Re: NBA Thread
Posted: Thu November 19, 2020 6:46 pm
Fuck
I guess this season will be a battle for a spot in the play-in games.
I guess this season will be a battle for a spot in the play-in games.
yup. hopefully it still will be.4/5 wrote:Sounds like this should have been announced over the weekend.spike wrote:Is Woj to blame here? Seems like he put this out there and the rest of the league found out.
Cuz you can’t trade a guy once he’s a FA, so when are sign and trades supposed to happen? Or are they inherently in violation of tampering rules no matter what.
Besides the $84 million you mean.Monkey_Driven wrote:Kind of surprised how little the Warriors gave up to get Oubre.
That's not mine or Presti's money.4/5 wrote:Besides the $84 million you mean.Monkey_Driven wrote:Kind of surprised how little the Warriors gave up to get Oubre.
So I agree that I'm kinda surprised how relatively little Presti got back for Oubre, but it also doesn't sound too far off. A low first/two seconds sounds about right.Monkey_Driven wrote:That's not mine or Presti's money.4/5 wrote:Besides the $84 million you mean.Monkey_Driven wrote:Kind of surprised how little the Warriors gave up to get Oubre.
Supposedly they want to offer Playoff Rondo 2 years $15 million.Electromatic wrote:The Hawks apparently have nearly 44 million in cap space. They probably have to spend quite a bit to get up to the floor.
Should I believe that this will be the year they finally bring in a free agent wing to pair with or spell Trae Young that matters?
It will be two seconds, of which the Warriors had a few to spare.4/5 wrote:So I agree that I'm kinda surprised how relatively little Presti got back for Oubre, but it also doesn't sound too far off. A low first/two seconds sounds about right.Monkey_Driven wrote:That's not mine or Presti's money.4/5 wrote:Besides the $84 million you mean.Monkey_Driven wrote:Kind of surprised how little the Warriors gave up to get Oubre.
But surely another team could go for a 18 points a game scorer on a reasonable contract? Seems like a trade to keep goodwill going for a future transaction.4/5 wrote:That trade exception and their willingness to pay a just insane luxury tax bill is probably the biggest reason the Warriors didn't have more competition I'd guess.
Maybe. The rules are so complicated, but wouldn't a team over the cap without the exception have had to send back salary? Maybe the good thing for Presti in this trade was just dumping that money and he valued that more than the alternatives.Monkey_Driven wrote:But surely another team could go for a 18 points a game scorer on a reasonable contract? Seems like a trade to keep goodwill going for a future transaction.4/5 wrote:That trade exception and their willingness to pay a just insane luxury tax bill is probably the biggest reason the Warriors didn't have more competition I'd guess.
4/5 wrote:Supposedly they want to offer Playoff Rondo 2 years $15 million.Electromatic wrote:The Hawks apparently have nearly 44 million in cap space. They probably have to spend quite a bit to get up to the floor.
Should I believe that this will be the year they finally bring in a free agent wing to pair with or spell Trae Young that matters?
I think the Clippers want him really bad. Supposedly they're offering their MLE for him which also seems insane to me.Electromatic wrote:4/5 wrote:Supposedly they want to offer Playoff Rondo 2 years $15 million.Electromatic wrote:The Hawks apparently have nearly 44 million in cap space. They probably have to spend quite a bit to get up to the floor.
Should I believe that this will be the year they finally bring in a free agent wing to pair with or spell Trae Young that matters?
Sigh, fortunately he wants to stay with LA. Hopefully they want him.