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Lakers must be going bananas right now
In '03-'04, Jerry Sloan coached the ESPN predicted "worst team of all time" to 42-40.
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Luigi wrote:Lakers must be going bananas right now
I **** hate big market teams and the **** they can get away with.
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stitches wrote:Luigi wrote:Lakers must be going bananas right now
I **** hate big market teams and the **** they can get away with.
Pelicans just need to trade him to a team in the East.
Ingles is cooked.
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The pelicans would be stupid to trade him this season since the celtics aren't able to make an offer because you are only able to have one player on the roster with Kyrie and Davis's type of contract. Once the offseason hits the celtics will be able to make a massive offer that other teams will have to compete with. I would on the other hand start to clear out the rest of the roster for the tank this year and simply tell Davis to go home. Him going home will have zero effect on his value. Everyone knows he is a special talent.
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Interesting that there are rumors that the Knicks will try to be aggressive in pursuing AD. I wonder if that means including Porzingis in a trade for AD.
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sipclip wrote:The pelicans would be stupid to trade him this season since the celtics aren't able to make an offer because you are only able to have one player on the roster with Kyrie and Davis's type of contract. Once the offseason hits the celtics will be able to make a massive offer that other teams will have to compete with. I would on the other hand start to clear out the rest of the roster for the tank this year and simply tell Davis to go home. Him going home will have zero effect on his value. Everyone knows he is a special talent.
The only reason he is wanting a trade is so he can get a supermax contract right? Otherwise he could just sign as a FA without any trade?
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I don't think the supermax has anything to do with it. I doubt he signs for more than 3yrs no matter where he goes. He is also not a free agent until 2020 so leaving as a free agent won't happen. At the latest he will be traded this offseason.TO11 wrote:sipclip wrote:The pelicans would be stupid to trade him this season since the celtics aren't able to make an offer because you are only able to have one player on the roster with Kyrie and Davis's type of contract. Once the offseason hits the celtics will be able to make a massive offer that other teams will have to compete with. I would on the other hand start to clear out the rest of the roster for the tank this year and simply tell Davis to go home. Him going home will have zero effect on his value. Everyone knows he is a special talent.
The only reason he is wanting a trade is so he can get a supermax contract right? Otherwise he could just sign as a FA without any trade?
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sipclip wrote:I don't think the supermax has anything to do with it. I doubt he signs for more than 3yrs no matter where he goes. He is also not a free agent until 2020 so leaving as a free agent won't happen. At the latest he will be traded this offseason.TO11 wrote:sipclip wrote:The pelicans would be stupid to trade him this season since the celtics aren't able to make an offer because you are only able to have one player on the roster with Kyrie and Davis's type of contract. Once the offseason hits the celtics will be able to make a massive offer that other teams will have to compete with. I would on the other hand start to clear out the rest of the roster for the tank this year and simply tell Davis to go home. Him going home will have zero effect on his value. Everyone knows he is a special talent.
The only reason he is wanting a trade is so he can get a supermax contract right? Otherwise he could just sign as a FA without any trade?
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Ahh ok, I didn’t realize he was under contract another year. That makes sense.
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sipclip wrote:The pelicans would be stupid to trade him this season since the celtics aren't able to make an offer because you are only able to have one player on the roster with Kyrie and Davis's type of contract.
I may be wrong, but I think it is possible to have two players on the roster with that type of contract. It is not possible for one team to sign two players from its roster to this type of contract, but it is possible to sign one player and trade for the other, who was signed to this type of contract by another team.
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Nope. The rule is that you can only have one Rose rule contract on your team at a time. The celtics can't do anything until Irving becomes a free agent in the offseason. Unless of course they want to trade Irving now.Inigo Montoya wrote:sipclip wrote:The pelicans would be stupid to trade him this season since the celtics aren't able to make an offer because you are only able to have one player on the roster with Kyrie and Davis's type of contract.
I may be wrong, but I think it is possible to have two players on the roster with that type of contract. It is not possible for one team to sign two players from its roster to this type of contract, but it is possible to sign one player and trade for the other, who was signed to this type of contract by another team.
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sipclip wrote:Nope. The rule is that you can only have one Rose rule contract on your team at a time. The celtics can't do anything until Irving becomes a free agent in the offseason. Unless of course they want to trade Irving now.Inigo Montoya wrote:sipclip wrote:The pelicans would be stupid to trade him this season since the celtics aren't able to make an offer because you are only able to have one player on the roster with Kyrie and Davis's type of contract.
I may be wrong, but I think it is possible to have two players on the roster with that type of contract. It is not possible for one team to sign two players from its roster to this type of contract, but it is possible to sign one player and trade for the other, who was signed to this type of contract by another team.
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I can't find this stipulation. Link?
I IIRC you can sign only one player to the contract. Trading for the other should be okay.
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KqWIN wrote:Why are we talking about Middleton, Harris, and Porter?
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I don't have a link but you can go to the general board and it is mentioned constantly in the Davis thread.
