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As long as we're able to keep Austin Daye. He's top priority.
Completely brilliant(the category all the way to right is the only thing that matters):
http://www.spotrac.com/cap-tracker/nba/2015/
Rank Team Guard Cap Forward Cap Center Cap Estimated Total Cap
1 Brooklyn Nets 47,960,924 18,159,739 66,120,663 2 Miami Heat 21,655,000 22,112,500 22,112,500 65,880,000 3 Los Angeles Clippers 39,731,136 22,450,225 62,181,361 4 Golden State Warriors 24,233,002 23,182,078 14,008,748 61,423,828 5 Denver Nuggets 17,827,699 18,730,887 22,563,500 59,122,086 6 Oklahoma City Thunder 19,778,574 35,757,628 2,279,040 57,815,242 7 Indiana Pacers 8,000,000 28,687,724 19,514,031 56,201,755 8 New Orleans Pelicans 40,454,920 15,570,730 56,025,650 9 Minnesota Timberwolves 7,085,000 28,706,138 13,574,440 49,365,578 10 Houston Rockets 16,703,714 5,725,010 22,359,364 44,788,088 11 Chicago Bulls 20,093,064 10,035,880 13,400,000 43,862,277 12 Washington Wizards 20,423,518 10,276,460 13,000,000 43,699,978 13 Milwaukee Bucks 12,197,276 12,797,181 17,767,500 42,761,957 14 Charlotte Bobcats 6,000,000 6,331,403 28,560,033 40,891,436 15 Boston Celtics 1,894,552 27,842,301 4,345,160 34,082,013 16 Sacramento Kings 4,103,876 12,931,250 14,728,844 31,763,970 17 Atlanta Hawks 11,991,425 5,746,479 12,000,000 29,737,904 18 Detroit Pistons 11,236,257 14,447,276 3,272,090 28,955,623 19 Portland Trail Blazers 7,708,722 16,896,232 3,075,879 27,680,833 20 Memphis Grizzlies 21,779,241 4,417,023 26,633,344 21 Los Angeles Lakers 25,000,000 981,348 25,981,348 22 Philadelphia 76ers 5,678,996 14,897,271 3,457,800 24,034,067 23 Cleveland Cavaliers 13,985,546 5,803,560 2,616,975 22,406,081 24 Toronto Raptors 13,053,917 3,750,000 4,660,482 21,464,399 25 Dallas Mavericks 19,692,684 19,692,684 26 Orlando Magic 12,692,520 5,274,652 17,967,172 27 Utah Jazz 3,639,588 11,933,333 1,175,880 16,748,801 28 Phoenix Suns 8,660,160 2,109,293 3,807,120 15,354,351 29 New York Knicks 13,389,155 13,389,155 30 San Antonio Spurs 8,500,000 8,500,000
As long as we're able to keep Austin Daye. He's top priority.
That's insane. Talk about a of a corporation.
How much will be left after pop signs matt bonner to a 6 year, max contract?
Well, it won't be too bad, a 6 year max contract for a janitor only pays like $100k.
J/k I have a feeling Bonner is going to be an assistant coach somewhere very soon...
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Spurs will be signing Chris Bosh. Book it. The new stretch 5 in the modern NBA of position less basketball.
Nik Stauskas - Green - Kawhi - Bosh - Splitter
Daye - Bertans - Livio
Sorry, but can anyone explain what does that mean? Is that cap number over the budget? under the budget? means more o less flexibility? more or less tax? please help...
Committed salary. We don't know what the cap will be yet, but as of now, the Spurs only have $8.5 Million committed in 2015. Their cap room would essentially be whatever the cap ends up being minus $8.5 Million.
