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they won't renounce him.. his deal will be about 5 or 6 a year.
Someone will with us and offer a boatload for Tiago, probably around 8 or 9 which everyone thinks is fair and its not. And The Spurs will overpay manu because nothing else is happening during FA.
they won't renounce him.. his deal will be about 5 or 6 a year.
How long until we start hearing complaints that there's no more FA available to sign, and the Spurs wasted another offseason?
lmao i have a feeling we will overpay manu too. sad
Point guard Darren Collison maybe off the bench? he could be a bargain
Give it 2 days.. Then the Spurs will welcome another 3 point specialist into the fold with the MLE
They should still renounce him. That doesn't prevent them from re-signing him at all, but it opens up the rest of the cap space earlier. If Manu wants to pull a Duncan and take what's left over after the Spurs spend their money, then it would make sense to renounce him and re-sign him at the end.
The moment Evans agrees to a deal.
Yup, he'll get 6M a year for 2 years which everyone will say is a bargain.. until he's 8pts a game, 3 assists and 4 turnover avg.
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I don't think they'll go over the cap so whatever the spend on Tiago they'll just split between Manu and Neal, and the MLE.
they all wanted to come here but our FO sucks
So you mean you think they WILL go over the cap. They only have the MLE if they stay over the cap.
kind of frustrating to see the blazers exploring all avenues to help out aldridge. while we sit pat and do nothing for timmy? why not even talk to others bigs?
Sorry, scratch that.. I doubt they do that.. I think they'll go with the concensus that they were 1 rebound away and 1 ft away from winning the finals and will expect Tim Duncan to have another mind boggling experience.
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Lakers interested in Carlos Delfino, small forward w/ range. They had, um, not a lot of range last season. Will he sign for mini mid-level?
In a move that gives the Rockets the necessary salary cap space to offer the free agent big man a maximum salary contract in their meeting that is expected to take place Sunday night, they agreed to send forward Thomas Robinson to the Portland Trail Blazers in exchange for two second-round draft picks and the rights to Kostas Papanikolau and Marko Todorovic, two people with knowledge of the deal confirmed to USA TODAY Sports. The people spoke on the condition of anonymity because the deal had not yet been announced.
What you're saying jives with staying over the cap. If the Spurs want to bring back the same team, they'll stay over the cap and only improve with the MLE. So they'll just re-sign everybody and ignore free agents except for a small one of two that could help like Aminu or Casspi. Then, they'll focus on development and chemistry to get them over the hump.
If they go under the cap, they'd be doing it to make a major acquisition. It might seem counter-intuitive, but that's the way it is.
spurs better hope houston lands dw
they might make splitter a stupid offer
Damn looks like the Nets are getting Korver too.
Really? With what money? He'd be a great piece for their bench, though.
so now it begines the nets will be competiion to heat for people riding stars for a chance at le
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