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Rather go after cp3 and Bynum by then imho
DHoward would have to be acquired through a trade. Orlando won't take Haywood and Marion/Carter for him... Howard is a pipe dream until 2013...
Rather go after cp3 and Bynum by then imho
lol the spread is a way to minimize his tax
not really imho. Haywood is like an expiring contract to some extent, if you acquire him & waive him you only pay him 2m annually, and with the high inflation rate considered you know how much less the 2m is gonna worth in 14yrs time
also that n!gger odom is still contracted to them mavs and only 2.4m is guaranteed for the last year (pretty like stack's contract in 09 which was dealt in part for marion), is an expiring contract TOO!!! mavs only traded their TE for him because a trade exception can only be used in single players trade, but there's no such limit on an semi-expiring contract that LO is
the article in the OP says that it would remove his pay from the salary cap, not just minimize taxes
Donnie and Cuban makes Morey look like a fool with all the bull contract clauses.
Well,they make around 25 of 29 GM's look like fools,so it's ok.
Better spend this year imho... You ain't going to like watching free-agents turn down Dallas to go to SA next year.
its just a financial relief imho. to execute the clause you must waive the player first (as the clause speaks itself), and his future salaries (8m, 9m and 10m) are counted against the cap as the player is waived. however it may still be pretty appealing since you don't have to pay him 28m bucks all at once. e.g. the glazers bought up manchester United with the money that was mostly loaned from banks, and the interest they've paid so far is already bigger then the original money they borrowed, that said if you loan 28m from the bank you're gonna end up paying MUCH more in the 14 years
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