MaryvalesFinest wrote:You promised to never post again for a whole year if Amare was resigned to max right?
Except that was if it's a 6 year deal
Max doesn't have to be 6 yr deals. He can get 3 yr deal and it's still MAX.
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MaryvalesFinest wrote:You promised to never post again for a whole year if Amare was resigned to max right?
Except that was if it's a 6 year deal
fromthetop321 wrote:I got Lebron number 1, he is also leading defensive player of the year. Curry's game still reminds me of Jeremy Lin to much.
ruiner wrote:MaryvalesFinest wrote:You promised to never post again for a whole year if Amare was resigned to max right?
Except that was if it's a 6 year deal
Max doesn't have to be 6 yr deals. He can get 3 yr deal and it's still MAX.
MaryvalesFinest wrote:D'antoni played favorites, he had a father son relationship with Nash that soon grew into something more where two guys had emotions for one another, not in a sexual way but like BFF's...while Amare was always treated as just one of the other guys on the team and never had that with D'antoni...I know it sounds kind of gay but it's true
fromthetop321 wrote:I got Lebron number 1, he is also leading defensive player of the year. Curry's game still reminds me of Jeremy Lin to much.
MrMiyagi wrote:Lob to DA for the win
chefsunsfan7 wrote:I live near Philly and let me tell you - Stephen A. Smith is a joke. Don't listen to anything he says.
7Insomniac wrote:I don't know if this has been posted yet but Stephen A. Smith was on Bickley and MJ two days ago and said that a year ago he interviewed Amar'e and he said that he should be viewed as on the level as Lebron,D-wade,Etc and the only thing holding him back is that he plays in Phoenix.
Suns Managing Partner Robert Sarver has stuck to the idea of giving Stoudemire a maximum-salary deal for four years (his existing remaining option season plus three more) but not for the maximum six years (option plus a five-year extension) that Stoudemire has desired. NBA sources said Sarver might be willing to change the extension's length to four years, which would give Stoudemire a five-year deal worth $107 million.
If Stoudemire went to another team without a sign-and-trade deal, the most he could sign for is five years and about $100 million because raises with another team are limited to 8.5 percent rather than the 10.5 percent raises he can have with Phoenix. That is where a sign-and-trade possibility enters the picture to get Stoudemire a larger contract and net the Suns a return of either players or a trade exception, which could be used to acquire a high-salary player without returning any contracts.
AZWildByNature wrote:When is the deadline for Amar'e to opt out?
dking97 wrote:Strangeness? A new Suns contract for 5 years is slightly better than a 4-yr extension on next season. So, given a 5-yr committment, he's financially better off re-signing with the Suns AFTER today.
The skinny:
Don't be surprised when Amare opts out, even if he still wants to re-sign with the Suns.
Paul Coro, this morning calling in to KTAR, said that the Suns and Amare were most likely laying ground work for a new contract to be signed AFTER tonight, than they were in trying to get an extension done today.
If Amare agrees to the extension today (he doesn't have to actually sign it till next spring but if he doesn't opt-out he's still committed to the Suns and off the market), then you know Sarver and Gentry are good salesmen and Amare really never wanted to entertain other offers at all.
If Amare opts out today, that doesn't mean the Suns are out of the picture as long as they're now willing to go 5 years. On 5 years, the Suns can still offer more money than anyone else. Amare might just want his ego stroked a little (he's never been on the market before) before re-signing. Kind of like Dirk in Dallas. And Paul Pierce in Boston. They just opted out yesterday, but still figure to re-sign with their teams. Getting wooed can be fun, I guess.
rsavaj wrote:http://www.brightsideofthesun.com/2010/6/30/1545022/the-skinny-on-amares-contractdking97 wrote:Strangeness? A new Suns contract for 5 years is slightly better than a 4-yr extension on next season. So, given a 5-yr committment, he's financially better off re-signing with the Suns AFTER today.
The skinny:
Don't be surprised when Amare opts out, even if he still wants to re-sign with the Suns.
Paul Coro, this morning calling in to KTAR, said that the Suns and Amare were most likely laying ground work for a new contract to be signed AFTER tonight, than they were in trying to get an extension done today.
If Amare agrees to the extension today (he doesn't have to actually sign it till next spring but if he doesn't opt-out he's still committed to the Suns and off the market), then you know Sarver and Gentry are good salesmen and Amare really never wanted to entertain other offers at all.
If Amare opts out today, that doesn't mean the Suns are out of the picture as long as they're now willing to go 5 years. On 5 years, the Suns can still offer more money than anyone else. Amare might just want his ego stroked a little (he's never been on the market before) before re-signing. Kind of like Dirk in Dallas. And Paul Pierce in Boston. They just opted out yesterday, but still figure to re-sign with their teams. Getting wooed can be fun, I guess.
The Nets are hoping to sign LeBron James, but they do have alternative plans.
They will meet Friday with Dwyane Wade and with Chris Bosh Bosh. They will then meet with Amar’e Stoudemire, Carlos Boozer, David Lee and restricted free agent Rudy Gay. Dirk Nowitzki, a former player for Johnson, opted out of his Mavericks contract on Tuesday.
The Nets are confident they will at least be able to sign Stoudemire and Gay.
fromthetop321 wrote:I got Lebron number 1, he is also leading defensive player of the year. Curry's game still reminds me of Jeremy Lin to much.