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The Marc Gasol Sweepstakes begins
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Hornets are in a tough position, with CP3 this season they probably finish around 8th seed which would put them outside of the lottery of the 2012 draft where the talent kind of drops off a bit.Originally Posted by Kevin Cleveland
After a few months of being able to forget about it, I am again faced with the reality that the Hornets have five players five players under contract, four of which are Emeka Okafor, Trevor Ariza, Jarrett Jack and Quincy Pondexter.
At least tell me Deron Williams is stuck in Turkey or whatever for the season.
Yeah, we'll help you guys out and take him.Originally Posted by JaeEvolution
Hornets are in a tough position, with CP3 this season they probably finish around 8th seed which would put them outside of the lottery of the 2012 draft where the talent kind of drops off a bit.Originally Posted by Kevin Cleveland
After a few months of being able to forget about it, I am again faced with the reality that the Hornets have five players five players under contract, four of which are Emeka Okafor, Trevor Ariza, Jarrett Jack and Quincy Pondexter.
At least tell me Deron Williams is stuck in Turkey or whatever for the season.
I think the GM needs to sit down with him and ask him if you're not committed here we need to trade you to better our future and stock up on picks and tank the season kind of like the Cavs, Clippers, and T-Wolves did, can't have him leaving for nothing like Bron did.
Originally Posted by Kevin Cleveland
At least tell me Deron Williams is stuck in Turkey or whatever for the season.
this will not end well....
Originally Posted by HarlemToTheBronx
Yeah, we'll help you guys out and take him.Originally Posted by JaeEvolution
Hornets are in a tough position, with CP3 this season they probably finish around 8th seed which would put them outside of the lottery of the 2012 draft where the talent kind of drops off a bit.Originally Posted by Kevin Cleveland
After a few months of being able to forget about it, I am again faced with the reality that the Hornets have five players five players under contract, four of which are Emeka Okafor, Trevor Ariza, Jarrett Jack and Quincy Pondexter.
At least tell me Deron Williams is stuck in Turkey or whatever for the season.
I think the GM needs to sit down with him and ask him if you're not committed here we need to trade you to better our future and stock up on picks and tank the season kind of like the Cavs, Clippers, and T-Wolves did, can't have him leaving for nothing like Bron did.
Originally Posted by HarlemToTheBronx
this will not end well....
Contract lengths: 5 years (Bird rights), 4 years (non-Bird); Escrow: 10% annual; Rookie scale: No reduction. Minimum salary: no reduction.
More deal points: Max salaries: only 1 level equal to 30% of cap. Extend and trades: Still allowed. (Good news for Dwight Howard-Chris Paul)
new exception: $2.5M for teams below salary cap to go over the cap. Those teams can't use mid-level or bi-annual exceptions.
Mid-level exception: non-taxpaying teams can use a $5M MLE for up to 4 years. Taxpaying teams have a $3M mid-level for up to 4 years.
Teams now have three days to match offer sheets given to their own restricted free agents.
Minimum team salary increases to 85% in first two years of deal and 90% in years thereafter.
Teams still waiting to hear when they'll be allowed to open doors of practice facilities to players. Likely once deal is ratified.
As one GM says on opening facility doors: "I can't see how they would allow you to start contacting players without a full agreement."
For those asking, items previously negotiated, such as amnesty and stretch, are still in deal. Details coming out today is new stuff.
Amnesty clause is in deal, just matter of form it takes. Last proposal allowed teams to use it on a current contract at anytime during CBA.
According to tentative agreement, extend and trades are for 3 seasons
According to tentative agreement, max contracts 4 plyrs w/ < 6 yrs service are 25% of cap (30% if certain criteria met)
According to tentative agreement, $3M mid-level exception can be used for contracts up to 3 years
Remember: Two-year grace period before harsher luxury tax kicks in. Huge for Dallas and Lakers. Boston, too
Heat told Mike Miller through "back-channels" that he was going to be waived using the amnesty
Just some Twitter stuff I saw.
Also in Hunter's Saturday night memo: He informs players that they will earn a BRI share of 51.2 percent from the 2011-12 season
Originally Posted by PMatic
I hope the Lakers can sign him. Roy could be a combo guard off the bench or even starter next to Kobe. He could be the Ron Harper to Kobe's Michael Jordan in a sense.Originally Posted by JaeEvolution
So with majority of people expecting the Blazers to amnesty Roy where does he go?
Yep.Originally Posted by bhzmafia14
So, if someone gets cut like Brandon Roy, a team can pick him up for any price?