Interesting if they could work Gibson/Snell (Kawhi's old teammate) for Diaw/Mills...type of trade.Quote:
Originally Posted by NASpurs
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Interesting if they could work Gibson/Snell (Kawhi's old teammate) for Diaw/Mills...type of trade.Quote:
Originally Posted by NASpurs
Would rather keep Boris and Manu and take chances with Milutinov or Willie effin Reed than sign Pau
Absolutely, but who would take him?Quote:
Originally Posted by szkorhetz
That would be solid. Gibson is a decent backup for AldridgeQuote:
Originally Posted by montgod
Tim/Bobo >>>> Gasol. People are deluding themselves if they think the Spurs have any chance next year against GS.
Boris has been one of my favorite Spurs ever so this so I'm upset about this. I also think he's one of the few guys we have that can play vs. GS but I guess Pop's just tired of his laziness.
Bye Bobo... :cry :bobo
They only have about $10 mil in cap space before trading him.Quote:
Originally Posted by baseline bum
Parker/Diaw for Jimmy Butler PLEASE.
That still don't help us opening up capspace, tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joseph Kony
Now I start to feel why Lorbek was worked up.
you're deluding yourself if you think Tim was going to be anything but older and slower next year and that Boris would recover from being a complacent fatass brahQuote:
Originally Posted by Robz4000
About damn time. Should have let his lard ass go after '14.
There is no realistic move the Spurs can make to beat the warriors now. The only thing they can build now is something entertaning. They wont be in the finals for a long time, start understanding that reality.
With Jimmy Butler we can beat them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Emperor
True only gives about a million space. Spurs could always throw in a Simmons, LJC or someone as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by szkorhetz
Too bad Spurs can't pry away one of those cheap rookie contract bigs from Philly
Tim is retiring and Bobo will never get in shape. Gasol is the right move. This is all probably moot given either scenario still puts us at a huge disadvantage against GS.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robz4000
Haha! You wish! No way Chicago does that!Quote:
Originally Posted by Emperor
Combined they're better. Gasol individually is the best of the three right now, but he has the same limitations as Tim while Bobo gives the Spurs the only mismatch they had against the Dubs. On top of that it'd be a contract year for Bobo ala 2014.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leetonidas
We are a defensive PG away from giving the dubs fits.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spurs9
With Diaw and West most likely gone does that mean Bonner will be the backup PF?
I agree somewhat but still, they're not a combined player :lol and Duncan retiring is his own personal decision. So basically Spurs are going with Gasol over Diaw which, given the last season, is probably the right move. Spurs can only do so much, unfortunately the best team got the best FA and that just fucks everything else up :depressedQuote:
Originally Posted by Robz4000
Contract year for Diaw would prolly be enough to motivate him. I'd rather have Diaw 2.0 than current Gasol.Quote:
Originally Posted by myhc
Seems to me there is no need to move Diaw if TD were retiring. Looks to me like he might stick around to give us a big three rotation.
LMA - $20.6MQuote:
Originally Posted by BG_Spurs_Fan
Kawhi - $17.6M
Parker - $14.5M
Green - $10.0M
Diaw - $7.0M
Mills - $3.2M
Duncan - $2.1M (stretch provision applied)
Anderson - $1.1M
Simmons - $0.9M
4 roster spots under 12 - $2.0M
TOTAL: $79.0M
CAPSPACE: $15.0M