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Explain how the player option works with a partially guaranteed contract...
David Kahn negotiated the contract for the Spurs?
Explain how the player option works with a partially guaranteed contract...
That $25 million seems like a decent deal if true.
really someone who cant shoot or play d is our best option no i rather have devin brown back
And the hits just keep on coming . . .
Lou Lamoriello, actually.
I wonder if there is going to be a "no trade" clause in this contract? I can see RJ desiring a long term deal with the possibility of more money over a longer period if he feels he doesn't have to worry about being traded.
You can't...probably means his guess is wrong...
I'm not a fan of Spurs re-signing to long term contracts questionable players like Bonner and RJ.
Saying that, I'm really waiting to see financial details of their deals.
Did you really watch any games last year? The more you post the more it seems you don't actually watch basketball. Post less, read more.
RJ can get what is called a trade kicker which would give him more money if he got traded, but he can't get a no-trade clause.
yea i watched every game and i like how when rj is wide open he misses shots muther er cant shoot ing let hariston or neal take his spot i dont give a just dont start jefferson
if this is true i think it would almost be like 15/5/5. i think thats what he would have earned in the next three years anyway if he never opted out is around 25 million.
Did you think the Bonner deal was a decent contract? Or did the Spurs overpay?
I dont think official contract details are available yet.
Oh gotcha
Regarding the "mutual option", technically there's no such thing. But as far as I know there's nothing that says you can't give RJ a player option on the last year of his deal and have that last year be unguaranteed. That would pretty much accomplish the same thing as a "mutual option".
Big men have been way overpaid this year. For example, Drew Gooden get the full MLE ($33.4M/5 years). Bonner's contract should be between $10M and $14M, Spurs haven't overpaid him compared to his market value.
However, I didn't want Spurs to re-sign Bonner. With Duncan, Dice, Blair and Splitter, spending a lot of money on another big man is a mistake. It's even more a mistake when this player is a choker.
Right, because Hairston is an awesome jump shooter . . . and Neal is a summer league superstar. Brilliant.
Confliction . . .
you just plain stupid jefferson ing sucks i bet hariston could hit those shots er go nut ride rj and eric b
so will we get another SF or just stick with small ball and three guards around two bigs?
In a couple months I'll be bilingual: English and Throwed.
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