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The Lakers also receive a 2nd round draft pick and cash considerations
The Clippers also receive a 2nd round draft pick and give up nothing (a top 50 protected 2nd round pick)
Miami reduces their 2010 obligations by around $3.5M - $4m ($2M from Cook and approx $1.5M - $2M) which is guaranteed to James Jones (who effectively is an expiring contract) even once his team option is declined. They also go under the luxury tax threshold. Thoughts?
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Miami sheds 2010 Salary and goes under the luxury tax limit
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don't see Heat moving Wright just to get under tax
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Jones & Cook for Morrison? wow....
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I think its a good trade if MIA can afford to be without Wright. MIA saves:
$3.4 mil salary reduction
$2.9 mil lux taxes saved
$4.5 mil lux share recovered
$10.8 mil in savings
Is that savings worth those players for MIA?
There's a 13-man roster minimum, but 10-day contracts became available January 5th. I do like the basis for this deal though - that's a lot of money.
$3.4 mil salary reduction
$2.9 mil lux taxes saved
$4.5 mil lux share recovered
$10.8 mil in savings
Is that savings worth those players for MIA?
There's a 13-man roster minimum, but 10-day contracts became available January 5th. I do like the basis for this deal though - that's a lot of money.
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Hallstar wrote:don't see Heat moving Wright just to get under tax
Well due to the luxury tax system, and ignoring payments thus far, they save 2 x his salary = about $5.6M. Plus around $4.4M of payments distributed from teams over the luxury tax = $10M.
Is Dorell Wright worth $10M? No. I would prefer it if they could dump James Jones instead, but they'd have to give up a pick, and there aren't many teams with a trade exception who could and would take back Jones.
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shrink wrote:I think its a good trade if MIA can afford to be without Wright. MIA saves:
$3.4 mil salary reduction
$2.9 mil lux taxes saved
$4.5 mil lux share recovered
$10.8 mil in savings
Is that savings worth those players for MIA?
There's a 13-man roster minimum, but 10-day contracts became available January 5th. I do like the basis for this deal though - that's a lot of money.
Yeah it's about a $11M saving together with the Morrison trade, PLUS they also reduce their 2010 cap space by around $4M. Nothing to sneeze at. And they aren't really losing anyone from their 8-man rotation. Whilst Wright has been showcased in the last few games, Udonis Haslem, Joel Anthony and Mario Chalmers are normally the first 3 guys off the bench.
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