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My understanding is the same as yours that you can sign one and can trade for one. The issue with the celtics is that they already traded for one in Irving so they aren't allowed to trade for another one. Pretty stupid rule in my opinion.Inigo Montoya wrote:sipclip wrote:Nope. The rule is that you can only have one Rose rule contract on your team at a time. The celtics can't do anything until Irving becomes a free agent in the offseason. Unless of course they want to trade Irving now.Inigo Montoya wrote:I may be wrong, but I think it is possible to have two players on the roster with that type of contract. It is not possible for one team to sign two players from its roster to this type of contract, but it is possible to sign one player and trade for the other, who was signed to this type of contract by another team.
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I can't find this stipulation. Link?
I IIRC you can sign only one player to the contract. Trading for the other should be okay.
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Inigo Montoya wrote:sipclip wrote:Nope. The rule is that you can only have one Rose rule contract on your team at a time. The celtics can't do anything until Irving becomes a free agent in the offseason. Unless of course they want to trade Irving now.Inigo Montoya wrote:I may be wrong, but I think it is possible to have two players on the roster with that type of contract. It is not possible for one team to sign two players from its roster to this type of contract, but it is possible to sign one player and trade for the other, who was signed to this type of contract by another team.
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I can't find this stipulation. Link?
I IIRC you can sign only one player to the contract. Trading for the other should be okay.
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There is a limit to the number of designated players a team can have on its roster at a time. A team can have up to two designated rookies (who received a longer rookie scale extension) and up to two designated veterans (who received higher than the 30% maximum salary) at any time.2 However, only one designated rookie and one designated veteran may have been acquired from another team in a trade.
Kyrie is the first acquired player on a designated rookie extension. They cannot have another one until that contract is not on their books anymore.
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stitches wrote:Interesting that there are rumors that the Knicks will try to be aggressive in pursuing AD. I wonder if that means including Porzingis in a trade for AD.
How would you rank these assets:
NYK 2019 1st
Porzingis
Tatum
Brown
Ball
Ingram
Kuzma
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sipclip wrote:My understanding is the same as yours that you can sign one and can trade for one. The issue with the celtics is that they already traded for one in Irving so they aren't allowed to trade for another one. Pretty stupid rule in my opinion.Inigo Montoya wrote:sipclip wrote:Nope. The rule is that you can only have one Rose rule contract on your team at a time. The celtics can't do anything until Irving becomes a free agent in the offseason. Unless of course they want to trade Irving now.
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I can't find this stipulation. Link?
I IIRC you can sign only one player to the contract. Trading for the other should be okay.
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stitches wrote:Kyrie is the first acquired player on a designated rookie extension. They cannot have another one until that contract is not on their books anymore.
Ah, now it makes sense. Thanks for clarifying.
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KqWIN wrote:stitches wrote:Interesting that there are rumors that the Knicks will try to be aggressive in pursuing AD. I wonder if that means including Porzingis in a trade for AD.
How would you rank these assets:
NYK 2019 1st
Porzingis
Tatum
Brown
Ball
Ingram
Kuzma
At draft day or today for AD?
Cuz if NYK don't have AD for the remainder of the season I will value it higher? lets assume that's the case.
Tatum>Porzingis>NYK 2019 1st>Brown>Ingram>Kuzma>Ball
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stitches wrote:KqWIN wrote:stitches wrote:Interesting that there are rumors that the Knicks will try to be aggressive in pursuing AD. I wonder if that means including Porzingis in a trade for AD.
How would you rank these assets:
NYK 2019 1st
Porzingis
Tatum
Brown
Ball
Ingram
Kuzma
At draft day or today for AD?
Cuz if NYK don't have AD for the remainder of the season I will value it higher? lets assume that's the case.
Tatum>Porzingis>NYK 2019 1st>Brown>Ingram>Kuzma>Ball
Hmm...draft day does make more sense.
I think I’d have it the same way except 1st>Porzingis and Ball>Ingram>Kuzma.
Where would you place Zion and RJ Barrett in that list?
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Don't forget to throw in Knox as well to that list. I have a bit of an obsession with him though. I think he would be the perfect longterm fit at the 4 spot for us.KqWIN wrote:stitches wrote:Interesting that there are rumors that the Knicks will try to be aggressive in pursuing AD. I wonder if that means including Porzingis in a trade for AD.
How would you rank these assets:
NYK 2019 1st
Porzingis
Tatum
Brown
Ball
Ingram
Kuzma
As far as the rankings go I think the Knicks are pretty damn strong. I have Tatum 1st but I would probably put Zinger and the Knicks pick 2nd and 3rd. Then you have 4 guys in Ingram, Kuzma, Brown and Ball that are pretty damn close together. I probably like ball more than most people though. I would also put Knox in that group.
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KqWIN wrote:stitches wrote:KqWIN wrote:
How would you rank these assets:
NYK 2019 1st
Porzingis
Tatum
Brown
Ball
Ingram
Kuzma
At draft day or today for AD?
Cuz if NYK don't have AD for the remainder of the season I will value it higher? lets assume that's the case.
Tatum>Porzingis>NYK 2019 1st>Brown>Ingram>Kuzma>Ball
Hmm...draft day does make more sense.
I think I’d have it the same way except 1st>Porzingis and Ball>Ingram>Kuzma.
Where would you place Zion and RJ Barrett in that list?
Zion between Tatum and Porzingis
RJ Barrett between NYK 2019 1st and Brown