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Milwaukee - Calvin Booth
Toronto - Alonzo Mourning's contract
Portland - Derek Anderson
Orlando - Doug Christie
Philly - Aaron McKie
Indiana - Reggie Miller's contract
NY - Jerome Williams
NJ - Ron Mercer
List players that have been officially waived.
Milwaukee - Calvin Booth
Toronto - Alonzo Mourning's contract
Milwaukee dropped calvin booth, the real casualty is whoever signs him
McKie or Christie would give the Spurs the 5th swingman they need at minimal cost.
Lakers - Brian Grant
Chicago - Eddie Robinson's contract
Christie is going to Dallas for 3mil
I assume Malik will remain a Knick for a few more years...NY - Jerome Williams
Reggie Millers Contract?
You could do worse than McKie.
Even though he's retired it still counts against their cap
He still had a year remaining. $6M, IIRC.
How about McKie at the LLE for 2 years, re-up DBrown using his Early Bird rights and then use the remainder of the MLE to take away Evans from the Kings or Jones from the Pacers?
Oh, I hadn't realized that. So technically, if Reggie were to un-retire, he could sign with any team he wanted?
...(I know he wouldn't)
I'd do it even though Brown and Evans are similar players. You can let them battle it out and then trade whoever loses out. McKie is only 32 years old so he probably has some gas in the tank.
Oh, I hadn't realized that. So technically, if Reggie were to un-retire, he could sign with any team he wanted?
...(I know he wouldn't)
He won't, but imagine a team with horry/miller on the same playoff roster.
I wouldn't re-sign Devin and sign Evans. They are way too similar. If you can get Evans at a reasonable price, then I'd say Devin is gone. I guess I wouldn't mind McKie but he'd be pretty much a non-factor.
I'd do it even though Brown and Evans are similar players. You can let them battle it out and then trade whoever loses out. McKie is only 32 years old so he probably has some gas in the tank.
Does this mean that the Spurs can pick up Reggie Miller's contract? It's the most clutch shooting contract in playoff history! The Spurs need to act now to get it!
Seriously though, I think McKie is worth a look. An aging vet, looking for a ring. He might be willing to sign for peanuts.
Suns - Howard Eisley's contract
Pacer - Miller's contract.
Raptors - Mourning's contract.
Well, it's not like Evans or Jones have established themselves in this league enough to automatically have a guaranteed active roster spot. I thought McKie had some knee trouble in recent seasons(?)
I'd do it even though Brown and Evans are similar players. You can let them battle it out and then trade whoever loses out. McKie is only 32 years old so he probably has some gas in the tank.
I would rather try to re-sign Robinson than sign McKie.
Robinson can be a class A player for moments. His only problem had always been his defense but since he got to San Antonio he really improved in that aspect.
Glenn Robinson - 1st 1994
20.7 Points per Game - Career
Improving Defense
McKie - 17th 1994
7.6 points per game - Career
He used to be a good 3-point shooter in 2003-2004 and a good bench player, lol, and now he could be a 12th man in San Antonio or a 8th man in Philly, ha.
I'd prefer GRobinson too but that assumes he'll be available for what the Spurs have to offer and that the Spurs would want him back...
I think he said already he would like to come back.
San Antonio is still exploring their options through.
Heat - Weslley Person's contract
Sure. DA wanted to come back too. And the Spurs wanted him back too.
Don't believe what players or GMs say.
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