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We should be all over this. Has DPOY potential.
Put him on the floor with Wemby and we might have a top 10 defense in year one.
You're right, that may keep us out of entering the Guinness World Records for most 2nd round picks ever held by an NBA team. My bad.
We should be all over this. Has DPOY potential.
Put him on the floor with Wemby and we might have a top 10 defense in year one.
I like Herb Jones
Pels will match whatever is thrown at Jones.
Leaks saying Heat offering Vincent 7-8M per year. He’s going to get offered more than that by others.
Blazers waived Trendon Watford. Could we claim him?
He's restriced. They said he may get 4 years at $12 million/yr.
That’s cool. Spurs don’t have to worry about missing out on any FA by throwing offers out. So force NO and LA to pay the most they humanly can IMO
^ is he credible?
So Trevor Lane reads Spurstalk
Every wag has been pointing to the Spurs as the team likely to run for Reaves. No one else is likely or can.
But there's no reason to go for him and tie yourself up. They're already going to match.
well if we're resigned to just giving our bottom bench guys raises anyway and not making any eXpeNsiVe MiStAkEs then theres no risk to temporarily tying up cap space
Of course i would love if the Spurs offered the 100m contract to Reeves just for the trolling aspect but i don't think the Spurs will do that.
Man you guys freak the out when the possibility of losing out on Reaves comes up.
The risk is you're paying gobs of money for a player who isn't actually worth it.
I remember somebody talking about not making big costly mistakes
thats Mr. Arkansas Dreamboat to you
i get annoyed by a failure to attempt to make improvements. whether its Reaves, BroLo, etc
we did nothing with our cap space last year. didnt rent it for picks the way we could have. didnt do the joe harris thing that detroit just did. if we're just going to sit on cap space and overpay Tre Jones, then yeah i'll be frustrated
It's been claimed the Lakers will match that high but i guess even if they don't we'd have a decent player who knows how to take advantage of what's given to him. Our cheap owners will have to bite the bullet one day and make a "costly mistake" because most of the league is overpaid in my book.
I am sure this has been discussed and I just missed it, but what about Bruce Brown? The Nuggets can't afford to keep him, the Spurs need to reach the floor, he's solid and smart. What is not to love? I mean he's meeting with the Rockets, so being on a contender clearly isn't mandatory.
It's even worse to make a big costly mistake just because other teams are doing it. It's weird to make excuses for when big costly mistakes are okay. They're never okay.
I feel like, with just a couple of exceptions over the past 15 years, every offseason juxtaposes the fervent speculation in the forum about all the offseason moves the Spurs are bound to make in free agency and trades against the annual dry fart of the team’s relative inaction.
Too many costly mistakes to be had - Holt LLC
The key question is what exactly cons utes a costly mistake in their minds?
This front office wrecked themselves with Pau and Patty. Patty was such a disaster that he openly talked that first year after the big contract that he didn't need to perform up to the money, because it was owed to him for past perceived under payment. Overpaying their own guys isn't something they look down on.
The same front office got wrecked by Marcus Morris, which was a costly mistake.
DeMarre Carroll and his cement shoes were a huge mistake. Primo's dead salary is a huge mistake.
An absurd deal for Tre Jones would not surprise me.
an absurd deal could definitely be patty esque
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