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Easy to say when it's not your money!!!
The spurs should just go over the salary cap and pay the penalty. Since that seems the only way the spurs can land good free agents.
Easy to say when it's not your money!!!
Yeah, they should have been doing this all along. The Charlotte Spurs would have had at least 5 championships by now...
San Antonio Spurs:
Where Money does not win championships
Mail your check to:
Peter Holt
c/o I'm willing to contribute $100,000
AT&T Center
One AT&T Center Parkway
San Antonio, TX 78219
The Spurs are over the cap.
There is not a $ penalty for going over the cap, other than the amount of $ you can devote to free agents (and other moves).
You are penalized for going over the luxury tax threshold.
I hate Spurs fans.
The lack of intelligence from some of the posters here is outstanding...
Yeah, but at least it's balanced out by the remarkable amount of posters we have that do know what they're talking about. ST is wonderful for great insight on our team and basketball in general.The intelligence of some of the posters here is outstanding...
We should go over the tax threshold...I mean it's worked wonders for the Knicks, Mavs, Cavs, Nuggets, Heat, Lakers and Suns last year!!!Only two of those teams got out of the 1st round.
the Spurs CANNOT UNDER ANY CIR STANCES offer any outside free agent anything MORE than the MLE because they are already OVER the cap.
kapeesh?
Last edited by K-State Spur; 07-16-2008 at 05:25 PM.
Actually they can offer more than the MLE to a few of our own FAs - and may have to do it to retain KT's services.
Guy, you're gonna killed for posts like this. Before you speak, do the homework. I'm not trying to be nasty, but it is advice you should take.
You can start by defining salary cap, tax threshhold, mle, lle, Bird Rights, etc...you don't have to be an expert, but try for a working knowledge. It'll make things more pleasant for everyone that way.
Yes, I think others are referring to not be able to land FAs from other teams. I doubt anybody is upset over KT when he isn't even rumored to be looking elsewhere yet.
Nonetheless, you have made an important distinction so I edited my post.
You can only offer more to your own player if you have his bird rights.
If only we were paying $18 million in luxury tax penalties like the Nuggets, $22 million in penalty like NY, or $14 million in penalty like the Mavs, we could win something.
Dangit, the OP should call the Spurs on this, I think he might be on to something...
Which we do for Thomas and Horry.
not true. you can still offer the non-bird exception which is a 120% raise
so why you waste your energy arguing with them? not everybody knows about the business as much as you do MB... and you know we're'all spoiled...
I hate those bas s.
If nothing else, any fan that follows the Spurs is going to get a thorough instruction in salary cap gymnastics - whether they like it or not.
That's taking money out of Peter Holt's pocket and equivalent to taking a baby's lolly pop.
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