It's true now but won't stay that way. Not even this summer. They would have to resign or replace Boris, Diaw, Baynes, Bonner in a few months. Even if they sign them or other people for cheap, it will take at least 10 millions to do so, maybe even 20 if they have to replace them with good free agents. That would take the commitment up to 20 million range at least which is still pretty good. Then you would have to extend Kawhi before the end of this year and take a good bite out of the cap space. If Kawhi plays these playoffs like last year's finals or better, then his salary would a be a lock for 8 figures. Either way, it would be something around 35-50 (if it's for 4 years) or 48-60 (if it's for 5). So the commitment goes up to 30M or more. Then it comes the hard part. What happens to the Big three decides pretty much everything else. If Timmy and Manu retire then it's easier: Does Tony stay?
Tony Parker $12,500,000 $12,500,000 N/A N/A N/A N/A $25,000,000 Tim Duncan $10,361,446 $10,000,000 N/A N/A N/A N/A $20,361,446 Tiago Splitter $10,000,000 $9,250,000 $8,500,000 $8,250,000 N/A N/A $36,000,000 Manu Ginobili $7,500,000 $7,000,000 N/A N/A N/A N/A $14,500,000 Boris Diaw $4,702,500 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A $4,702,500 Matt Bonner $3,945,000 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A $3,945,000 Danny Green $3,762,500 $4,025,000 N/A N/A N/A N/A $7,787,500 Marco Belinelli $2,750,000 $2,873,750 N/A N/A N/A N/A $5,623,750 Kawhi Leonard $1,887,840 $2,894,059 $4,045,894 N/A N/A N/A $4,781,899 Jeff Ayers $1,750,000 $1,828,750 N/A N/A N/A N/A $3,578,750 Daye (instead of Nando De Colo) $1,463,000 $1,828,750 N/A N/A N/A N/A $1,463,000 Patrick Mills $1,133,950 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A $1,133,950 Cory Joseph $1,120,920 $2,023,261 $3,034,891 N/A N/A N/A $3,144,181 Aron Baynes $788,872 $1,115,243 N/A N/A N/A N/A $788,872 Shannon Brown $52,017 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A $52,017 Othyus Jeffers * $52,017 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A $52,017 Total salaries: $63,770,062 $52,394,820 $8,500,000 $8,250,000 $0 $0 $132,914,882 Total w/o options $63,770,062 $42,394,820 $8,500,000 $8,250,000 $0 $0
Yeah, the Spurs would be lucky to have $15 Million available after re-signing their core guys. They'd have room to signed one premier player or maybe two good ones. That's a big reason why a trade this off-season may make a lot of sense.
A trade to clear cap room or one to acquire a star (instead of trying to sign one in 2015)?
A trade is out of the question unless you're referring to Tony Parker or Tiago Splitter. Neither of those two players are going anywhere. Outside of those two, the Spurs don't have any tradeable assets or long term deals. If the Spurs wanted cap space, they just don't have to sign some of their core players.
The latter.
Thanks, the 2015 part confused me, I thought 2015 meant next season and I knew there where a bunch off contracts in course, but i guess 2015 means "2015/2016 season".
A trade to acquire a player, not to clear cap space.
No big name will sign here anyway. They'll come up with some self righteous reason why they didnt, even though they love Pop, we're a great franchise, blah blah blah.
Actually, I think Bosh would work very well in our system, and he's a native Texan. But, somehow, I just don't see it happening.
We resign Boris and Patty (if he can be got at a reasonable price) this year. Then extend Leonard. After next year, I'd hope we resign Tony, Green, and Marco. Bring over Davis. Then, as previous noted, it's up to Manu and Timmy to see if they want to continue.
And thats including tbe free money ayres and bonner get???
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After re-signing everyone we're re-signing, we're not going to have all that much space, and tbh, who the 's even coming here? I doubt it's gonna matter but I guess we'll see
It would be brilliant...if the Spurs were a "destination" draw for free agents. But unfortunately you're not getting max-type players to come here voluntarily. Get ready for Splitter to be your best big and a 34yr old Parker to be your franchise player. Parker will eat up $12-14M of that cap space and Kawhi will command $10-12M. My guess is they'll target a big fish but end up with a couple complimentary players.
Nah, Bonner will be given a max contract to do what he does best: talk about sandwiches and recommend good sandwich places the guys can go to before and after games. I think Pop will pay more than 100k for that.
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