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What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 8:30 pm
by zimpy27
Which players would teams give compensation to move into cap space in this coming off-season?

And what would that compensation be?

Re: What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 8:42 pm
by chrbal
Last offseason the only ones I can think of are;

Utah sends Tony Bradley and the 38th pick to Detroit for cash.

Utah sent Ed Davis to New York with two 2nds for cash.

I would love to land a useful player in these situations, but I think you’d be more likely to see players like them get moved in these deals.

Re: What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 8:49 pm
by zimpy27
It seems like a down FA off-season and I could see a number of teams willing to take on contracts for pick compensation.

Re: What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 9:00 pm
by Pinkyring
I think utah has to do something, they have a new owner fresh in a pandemic and Conley is a free agent. It probably takes 20m to keep him and i can't see them with a 150m payroll, they probably need to dump favors but that might take 2 first

Re: What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 9:13 pm
by zimpy27
Pinkyring wrote:I think utah has to do something, they have a new owner fresh in a pandemic and Conley is a free agent. It probably takes 20m to keep him and i can't see them with a 150m payroll, they probably need to dump favors but that might take 2 first


I think they could trade Bojan to Knicks for a TPE. I'd expect that to take their '21 FRP

Re: What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 9:14 pm
by jayjaysee
Pinkyring wrote:I think utah has to do something, they have a new owner fresh in a pandemic and Conley is a free agent. It probably takes 20m to keep him and i can't see them with a 150m payroll, they probably need to dump favors but that might take 2 first


Favors is a good player and shouldn’t require any assets to dump.

Re: What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 9:25 pm
by Godaddycurse
Pinkyring wrote:I think utah has to do something, they have a new owner fresh in a pandemic and Conley is a free agent. It probably takes 20m to keep him and i can't see them with a 150m payroll, they probably need to dump favors but that might take 2 first


or they just let conley expire/leave and make mitchell the PG moving forward

Re: What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 9:34 pm
by Mike lorenzo
Personally I would take Bojan to the Mavs ... for 2 seconds ... if Jazz wants savings, Bring back Conley, fill the gap in FA

Re: What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 9:40 pm
by zimpy27
Mike lorenzo wrote:Personally I would take Bojan to the Mavs ... for 2 seconds ... if Jazz wants savings, Bring back Conley, fill the gap in FA


With Mitchell, Clarkson, Ingles, Royce and Niang, I think their wings are covered. I don't think they need Bojan to be replaced even. Maybe just a backup.

Re: What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 10:08 pm
by Mike lorenzo
zimpy27 wrote:
Mike lorenzo wrote:Personally I would take Bojan to the Mavs ... for 2 seconds ... if Jazz wants savings, Bring back Conley, fill the gap in FA


With Mitchell, Clarkson, Ingles, Royce and Niang, I think their wings are covered. I don't think they need Bojan to be replaced even. Maybe just a backup.

yes I was thinking of PJ Tucker / Millsap or Bjelica if they accept $ 4/6 as endorsements or even the MLE for Porter

Re: What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 10:12 pm
by Scoot McGroot
chrbal wrote:Last offseason the only ones I can think of are;

Utah sends Tony Bradley and the 38th pick to Detroit for cash.

Utah sent Ed Davis to New York with two 2nds for cash.

I would love to land a useful player in these situations, but I think you’d be more likely to see players like them get moved in these deals.



Okc did a bunch too. Indy paid a second and ate Jalen Lecque’s guaranteed money to dump TJ Leaf into a TPE. Just because a guy may have also gone back doesn’t mean it wasn’t a TPE deal for a salary dump with payment.

Re: What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 10:18 pm
by Devilanche
Scoot McGroot wrote:
chrbal wrote:Last offseason the only ones I can think of are;

Utah sends Tony Bradley and the 38th pick to Detroit for cash.

Utah sent Ed Davis to New York with two 2nds for cash.

I would love to land a useful player in these situations, but I think you’d be more likely to see players like them get moved in these deals.



Okc did a bunch too. Indy paid a second and ate Jalen Lecque’s guaranteed money to dump TJ Leaf into a TPE. Just because a guy may have also gone back doesn’t mean it wasn’t a TPE deal for a salary dump with payment.


Think quite a bit went into all the OKC trades . I think this off-season Presti will do the same . Just can’t see him offering RFA deals unless we got 2 top 5 picks.

