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[Haynes & ESPN] Blazers and Lillard agree on supermax deal

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Re: [Haynes & ESPN] Blazers and Lillard agree on supermax deal 

Post#21 » by Sinobas » Tue Jul 16, 2019 12:42 am

Dame took a bit of a pay cut on his last deal didn't he? In order to help the team pay for talent.

I'm wondering if he was thinking to himself....hmm...I took a pay cut so that Olshey could massively over-pay for crabbe, turner and Leonard....never again.
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Re: [Haynes & ESPN] Blazers and Lillard agree on supermax deal 

Post#22 » by JasonStern » Wed Jul 24, 2019 8:49 pm

red_power wrote:Almost $50M per year :o
I only wonder if he's going to cost the team 50% of the cap during a last year on this deal :noway:


like Portland wouldn't blow that cap space on Evan Turner, Allen Crabbe, Meyers Leonard, etc.
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Re: [Haynes & ESPN] Blazers and Lillard agree on supermax deal 

Post#23 » by d-train » Wed Jul 24, 2019 10:41 pm

JasonStern wrote:
red_power wrote:Almost $50M per year :o
I only wonder if he's going to cost the team 50% of the cap during a last year on this deal :noway:


like Portland wouldn't blow that cap space on Evan Turner, Allen Crabbe, Meyers Leonard, etc.

Blazers didn't use cap room to sign Crabbe or Leonard. The cap room they used to sign Turner was like writing a check with disappearing ink. The cap room was there in 2016 but would be gone in 2017 when CJ's extension kicked in.
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