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Ror1997 wrote:Miami now has a **** of cap room. Let's hope they resign Waiters and JJ. I could definitely see them signing Gay too. I don't care what they do so long as they stay out of our business.
Mkdaman1818 wrote:Ror1997 wrote:Miami now has a **** of cap room. Let's hope they resign Waiters and JJ. I could definitely see them signing Gay too. I don't care what they do so long as they stay out of our business.
I wouldn't be shocked if they were somehow the mystery team in on porter...
It's either that or Otto Porter's camp told Sacramento that he would rather sign a max offer sheet with the Nets than them.Hello Brooklyn wrote:I feel like Sacramento pulled out because they know Washington will match.
I'd rather not waste our time signing him. No need to do that just to spite Washington.
DarkXaero wrote:It's either that or Otto Porter's camp told Sacramento that he would rather sign a max offer sheet with the Nets than them.Hello Brooklyn wrote:I feel like Sacramento pulled out because they know Washington will match.
I'd rather not waste our time signing him. No need to do that just to spite Washington.
Paradise wrote:Sean Marks lining us up nicely. Once again, this man plays chess. Not checkers.Boston would now need a series of transactions to create cap space for Gordon Hayward. The Celtics would have to pull the qualifying offer on Kelly Olynyk, renounce free agents Jonas Jerebko, James Young, Gerald Green and waive the contracts of Jordan Mickey and Demetrius Jackson (or trade). The Celtics would be left with $27.6M in room and likely need to move the contract of Terry Rozier or Marcus Smart. Trading Rozier would have the Celtics short $1M of a max salary a lot.
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Ror1997 wrote:DarkXaero wrote:It's either that or Otto Porter's camp told Sacramento that he would rather sign a max offer sheet with the Nets than them.Hello Brooklyn wrote:I feel like Sacramento pulled out because they know Washington will match.
I'd rather not waste our time signing him. No need to do that just to spite Washington.
With this tight lipped new FO....He could've verbally agreed to the offer sheet already and it just hasn't leaked yet. Hell, the nets could have agreements with a few guys already.
Ror1997 wrote:So here's something to think about
If they don't resign Hayward, they have 16M in cap space. They could be players for KCP, or potentially Porter, though they would have to shed salary. The Jazz having 16M in cap room is bad, but another team that needs to shed salary is good.
moonpie wrote:Hayward officially to the Celtics. Think this starts a domino effect?
