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Low risk.......High return. Just kicking the tires��. Almost like getting a free draft pick.
Trade targets- 1) Winslow 2) Covington
I only prefer Winslow slightly because of Covington's surgery but, we need one of them to contend.
Low risk.......High return. Just kicking the tires��. Almost like getting a free draft pick.
I hope so. Hopefully we saved enough to entice a bought-out player down the road.
Interesting that the amount isn't out yet.
austin daye redux...........will have 1 game where he cant miss then go cold for the rest of the season
Nobody cares after the Westbrook trade tbh
Except for us weirdos.
Considering SA has been in a bit of panic mode lately with Kawhi trade and now Morris (Pau and Mills deals notwithstanding) I wouldn’t be surprised to see this higher than you expect.
Lyles is a 3-4M player anything more, especially dead money next year is dumb.
timvp how do you reconcile this FO letting Klutch do this only to turn around and reward them for a low ceiling player? I’ve never been more disappointed in this franchise. It’s a b*tch move.
Again if they hadn’t traded Bertans on Klutchs word? Fine. But they did.
Guilty as charged tbh.
This is totally dissapointing but the spin is real
Why isn't anyone getting mad at RC for this? Morris was still undecided. He should've let him decide, rather than deciding for him.
G league highlights and a work out video I saw
2-yrs/$11M. 2nd year is Not guaranteed. Not bad.
He's much younger and will be working with Chip.https://www.spurstalk.com/trey-lyles...morris-plan-b/
The Lyles of two years ago put up the same per-possessions stats as Morris did last season.
Lyles couldn't hit a shot last year but the potential is there for him to eventually be better than Morris. Though, obviously, the 2019-20 Spurs take a hit with this news.
Klutch is the fastest growing agency in the league. It'd be pretty damn dumb to refuse to work with them going forward. That's doubly true when the two sides have to talk this summer to see if a Murray extension is possible.
The Spurs held a grudge against Arn Tellem for nearly two decades after Lamond Murray did something similar and that didn't help the franchise. It fact, there were multiple times it hurt the team that Pop refused to talk to Tellem.
Morris' story is he never meant to agree with the Spurs, that it was a miscommunication with Rich Paul. The Spurs could either roll their eyes while accepting their tall tale or attempt a one-team blackball of what will probably soon become the league's biggest agency.
For the sake of pettiness, the Klutch boycott would have some good drama. But if the Spurs wanted to do what's best for the franchise going forward, accepting them at their word and moving on is the smarter move, IMO.
You serious Clark?
Way too level headed thinking for this forum tbh
Please god, trade that contract with Beli. Please.
he wasnt coming.that was just sa saving face
Horsesh*t imo. It’s one thing if it’s just morris. But everyone saw them try to harm NO. They know what they are about. I would absolutely stand my ground and what is SA tangibly getting lately with being the nice guys? Can you name anything
It’s one thing to refuse to ever deal with them. It’s another to turn around and immediately reward them for a low end player.
So 5.5 per for our new canadian sharp shooter
Jabari's saying second year is only partially guaranteed. Not a great deal for the Spurs but it's in the ballpark of what was expected. I'd image somewhere between $6-9 million is guaranteed.
Meh, that's okay.
Maybe it’s unpopular, but I prefer acquiring a younger player who potentially can help over the next five years than a player who helps us be compe ive in the first round of the playoffs.
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