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Post by JB on Jun 30, 2024 19:25:54 GMT -5
just get Russ, sign Gary and another playable vet. Gary??? The guy still can't score consistently and isn't solving the bench offense issues. Why not somebody like Lonnie Walker as he could be had for $5 mil/year via tax payer MLE. Gary would be the starter as he can take and make 3s with confidence which is what we need in the starting lineup. Lonnie would be great at that price but if we could dump Zeke on the Clippers by trading for Russ, that would be 2 birds 1 stone.
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Post by wizardofcozz on Jun 30, 2024 19:27:34 GMT -5
Not that I’m super high on Klay but reports are he’s going to talk with Dallas, lakers, clippers and Philly. 3 of these teams are way over the cap. Yet they try. They get creative. Our front office doss absolutely nothing. Doesn’t have to be with Klay but if Dallas and the clips are trying to find a way to get a guy in the $15-20 million range why can’t we? Nome of those teams are way over the cap?? Why do you say that??
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Post by rock on Jun 30, 2024 19:29:53 GMT -5
Not that I’m super high on Klay but reports are he’s going to talk with Dallas, lakers, clippers and Philly. 3 of these teams are way over the cap. Yet they try. They get creative. Our front office doss absolutely nothing. Doesn’t have to be with Klay but if Dallas and the clips are trying to find a way to get a guy in the $15-20 million range why can’t we? Nome of those teams are way over the cap?? Why do you say that?? Aren’t both LA teams and Dallas over the cap? How can they even come close to signing Klay to $15-20 million?
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Post by JB on Jun 30, 2024 19:31:12 GMT -5
Nome of those teams are way over the cap?? Why do you say that?? Aren’t both LA teams and Dallas over the cap? How can they even come close to signing Klay to $15-20 million? the non-taxpayer MLE is a shade under 13m per year
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Post by passtheballquick on Jun 30, 2024 19:31:43 GMT -5
salute to Pope. get your money and thanks for the championship. I think that's all what's left. Keep saluting guys every year
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Post by wizardofcozz on Jun 30, 2024 19:32:26 GMT -5
Nome of those teams are way over the cap?? Why do you say that?? Aren’t both LA teams and Dallas over the cap? How can they even come close to signing Klay to $15-20 million? LAC and LAL are 121 mill and 127 mill respectively and PHI is at 61 mill. To give perspective DEN is at 175 mill.
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Post by passtheballquick on Jun 30, 2024 19:35:24 GMT -5
I can't believe that we're keeping mpj. He should be #1 on the trade block. Before Zeke
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Post by nuggetshipster on Jun 30, 2024 19:37:15 GMT -5
Aren’t both LA teams and Dallas over the cap? How can they even come close to signing Klay to $15-20 million? the non-taxpayer MLE is a shade under 13m per year So if we didn’t extend Zeke we could have offered that
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Post by rock on Jun 30, 2024 19:37:33 GMT -5
Aren’t both LA teams and Dallas over the cap? How can they even come close to signing Klay to $15-20 million? LAC and LAL are 121 mill and 127 mill respectively and PHI is at 61 mill. To give perspective DEN is at 175 mill. I know Philly has space. The other teams I don’t get how they can afford Klay Just a frustrated offseason and it’s only been one day.
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Post by Camby's Left Nut on Jun 30, 2024 19:37:46 GMT -5
Chris Paul to the Spurs is kind of weird. You'd think he'd rather go ring chase somewhere, and it's hard to imagine CP3 lasting long enough to see the Spurs truly compete.
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Post by wicked3line on Jun 30, 2024 19:38:36 GMT -5
Gary??? The guy still can't score consistently and isn't solving the bench offense issues. Why not somebody like Lonnie Walker as he could be had for $5 mil/year via tax payer MLE. Gary would be the starter as he can take and make 3s with confidence which is what we need in the starting lineup. Lonnie would be great at that price but if we could dump Zeke on the Clippers by trading for Russ, that would be 2 birds 1 stone. Gary will never be a starter in this league again...which if you forgot he could never stay healthy with Denver trying to play 30+ mins/game. Saying he would start is fantasyland stuff. Gary = bench player and nothing more. Further, Gary is a career 37% three point shooter yet the last 3 years next to Jokic he was only shooting 32-34% from 3. Hence saying "he can take and make 3s with confidence" is complete revisionist history and falls more into the absurd category. Not only NO on Gary returning but he would actually make the bench offense worse.
