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That'd be my guess too.
That'd be my guess too.
When you see Keith Bogans post something similar than it'll be Pop
@ tonyparker lol
He'd get at least his QO, which is about $5 Million. That'd probably be the start of his contract, so he would get something like a $11M/2, $16.5M/3 or a $22M/4 deal. The two sides could agree to start below the QO, but they've guaranteed Tiago that much already, so he has little incentive to go below that.
That's actually someone's Twitter account.
Actually I think it's Mark Cuban. Iggy tweeted "Correctomondo!" right after someone guessed Cuban.
Last edited by LakerHater; 07-01-2013 at 01:02 AM.
Damn. Make it happen R.C.
Could be Findog though
Well that's interesting.
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thank the lord
I think Monta ends up getting a couple ridiculous offers. Wouldn't be surprised if Dallas threw $11-12 million at him to lock him up.
How the do the Knicks have money to offer Monta?
With what money?
Interesting. I really hope no one offers him anything, although it's a long shot.
lol mccarney stfu!
I could definitely see Monta on the Bulls. I think that'd be a good fit.
Wow I don't see him turning down that offer, or the Kings matching. He might be a pelican.
"Long story short, if the expected salary cap comes to fruition, the Pelicans could offer Evans a contract starting at $11,378,284. More than likely, that would prevent the Kings from matching and make Evans a Pelican. Even more likely, New Orleans wouldn’t offer quite that much, but that’s the amount available.
If the Pelicans sign Evans, would they use a three-guard backcourt, making Evans their nominal small forward, or would they explore a trade of Gordon? It’s always nice to add talent, but it’s not always simple to do or handle once its done."
Ellis is also at the point in his career where he wants to play deep into the playoffs. Other teams have shown interest — such as the Los Angeles Lakers, Chicago Bulls and New York Knicks — but those teams are handcuffed by salary cap restrictions and would need to make other moves in order to accommodate Ellis, who is willing to find common ground between salary and playing for a contender.
monta ellis is like gary neal on crack, thats not really a good thing
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