Great news on Green. Despite his flame-out in the WCFs, he's still a key cog in the rotation. I also expect him to atone for his meltdown, too. I expect and hope that he's inserted back in the starting lineup.
With the QO extended to Mills, it would stand to reason that the Spurs don't have a place for De Colo this season. Perhaps they want to give another year-long look at Joseph to determine if he can make it at this level.
Great news on Green. Despite his flame-out in the WCFs, he's still a key cog in the rotation. I also expect him to atone for his meltdown, too. I expect and hope that he's inserted back in the starting lineup.
With the QO extended to Mills, it would stand to reason that the Spurs don't have a place for De Colo this season. Perhaps they want to give another year-long look at Joseph to determine if he can make it at this level.
Glad to see Danny getting the QO. He was pretty solid all year until the WCF. In his defense, that was a of a team and a lot of pressure. Except for Tim and Jackson, everyone else had some bad periods in that series.
As for Mills getting the QO, I think it must be for the cheap price tag and to let him know the Spurs are interested in him. If he catches fire in the Olympics this summer, it will make even more sense.
We do have a glut of point guards. Of which, I think only De Colo and Mills are qualified at the moment as back up pgs.
Would extending Green Qualifying Offer kill all the cap space of Spurs if Duncan signed a $10m-per-year contract?
De Colo and his agent have been quite affirmative that Spurs wants them. Nothing unexpected like a trade has happened during the draft night so it should still be the case.
Even If De Colo is signed, keeping Mills makes sense. Having only a rookie as backup PG is very risky so Mills will be a nice and necessary insurance to have. However, Spurs wanting to keep Mills and wanting to add De Colo is a very bad news for Joseph. Spurs might very well have given up on him which wouldn't be that surprising given how bad he was in his rookie year.
It sure looks like the Spurs will need to free up a roster space or two real soon.
And you've been wrong for months.
It is impossible for a team to be below the cap at one point, use that cap space to sign a player, then go over the cap and get to use the MLE.
Impossible.
Everything you need to know about salary cap exceptions from the acknowledged expert on the subject:
http://www.cbafaq.com/salarycap.htm#Q25
How team salary is computed:
http://www.cbafaq.com/salarycap.htm#Q25
Everything you could ever want to know about the CBA can be found at Larry Coon's website.
Im glad DG will be around for a while too. Sure he disappeared against OKC but he was damn good the rest of the season. As for Mills, I liked what I saw and since Ive never seen Nando its better the devel you know. Joseph, well, I dont really care.
Trade exceptions can't be used to sign Free Agents. As the name implies, they can be used to make trades.
Diaw and Lorbek will have to be signed using salary cap exceptions. For the Spurs, those exceptions are the MLE, the BAE, and the Veteran's minimum.
That's it.
Let's hope teams are more interested than they were last night.
BTW， when will the free agents market begin?
Spurs didn't have the same financial flexibility during the draft. Making trades will be easier to do after July 1st. It's possible too that Spurs weren't that interested in draft picks: they are in win now mode and still have some young players.
Exactly. It's not like the Spurs are OKC or Sacramento, where they don't have a guy over 30 starting.
Pop wants to make sure Duncan retires with a ring on his thumb, and not overloading the roster with draft picks - but with guys fitting into and willing to learn Pop's system is the way forward.
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