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Post by wicked3line on Jun 30, 2024 19:39:25 GMT -5
I can't believe that we're keeping mpj. He should be #1 on the trade block. Before Zeke KSE loves them some former Mizzou players.
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Post by rock on Jun 30, 2024 19:39:53 GMT -5
I can't believe that we're keeping mpj. He should be #1 on the trade block. Before Zeke Trade him for who? Booth would probably trade him for a couple terrible role players and throw in a first too
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Post by Dante on Jun 30, 2024 19:40:48 GMT -5
Last time i checked, Orlando is in Florida. Can you tell me the diff in tax $ for KCP to chose them over us in case we matched the offer?
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Post by rock on Jun 30, 2024 19:41:30 GMT -5
Chris Paul to the Spurs is kind of weird. You'd think he'd rather go ring chase somewhere, and it's hard to imagine CP3 lasting long enough to see the Spurs truly compete. Lol even the worst teams in the league get better free agents than us. Have the spurs even tried to win games the last 3 years? We won a title and get zero interest
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Post by wizardofcozz on Jun 30, 2024 19:43:53 GMT -5
Chris Paul to the Spurs is kind of weird. You'd think he'd rather go ring chase somewhere, and it's hard to imagine CP3 lasting long enough to see the Spurs truly compete. Lol even the worst teams in the league get better free agents than us. Have the spurs even tried to win games the last 3 years? We won a title and get zero interest They have salary cap space. He'll get paid then at trade deadline they'll move him to a contender for assets.
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Post by JB on Jun 30, 2024 19:44:42 GMT -5
Gary would be the starter as he can take and make 3s with confidence which is what we need in the starting lineup. Lonnie would be great at that price but if we could dump Zeke on the Clippers by trading for Russ, that would be 2 birds 1 stone. Gary will never be a starter in this league again...which if you forgot he could never stay healthy with Denver trying to play 30+ mins/game. Saying he would start is fantasyland stuff. Gary = bench player and nothing more. Further, Gary is a career 37% three point shooter yet the last 3 years next to Jokic he was only shooting 32-34% from 3. Hence saying "he can take and make 3s with confidence" is complete revisionist history and falls more into the absurd category. Not only NO on Gary returning but he would actually make the bench offense worse.that was 5 years ago bro: www.statmuse.com/nba/ask?q=gary+harris+3p%25+orlando+magicyou're telling me he's can be a 40% shooter playing off Franz Wagner but not Joker? lol and yeah, he's injury prone which is why he'll be available for the TPMLE. if he were not, the Magic would've given KCP's contract to Gary. this is our reality, the only fantasyland is believing Lonnie Walker will sign a contract barely above what DAJ just signed.
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Post by wizardofcozz on Jun 30, 2024 19:45:40 GMT -5
LAC and LAL are 121 mill and 127 mill respectively and PHI is at 61 mill. To give perspective DEN is at 175 mill. I know Philly has space. The other teams I don’t get how they can afford Klay Just a frustrated offseason and it’s only been one day. 2nd apron is 188 mill. They have alot of space.
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Post by Camby's Left Nut on Jun 30, 2024 19:47:06 GMT -5
Sounds like Paul George is going to Philly, along with Eric Gordon. Jonas Valanciunas headed to Washington.
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Post by duh88 on Jun 30, 2024 19:51:33 GMT -5
Last time i checked, Orlando is in Florida. Can you tell me the diff in tax $ for KCP to chose them over us in case we matched the offer? It’s not that much - Colorado income tax is just under 5%. On $66m, he’s saving around $3 million basically. Where state income tax gets rough is a place like California; where it’s close to 12%.
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