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I would love the guy next to Tim if he were but now they have splitter Locked in. This is who ATL, Dallas, and Houston will throw their Howard cap-space at. Portland I'm sure would also be peaked.
What are the odds that Pau gets amnestied if Howard re-signs?
I would love the guy next to Tim if he were but now they have splitter Locked in. This is who ATL, Dallas, and Houston will throw their Howard cap-space at. Portland I'm sure would also be peaked.
Atlanta? Portland?
Pau would sign with a le contender. I like our chances if we have interest.
Well if he's amnestied then he has no choice really. It's highest bidder there.
funny that palmer tweeted that in the morning before he met with the mavs or the lakers...
Predictably, no Dwight = no Gasol amnesty....
http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/s...ause-pau-gasol
Yeah.
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MWP set to be amnestied, so Pau will be set for unrestricted free agency in 2014. I wonder what sort of deal he would be seeking, and what sort of offer he'd receive at age 34. He still has game, though his defense has declined with his lateral quickness shot
https://twitter.com/JulianMozo/statu...19887893671937Pau Gasol, agente libre, dijo que le gustaría jugar en los Spurs. San Antonio se cree que tendrá 10 millones libres en el tope salarial
Pau Gasol shows interest in playing for the Spurs, the Spurs can have $10M in cap room this summer.
Does that $10M assume Duncan opts out/retires? That's probably the most likely scenario where he lands in SA tbqh, but I'm curious if the Spurs can arrive at that cap situation some other way.
They would have something close to that number if they didn't bring back any of their free agents. That's not going to happen, so he'd have to take the MLE if he wants to be a Spur. (Assuming that Duncan returns)
The Spurs would have about $18 Million to re-sign Diaw and Mills and to sign a free agent if Duncan opts out and retires. That'd probably be just enough to do that, with perhaps the space to sign a player or two like Bertans or Denmon to a long-term deal. Then, the team would have the room exception to sign someone else (maybe Baynes). All in all, it wouldn't be a horrible off-season plan.
As I said to an annoying extent, I'd pass on Gasol if Duncan stays on. Even if Diaw and Mills move on to greener pastures, I'd rather the team go after a big like Ed Davis or to a significantly lesser extent, Greg Monroe or Ekpe Udoh. Or I'd try to trade for Ilyasova (still high on him).
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