Sources: Danny Green has agreed to a 4 year, $45 million deal with the Spurs

[cjw]

Well we now know nobody but else will ever wear #14 for the Spurs.

[baseline bum]

I think he comes from a pretty well-off family, so it's possible that he has never really worried about money and doesn't want to start now.

Does he? I thought his dad was in prison and had major drug problems.

[baseline bum]

I think he comes from a pretty well-off family, so it's possible that he has never really worried about money and doesn't want to start now. But still, Danny is giving up more than any Spurs besides Tim has. I wonder if they are thinking about the tax in all this?

Sounds like pops was a dopeman

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/ncaato...ory?id=3310034

[Mel_13]

I just wonder if this means Manu told RC he's retiring. Otherwise it would be hard to clear the capspace for Aldridge without renouncing one of Green or Ginobili.

Unless Manu has agreed to play for the room exception.

[CGD]

Awesome!! What a great deal too

[BatManu20]

I know I'm late, but....


YEA!!! Welcome back Verde!

[baseline bum]

Unless Manu has agreed to play for the room exception.

Are you saying renounce him and then sign him for the league minimum? I'm not that familiar with the current CBA.

[ironman2886]

My fear was Green was going to the Mavs.

[Mel_13]

Are you saying renounce him and then sign him for the league minimum? I'm not that familiar with the current CBA.

The room exception is a small exception (about 2.8M per year for a max of two years) granted to teams that use cap space to sign free agents. It was added in the 2011 CBA.

So they could renounce Manu and then sign him with that exception.

[timvp]

I just wonder if this means Manu told RC he's retiring. Otherwise it would be hard to clear the capspace for Aldridge without renouncing one of Green or Ginobili.

I think it's possible that Ginobili could come back for the minimum or whatever is left on the table after all is said and done.

It'd put a damper on things if Ginobili retires but I haven't given up hope. Even he has to be excited with what's going on, even though Splitter was his best friend on the team.

[RGMCSE]

I think it's possible that Ginobili could come back for the minimum or whatever is left on the table after all is said and done.

It'd put a damper on things if Ginobili retires but I haven't given up hope. Even he has to be excited with what's going on, even though Splitter was his best friend on the team.

oh is that The timvp?

[BatManu20]

[timvp]

The room exception is a small exception (about 2.8M per year for a max of two years) granted to teams that use cap space to sign free agents. It was added in the 2011 CBA.

So they could renounce Manu and then sign him with that exception.

That will hopefully be enough money to coax Manu into doing a victory lap on his career. If he announces one more season, Spurs fans will celebrate him all season. A fiesta would break out each time he checks into the game.

[BatManu20]

[BatManu20]

[Mel_13]

That will hopefully be enough money to coax Manu into doing a victory lap on his career. If he announces one more season, Spurs fans will celebrate him all season. A fiesta would break out each time he checks into the game.

They could even do the Dice deal and sign him to a two year deal with the second year 50% guaranteed. Then he effectively gets 4.2M for next year.

All these moves almost certainly mean that TD has already agreed to take whatever cap space is leftover after they sign LMA.

[BillMc]

Poor Mark Cuban....

[BillMc]

Really don't want to lose Mills.

[Das Texan]

Hopefully Manu comes back for one more. Know he wants to go out in London next summer. Needs to keep in basketball shape.

[baseline bum]

That will hopefully be enough money to coax Manu into doing a victory lap on his career. If he announces one more season, Spurs fans will celebrate him all season. A fiesta would break out each time he checks into the game.

Damn I want him back, the bench still desperately needs him.

[szkorhetz]

They could even do the Dice deal and sign him to a two year deal with the second year 50% guaranteed. Then he effectively gets 4.2M for next year.

All these moves almost certainly mean that TD has already agreed to take whatever cap space is leftover after they sign LMA.

Tim got bird right, isn't he?

[baseline bum]

The room exception is a small exception (about 2.8M per year for a max of two years) granted to teams that use cap space to sign free agents. It was added in the 2011 CBA.

So they could renounce Manu and then sign him with that exception.

Nice.

[Chinook]

They could even do the Dice deal and sign him to a two year deal with the second year 50% guaranteed. Then he effectively gets 4.2M for next year.

All these moves almost certainly mean that TD has already agreed to take whatever cap space is leftover after they sign LMA.

Question is, does tendering Joseph count in the plan? Right now, he's on the hold for more than $5 Million, I believe. So even minus Splitter, you have LMA and Cory eating all the cap space.

Is it possible that Tim is taking the minimum after all?

[Cowboys_Wear_Spurs]

Adrian Wojnarowski ‏@WojYahooNBA 1m

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DeMarre Carroll has agreed to a four year, $60M deal with Toronto, league source tells Yahoo

Raptors are out of the LMA sweepstakes. Dallas just offered Wes Matthews most of their cap space. Leaves the Knicks and who else.

[024]

Really don't want to lose Mills.

Me neither... but the Spurs are pot committed now. They're going to have to chuck Mills if necessary. At the beginning I really only wanted the Spurs to give up Splitter because losing Mills and Splitter + renouncing most of the bench is going to be way too much.

Although I think since Duncan might agree to a lower contract and Manu maybe accepting one of the exception, the Spurs won't have to give up Mills.