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Post#581 » by vvoland » Tue Jul 22, 2025 8:05 pm

Okogie on the min is a nice signing. I understand why the Horford signing is held up due to JK but why are the vet mins? Shouldn't we be able to sign vet mins and still not be hamstrung by the JK offer? it's only when we use the NTMLE that we get hard-capped at the 2nd apron, right?
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Post#582 » by ChuckDurn » Tue Jul 22, 2025 8:54 pm

Just saw this thread. When does free agency start this year?
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Post#583 » by EvanZ » Tue Jul 22, 2025 9:09 pm

Welp we lost out on Okogie too.
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Post#584 » by statsman » Tue Jul 22, 2025 9:13 pm

EvanZ wrote:Welp we lost out on Okogie too.

Just wait until Horford signs with another team or announces his retirement ...
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Post#585 » by vvoland » Tue Jul 22, 2025 9:19 pm

statsman wrote:
EvanZ wrote:Welp we lost out on Okogie too.

Just wait until Horford signs with another team or announces his retirement ...


that would be a real bummer.
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Post#586 » by BayAreaDub » Tue Jul 22, 2025 10:51 pm

Horford and Melton sounds like a lock

Need Kuminga situation to be resolved.

Brogdon, Seth, Simmons sounds like possibilities depending on how that pans out.
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Post#587 » by xdrta+ » Tue Jul 22, 2025 11:30 pm

vvoland wrote:Okogie on the min is a nice signing. I understand why the Horford signing is held up due to JK but why are the vet mins? Shouldn't we be able to sign vet mins and still not be hamstrung by the JK offer? it's only when we use the NTMLE that we get hard-capped at the 2nd apron, right?


I don't understand (the bolded above.) Are they really planning on paying Horford more than the TPMLE, and hard-capping themselves at the 1st Apron? If not, they could sign him to that, sign vet mins, and still deal with JK. As long as they don't hard cap themselves in an S&T by taking back more than they send out, I don't see a problem. If Horford is willing to sign for the TPMLE, why wait. If he insists on more than that, then the Warriors are out of the running anyway.
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Post#588 » by statsman » Tue Jul 22, 2025 11:57 pm

xdrta+ wrote:
vvoland wrote:Okogie on the min is a nice signing. I understand why the Horford signing is held up due to JK but why are the vet mins? Shouldn't we be able to sign vet mins and still not be hamstrung by the JK offer? it's only when we use the NTMLE that we get hard-capped at the 2nd apron, right?

I don't understand (the bolded above.) Are they really planning on paying Horford more than the TPMLE, and hard-capping themselves at the 1st Apron? If not, they could sign him to that, sign vet mins, and still deal with JK. As long as they don't hard cap themselves in an S&T by taking back more than they send out, I don't see a problem. If Horford is willing to sign for the TPMLE, why wait. If he insists on more than that, then the Warriors are out of the running anyway.

The only reason I could come up with is not wanting to lock salary in and give another team the chance to submit a RFA offer sheet that the Warriors can't match because of the 2nd apron.

Seems like it is a long-shot now that a team could make cap space, but I suspect the Warriors would need to account for the possibility. It is also possible the Warriors know of a team who is capable of positioning themselves without too much effort to make a sizable, front-loaded RFA offer sheet.

That's probably part of Kuminga's strategy. Make the Warriors fill our their 14-man roster, required by opening night, in order to lock in salary, to include the TPMLE for Horford. If Kuminga is unsigned by opening night, I question whether the Warriors will sign Horford.
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Post#589 » by watch1958 » Wed Jul 23, 2025 1:32 am

Funny that this thread is 30 pages, when nothing has happened except Looney leaving.
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Post#590 » by statsman » Wed Jul 23, 2025 1:36 am

watch1958 wrote:Funny that this thread is 30 pages, when nothing has happened except Looney leaving.

The Warriors did tender the qualifying offer to Kuminga on 6/28, the day after this thread was started. So, there's that.

Yeah, I know, grasping at straws ... :banghead:
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Post#591 » by watch1958 » Wed Jul 23, 2025 2:35 am

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watch1958 wrote:Funny that this thread is 30 pages, when nothing has happened except Looney leaving.

The Warriors did tender the qualifying offer to Kuminga on 6/28, the day after this thread was started. So, there's that.

Yeah, I know, grasping at straws ... :banghead:

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Post#592 » by Onus » Fri Jul 25, 2025 3:06 pm

Hell yea another coach signed for next season. Dejan's son Nikola Miljevic will be joining the warriors coaching staff.
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Post#593 » by Zvaart » Fri Jul 25, 2025 7:29 pm

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Post#594 » by whatisacenter » Sat Jul 26, 2025 4:57 pm

Ricky Council IV anyone? I remember checking him out in the 2023 draft. He went undrafted and ended up on the 76ers but was just waived after a pretty good summer league.

He might too athletic to play for the Warriors tho...
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Post#595 » by azwfan » Sat Jul 26, 2025 6:21 pm

whatisacenter wrote:Ricky Council IV anyone? I remember checking him out in the 2023 draft. He went undrafted and ended up on the 76ers but was just waived after a pretty good summer league.

He might too athletic to play for the Warriors tho...

23 years old. Too young too.
At 6'6" might be too tall.
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Post#596 » by statsman » Sat Jul 26, 2025 6:24 pm

azwfan wrote:
whatisacenter wrote:Ricky Council IV anyone? I remember checking him out in the 2023 draft. He went undrafted and ended up on the 76ers but was just waived after a pretty good summer league.

He might too athletic to play for the Warriors tho...

23 years old. Too young too.
At 6'6" might be too tall.

For the vet minimum? Might be too expensive.
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Re: Warriors Free Agency 2025 

Post#597 » by wco81 » Sat Jul 26, 2025 6:51 pm

statsman wrote:
azwfan wrote:
whatisacenter wrote:Ricky Council IV anyone? I remember checking him out in the 2023 draft. He went undrafted and ended up on the 76ers but was just waived after a pretty good summer league.

He might too athletic to play for the Warriors tho...

23 years old. Too young too.
At 6'6" might be too tall.

For the vet minimum? Might be too expensive.



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GP2 has averaged 55.7/34.0/62.5 for his much longer career than Council and averaged about The same number of rebounds despite being smaller.
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Post#598 » by donkeylips » Sat Jul 26, 2025 6:57 pm

He’s still eligible for a two way contract
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Post#599 » by EvanZ » Sat Jul 26, 2025 9:02 pm

Ricky Council sucks.
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Re: Warriors Free Agency 2025 

Post#600 » by whatisacenter » Yesterday 7:36 pm

EvanZ wrote:Ricky Council sucks.


Yeah, but it's summer and I'm bored.

How much more does he suck than the Warriors other potential 2-way prospects. He has some length and bounce...not a lot of that on the roster.

Decent POA defender that can't shoot.
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