks on his wish list of teams, but AOL FanHouse reports that the Magic aren’t confident a deal could be made if they remain saddled with the four years and $52 million left on Emeka Okafor’s (notes) contract. Doesn’t sound as if they are very interested regardless.

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