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He must be on the Spurs roster by March 1 to be playoff eligible.
30 day wait makes him ineligible.
At least you know more about the cap than Scola Dynasty 21.
He must be on the Spurs roster by March 1 to be playoff eligible.
30 day wait makes him ineligible.
The suns can't afford to pick up his contract, they don't have the cap space. In that case Barry has to choose to go there after he clears waivers, and the suns can't offer him more than the vet minimum (IE more than the Spurs.) since the are already over the cap.
He must be waived before March 1st to be eligible
damn I hope you're right, it makes sense, otherwise why would the Sonics waive him so fast if he couldn't play on another team
but you know Steve Kerr is sweating bullets at the thought of Barry back in SA, he doesn't want this to happen
In that case Stackhouse wasn't gonna be on the Mavs playoff roster? That doesn't make sense.
Thought April 15th was the playoff roster designation date...
If the Suns wanted him bad enough, they could have used part of their trade exception to get him from the Sonics flat out.
Unless Skinner used the MLE, they should still have it I believe. Grant Hill used the bi-annual.
They can still use it during the waiver period.
Damn I didn't think a trade exception could be used with a player on waivers.
Still the Suns would be paying double the salary if they are over the luxury tax threshold.
That explains the 1st rounder.
Right, forgot that. They can use it to acquire any existing contract.
And now it looks as if Kerr basically gifted Kurt Thomas to the Spurs....
Would Barry have a choice to go to the team that uses a trade exception on him while hes on waivers?
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if spurs pick him up...does he play in playoffs?
Think of it this way. If the Suns end up with Barry, we basically traded Barry for Thomas with the Sonics getting Elson, 3 1st rounders and a 2nd (according to some reports I saw anyway) for playing middleman...And now it looks as if Kerr basically gifted Kurt Thomas to the Spurs....
If he wants to get paid, no.
Well, since there's no longer "playoff roster" designations, I would assume as long as he's on the roster by April 17th he could. I couldn't find anything that says he couldn't.
So, can the Suns or Mavs pick him up off the waivers?
The Suns could with their traded player exception. The Mavs might be able to with their MLE (not sure).
What does that mean for their salary cap and the luxury tax?
The problem for the Suns is they are already ridiculously over the cap already.
They may want Brent, but do you really think they want to pay 10+ million for him?
HAHAHHAHAHHA that was hilarious
I don't think the suns can afford him though.
If Brent is on waivers, could he refuse if other teams want to pick him up?
What if he prefers to go to the Spurs? would that be possible?
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