BoogieTime wrote:Houston won’t match Capela.
Dzon Dilindzer wrote:BoogieTime wrote:Houston won’t match Capela.
of course they will, tilman fertitta already said hes gonna pay the luxury if they have a realistic shot at the championship and given they were really close to it last season, thats worth paying the luxury, more so they gave 33 yo cp3 4/160... now why would they do that if they gonna let capela walk, that doesnt make any sense... they have no shot at the championship without cp3 or capela, that much is clear... they go all in
BoogieTime wrote:Dzon Dilindzer wrote:BoogieTime wrote:Houston won’t match Capela.
of course they will, tilman fertitta already said hes gonna pay the luxury if they have a realistic shot at the championship and given they were really close to it last season, thats worth paying the luxury, more so they gave 33 yo cp3 4/160... now why would they do that if they gonna let capela walk, that doesnt make any sense... they have no shot at the championship without cp3 or capela, that much is clear... they go all in
They are at the tax now, and still have a lot of roster spots to fill. I don’t think they match a healthy offer
I think there is a better chance Portland would match on Nurkic with Allen, don’t you? Kings won’t waste their time if there is
BoogieTime wrote:There is not a lot of cap space left and still many tax concerned teams, could get a lot of assets now
PetrieUnderstudy wrote:With Bucks signing Ilyasova and bringing back Jennings we could get Parker. I'd be all for that. He'd start at SF and can also be stretch 4. How about a 1+1 something like 2 yrs $36 million.
OGSactownballer wrote:I have a sense that the Zach Lavine stuff is just smokescreen or feeling out what the offers need to be to keepntwams from matching. Ultimately that seems a foolish move for a position we already barely have enough young minutes to go around.
I have a sense that the way that so many teams are cap and tax locked that the FO is waiting to see what kind of junk they can pick up to stock the draft pick war chest a la Danny Ainge style.
You have to admit, when Ainge started his process people were skeptical. But look at that team now. He was patient. Drafted and developed young players. Stocked up on quality value picks tonite or trade and through that process opened up tons of cap on a rolling year to year basis and basically is now sitting in not only a contender, but what as is will likely be one of two or three teams that can legitimately challenge the dubs for the title.
I’m good with that kind of build and I can be patient as long as there is positive forward progress.
Remember that traditionally any team that is fifty wins it better is in the contention talk. Winning sixty okusntakes an incredibly lucky year and is not a measure that a team is any more talented than a fifty plus win team. Most often it is injury luck and experience that fills that gap.
SacKingZZZ wrote:OGSactownballer wrote:I have a sense that the Zach Lavine stuff is just smokescreen or feeling out what the offers need to be to keepntwams from matching. Ultimately that seems a foolish move for a position we already barely have enough young minutes to go around.
I have a sense that the way that so many teams are cap and tax locked that the FO is waiting to see what kind of junk they can pick up to stock the draft pick war chest a la Danny Ainge style.
You have to admit, when Ainge started his process people were skeptical. But look at that team now. He was patient. Drafted and developed young players. Stocked up on quality value picks tonite or trade and through that process opened up tons of cap on a rolling year to year basis and basically is now sitting in not only a contender, but what as is will likely be one of two or three teams that can legitimately challenge the dubs for the title.
I’m good with that kind of build and I can be patient as long as there is positive forward progress.
Remember that traditionally any team that is fifty wins it better is in the contention talk. Winning sixty okusntakes an incredibly lucky year and is not a measure that a team is any more talented than a fifty plus win team. Most often it is injury luck and experience that fills that gap.
I think it doesn't matter, Lavine was the main get when they traded Butler, they aren't going to let him walk on principle alone.
BoogieTime wrote:I think the Hezonja interest isn’t there on our part, thankfully. I’d prefer bigger names or assets.
