poor man BogdanovicQuote:
Originally Posted by MoSpur02
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poor man BogdanovicQuote:
Originally Posted by MoSpur02
What sweetener to Belli’s matching salary do you send back considering he’s an UFA next summer?Quote:
Originally Posted by MoSpur02
I’d also bring in his UVA teammate Justin Anderson as a rehab project.
Id give up a 1st for sureQuote:
Originally Posted by CGD
For real? I haven’t really watched him play enough to know one way or another, but that seems steep for a player that can walk next summer.Quote:
Originally Posted by YoungbuckMurray
Why? I mean, what do they want instead?Quote:
Originally Posted by MoSpur02
The way I look at it is he’s a really good player, one of the best 3 point shooters in the game and can defend. He’s pretty much what we need. With us drafting so many players the last few years I’m okay getting Harris and locking him up long term for a 1stQuote:
Originally Posted by CGD
Definitely a fan of Harris long term especially over Bogdanovic. Though I will say his entire game struggled in the playoffs against Philly, hopefully a fluke.
Spurs have 3 shooters on favorable 1 year deals (Forbes, Beli, and Bertans) plus draft picks to attach in a S&T....Quote:
Originally Posted by ace3g
And they're still gonna keep the powder dry, smh. I really hate this FO once the draft is done.
I'm thinking it's a salary cap issue. She'd salary because of the hopes of landing Kyrie and another superstar.Quote:
Originally Posted by JeffDuncan
Relax. A ton of crippling (for years) mistakes are about to be made. Just not by the Spurs . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by Mugen
Spurs have had their fair share of crippling mistakes the last 4 years tbh, they're not immune from it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Russ
Therefore, no need to make chancy moves. The Spurs draft was so good they can just smile and watch the show . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by Mugen
Can he defend the 3?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurik
Sounds like Rubio to Indy. I’m not a cap guy does that change anything in terms of bogo?
Sounds like Rubio to Indy. I’m not a cap guy does that change anything in terms of bogo?
In my opinion yes. He's not gonna be defensive player of the year, but he's actually a pretty good defender.Quote:
Originally Posted by CGD
Not likely since they can use bird rights on him. The real questions are: what is Indy’s walk away number and does Bojan has a different team preference altogether?Quote:
Originally Posted by YoungbuckMurray
That's what I was thinking too, unless it was known they wanted a backup forward or center, or whatever, but I haven't seen anything like that. So, they probably want to free up the money, as they shop for stars. In that case they'd prefer draft picks, I guess. Unlikely they'd want to do a player trade, and take on another contract.Quote:
Originally Posted by MoSpur02
Harris is listed at 6'6". 27 years old. If we could move Belinelli elsewhere..... It would take a multi-team deal. There's no roster space for Harris without moving a guard.
Belinelli to team x for draft picks. Just clear that roster spot. Take those picks, maybe add a Spurs pick, to the Nets for Harris. Some sort of deal like that. The financial cost would be Harris at 7.67 minus Beli at 5.85, so about $1.82 million. I would like it.
Hell, since he's 6'6" we could sell Pop on Harris being a small forward. :lol
NiceQuote:
Originally Posted by ace3g
Wouldn't be mad with Aminu. Not many SFs available. He's nothing special but would be a solid rotational player
Ricky Rubio tour of boring ass NBA cities continues. I remember when he wanted to go to a flashier place than Minnesota.Quote:
Originally Posted by YoungbuckMurray
I’d be thrilled with Aminu. I’m expecting a free agent on a tier below him or nothing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leetonidas