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not yet. manu could be signed with cap space that's about the same as room exc.
not yet. manu could be signed with cap space that's about the same as room exc.
Gerald Green signed for the min? I want to believe Spurs contacted him but he decided to sign with the Heat.
LoL @ Fredette/Gordon/Sloan being "wing" players.
More playing time/shots aka better opportunity to pad stats.
^^ Also, some s love being in Miami, not everybody cares about winning over everything..
Uncoachable in a highly structured system. Nuff said.
We can also trade Kyle Anderson for a pick and open up more cap space.
I doubt the spurs trade him. He's young with not much trade value since he hasn't't shown he can play professionally yet. Also, he's the only young project guy in the roster. THe spurs see something in him that make him worth developin
jeff taylor would be a fantastic pickup.
His trade value is probably negative at this point. He laid two total stinkers in summer league. I doubt other GM's are lining up to take him on.
Jeff taylor belongs in prison
What about Tony Crocker good scorer who playing well in summer league for Memphis and he is San Antonio born?
Was holding out hope for Milutinov this year, damn...
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Hanga was rumored to be coming over for summer league, then he no showed. He's finally healthy, again, has a little bit of athleticism, and plays at a needed position. But, he's not a great shooter and doesn't seem to be in their plans. I was looking forward to seeing him as a long shot stash of ours, getting something out of him. But, it is probably never meant to be. They'll find something better elsewhere I guess.
OK so it is not going to happen, because I don't think he is smart enough to let it happen, but I would try to sell Javell McGee to come to the Spurs on a one year minimum deal. Why because a player than is lampooned for being the stupidest in the league would get the shine/rub of being associated with the smartest organization in sports, probably win a ring and then go from free agent afterthought to a top 5 sought after free agent, when the cap sky rockets next year. McGee would just be required to rim protect and play defense, well within his arsenal. I don't think he is the kind of player you build your team around but could fill a very specific niche on this team and might like it enough to stay. An athletic shot blocking center would be one of the few things left on the Spur's checklist for unstoppable force.
Jamal McGee on the Spurs would be a clown show, tbh. Pop would prob cut him before the All-Star break.
Also cuts the other way, if he came over and he flops hard. He'll have that label there.
Plus, he still wants another Pay day. There is some money still left out there, but he doesn't want to work for peanuts. I'm sure he's spent what money he earned already.
[QUOTE=BatManu20;8110908]Jamal McGee on the Spurs would be a clown show, tbh. Pop would prob cut him before the All
I see where you are coming from Bat, but who knew Verde could be Verde, or Bobo could be Bobo until they got into the Spurs system. JM is a guy that got by on just athleticism, up until now but who knows that if in the right environment and a few trips to the Toro's he might evolve. Yes his rep is of a clown but you would have said the same of DG when he was a Cav. I don't know if JM has the intelligence to realize all that part of being a part of the Spurs system could offer him but in his defense most players don't. They say the right thing but most players want to be the man, the spotlight, ect. If Lebron truly just wanted to win and respect he would have sought the Spurs out, but he never has, why? Because while he wants those things he also wants the power and notoriety. That being said the Spurs might be the only team that can rehab Javell's reputation, but does he want that or a payday? Most players care more for the cash.
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Does the NBA only need to send letters for 1st round picks? What about 2nd round picks like Lalanne?
First round picks have a 2 yr guaranteed salary and are salary slotted. Second round picks don't have that and would be like signing any player to a min contract (although you have more flex in signing a 2nd round pick, you would need cap room to sign for more than the min).
[QUOTE=$pursDynasty;8110919]Jamal, Javelle, or Javale. A rose that doesn't give a by any other name, still won't give a sheet.
Yes, and it has to be agreed by the players as well. Otherwise the Spurs will lose the rights to these players as their contracts are guarantee unless the player agrees to play overseas to delay the signing.
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