Marc Spears - Magic Sign CJ Watson (3 Years, 15 mil)
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Watson won't come in the game and automatically kill us like the vets did last year....
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**** yea! awesome signing, he's a good player.
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now, if we could somehow get javaris crittenton out of jail and sign him to a contract we'd be all set.
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59% true shooting % last year
career 40+% from 3
shoots very well in catch and shoot
very good move....
career 40+% from 3
shoots very well in catch and shoot
very good move....
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I think if you put McGee back then, he would get those blocks just as easily as Russell did. Russell's athleticism was well ahead of the players of his time, and that's about it.
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Going to guess it's 2 years 4.5 million
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Clippers and Mavs were also pursuing him.
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TodGre wrote:Keyon Dooling wasn't half bad as a backup.
Agreed.
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SHAQ32 wrote:I don't know when the last time we had a legit backup PG. Maybe Brian Shaw?
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Im guessing its an overpay. A quality vet coming to a non contender needs to be compensated well for the sacrifice. Im guessing 2/14.
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OrlandO wrote:Clippers and Mavs were also pursuing him.
Precisely my point...
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Not my money but I hope it's $6 mil per or less.
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shadrock wrote:Im guessing its an overpay. A quality vet coming to a non contender needs to be compensated well for the sacrifice. Im guessing 2/14.
this is what im thinking as well although I wouldnt be surprised to see 3/22 with a player option for the 3rd year.
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shadrock wrote:Im guessing its an overpay. A quality vet coming to a non contender needs to be compensated well for the sacrifice. Im guessing 2/14.
Wow! He made 4m over the past 2 years though.
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shadrock wrote:Im guessing its an overpay. A quality vet coming to a non contender needs to be compensated well for the sacrifice. Im guessing 2/14.
thinking more 2/$10mil
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His consistency makes describing his play boring in some ways. There aren’t a lot of up’s and down’s, there is just solid, steady, C.J. Watson.
He comes in and scores 10 points, sets up his teammates and allowed the starters to rest without the lead slipping away. Indiana’s bench went from being a joke to the league’s 2nd best, and part of that reason is Watson. It wasn’t just that he was getting more time and juicing his numbers with all the injuries the Indiana Pacers faced. It was one of the more productive and efficient seasons of his career as he played extended minutes and started 21 games with George Hill sidelined for about half of the season.
http://8points9seconds.com/2015/05/23/c-j-watson-a-solid-backup-but-time-in-indiana-may-be-over/
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TreasureCoast wrote:shadrock wrote:Im guessing its an overpay. A quality vet coming to a non contender needs to be compensated well for the sacrifice. Im guessing 2/14.
Wow! He made 4m over the past 2 years though.
Yeah i know. Just a feeling i have. Will see once it happens...
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I know the cap going up blah blah but Watson made $992k in 2012/2013 for the nets and a 2 year $4m deal with the Pacers since then and you guys want to give him $7m per year???
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I'm not the biggest CJ Watson fan but cool.
Let's re-sign Kyle O'Quinn and get the season started now.
Let's re-sign Kyle O'Quinn and get the season started now.
STOP PLAYING FULTZ
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Rick Rolled wrote:His consistency makes describing his play boring in some ways. There aren’t a lot of up’s and down’s, there is just solid, steady, C.J. Watson.
He comes in and scores 10 points, sets up his teammates and allowed the starters to rest without the lead slipping away. Indiana’s bench went from being a joke to the league’s 2nd best, and part of that reason is Watson. It wasn’t just that he was getting more time and juicing his numbers with all the injuries the Indiana Pacers faced. It was one of the more productive and efficient seasons of his career as he played extended minutes and started 21 games with George Hill sidelined for about half of the season.
http://8points9seconds.com/2015/05/23/c-j-watson-a-solid-backup-but-time-in-indiana-may-be-over/
Sounds dreamy...
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The more-glaring numbers, however, come on defense, where Indiana has allowed a meager 93.8 points/100 with Watson on the floor compared to an embarrassingly 105.0/100 with Sloan and 107.8/100 with Stuckey. It should be noted that Watson’s time on the court has often come against opponent second units, which are less potent generally than starting fives, but the differential is Grand Canyon vast and significant even taking in all the nuances of when they players have been on the court.
Here is the quick-hitter context to take away from all these numbers: The Pacers have outscored opponents by 4.7 points/100 possessions while C.J. Watson has been on the court this season. And this has happened even though Indiana is 1-6 in games Watson has played while losing by an average of 10 points per game. So while there may not be much in Watson’s individual stat line that says he is the clear-cut best option, something is going right while he is on the floor.
http://8points9seconds.com/2014/12/11/indiana-pacers-starting-point-guard-watson/
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