Re: What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 10:40 pm
by zimpy27
Devilanche wrote:
Scoot McGroot wrote:
chrbal wrote:Last offseason the only ones I can think of are;

Utah sends Tony Bradley and the 38th pick to Detroit for cash.

Utah sent Ed Davis to New York with two 2nds for cash.

I would love to land a useful player in these situations, but I think you’d be more likely to see players like them get moved in these deals.



Okc did a bunch too. Indy paid a second and ate Jalen Lecque’s guaranteed money to dump TJ Leaf into a TPE. Just because a guy may have also gone back doesn’t mean it wasn’t a TPE deal for a salary dump with payment.


Think quite a bit went into all the OKC trades . I think this off-season Presti will do the same . Just can’t see him offering RFA deals unless we got 2 top 5 picks.


RFA deals are rarely worth it. You are effectively only successful if you value the player more than the team that that player has been and grown for the past 4 seasons.

It's a fairly big gamble unless it's tax stress that causes team not to match.

Re: What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 11:03 pm
by Devilanche
zimpy27 wrote:
RFA deals are rarely worth it. You are effectively only successful if you value the player more than the team that that player has been and grown for the past 4 seasons.

It's a fairly big gamble unless it's tax stress that causes team not to match.


If we have 2 top 5 picks with SGA and Dort , it’s unlikely we will pick in the high lotto anymore so it’s a question of whether we use our cap space now to overpay for talent or use it next offseason.

Re: What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 11:42 pm
by Pinkyring
jayjaysee wrote:
Pinkyring wrote:I think utah has to do something, they have a new owner fresh in a pandemic and Conley is a free agent. It probably takes 20m to keep him and i can't see them with a 150m payroll, they probably need to dump favors but that might take 2 first


Favors is a good player and shouldn’t require any assets to dump.

Favors is an outdated big that cant defend, nobody is willing paying 10m for a 15 minute backup

Re: What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Wed May 5, 2021 12:16 am
by Scoot McGroot
Pinkyring wrote:
jayjaysee wrote:
Pinkyring wrote:I think utah has to do something, they have a new owner fresh in a pandemic and Conley is a free agent. It probably takes 20m to keep him and i can't see them with a 150m payroll, they probably need to dump favors but that might take 2 first


Favors is a good player and shouldn’t require any assets to dump.

Favors is an outdated big that cant defend, nobody is willing paying 10m for a 15 minute backup


He’s absolutely a good defender, though no Gobert. Did you mean that he can’t defend in space like a 4 or something?

Re: What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Wed May 5, 2021 12:29 am
by Pinkyring
Scoot McGroot wrote:
Pinkyring wrote:
jayjaysee wrote:
Favors is a good player and shouldn’t require any assets to dump.

Favors is an outdated big that cant defend, nobody is willing paying 10m for a 15 minute backup


He’s absolutely a good defender, though no Gobert. Did you mean that he can’t defend in space like a 4 or something?

No i meant he cant defend at all, u must've not seen him much this season or looked at his defensive numbers

Re: What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Wed May 5, 2021 1:37 am
by NYG
zimpy27 wrote:Which players would teams give compensation to move into cap space in this coming off-season?

And what would that compensation be?


If it became absolutely necessary for a big trade or crucial free agent signing to work cap wise then I would use a second rounder to dump Knox if teams preferred not to even have him at his current salary.

Re: What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Wed May 5, 2021 1:53 am
by Scoot McGroot
Pinkyring wrote:
Scoot McGroot wrote:
Pinkyring wrote:Favors is an outdated big that cant defend, nobody is willing paying 10m for a 15 minute backup


He’s absolutely a good defender, though no Gobert. Did you mean that he can’t defend in space like a 4 or something?

No i meant he cant defend at all, u must've not seen him much this season or looked at his defensive numbers


I’ve watched him a couple times, and looked at his defensive numbers before posting.

Re: What players would teams pay to move into capspace for a TPE?

Posted: Wed May 5, 2021 2:15 am
by Texas Chuck
If Dallas needed off Trey Burke's small number I could see them using a couple 2nds to get off it. If Dallas absolutely needed to get off Dwight Powell I'd assume they'd give a future protected 1st.

Both seem unlikely to be necessary with no max free agent likely to agree to terms with them but that would be the "bad" money Dallas would want to move.

I also think Dallas might be willing to move off KP's contract, but I don't see them attaching an asset. Everyone else under contract next year or beyond has positive neutral save maybe Terry, but his deal is so cheap, no point in paying to dump.