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Bosh in Atlanta
Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2008 10:04 pm
by reazun
I suck at math, I hate math, and I dont wanna check to see if this is possible salarywise, but if we dont resign Marvin and Speedy's salary gets off our back, is it possible to get Bosh in 2010? Of course Bibby's salary would be smaller too (but Joe would be up for a resigning by then too) what is the possibility yall? Think about this starting 5
Bibby (or maybe if he wants too much another good pg who wont cost an arm and leg like Andre Miller)
Joe Johnson
Josh Smith
Al Horford
Chris Bosh
I know that Josh has sucked at the 3 before, but maybe if he works on his quickness so he can guard the quicker SFs and is finally convinced that he aint a 3 point shooter (I know this is very much wishful thinking) but is it possible salarywise?
Re: Bosh in Atlanta
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 1:50 am
by boshjonesford
No, Joe Johnson to Toronto in 2010 (Bryan Colangelo Connections + 38 mil cap relief) - but you never know bosh has motivation to go to Atlanta considering the fact that he played for the university of Georgia Tech + i think most of his cousins live in Atlanta.
Re: Bosh in Atlanta
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 1:54 am
by rclear8407
boshjonesford wrote:the university of Georgia Tech
the university of Georgia Tech.... nice
Re: Bosh in Atlanta
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 3:25 am
by boshjonesford
rclear8407 wrote:boshjonesford wrote:the university of Georgia Tech
the university of Georgia Tech.... nice
Georgia Tech or Georgia institute of technology....lol whatever.... im not from Atlanta, infact im not even from the states, so i don't even know.
Re: Bosh in Atlanta
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 4:01 am
by reazun
[quote="boshjonesford"]No, Joe Johnson to Toronto in 2010 (Bryan Colangelo Connections + 38 mil cap relief) quote]
I dont understand what your saying. Your not speaking in complete sentences. Are you saying No, unless we trade Joe to Toronto for Bosh? and that Joe and Colangelo have connections? Because my point is not trading for Bosh, he is a FA in 2010. I was wondering if dropping Marvin and Speedy's contract (and possibly signing another pg instead of Bibby) would free enough cap space to sign Bosh
Re: Bosh in Atlanta
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 4:20 am
by raleigh
I expect JJ to get an extension next summer.
Re: Bosh in Atlanta
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 4:26 am
by Skyhawk1
That's very unrealistic. Bosh is their franchise player, I'm sure they'll do whatever to keep him. We'll probably do the same with JJ. He's very likely going to get an extension before any team has any chances of getting him from us.
Re: Bosh in Atlanta
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 1:35 pm
by killbuckner
reazun- JJ is a FA that offseason as well and will count against the cap as a max contract.
But right now the only hawks salaries for the 2010 season are Smith, Horford, and Law who count around 20 million combined. Just depends on what happens to Childress (who counts as 10.8 million until he is renounced), Marvin, Bibby, and Zaza past that.
But sure- as long as you are dreaming of Bosh, why wouldn't raptor fans dream of getting JJ as an UFA that same offseason?
Re: Bosh in Atlanta
Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 1:38 am
by reazun
killbuckner wrote:reazun- JJ is a FA that offseason as well and will count against the cap as a max contract.
But right now the only hawks salaries for the 2010 season are Smith, Horford, and Law who count around 20 million combined. Just depends on what happens to Childress (who counts as 10.8 million until he is renounced), Marvin, Bibby, and Zaza past that.
But sure- as long as you are dreaming of Bosh, why wouldn't raptor fans dream of getting JJ as an UFA that same offseason?
okay, so its impossible then? yeah i dont have a problem with them wanting Joe, i was just confused on what boshjonesford was trying to state in his post. If we cant get Bosh unless we drop Joe then it aitn worth it.
Re: Bosh in Atlanta
Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 7:50 am
by lunarblues
we would have to gut the team to get bosh here and keep joe (a pre-requisite for any chance of bosh getting here) in the long run we wouldn't have much of a bench to do anything and really we would have to probably lose horford for it to happen. (we could trade josh smith, but that would make the signing even less possible.)
Re: Bosh in Atlanta
Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 8:29 pm
by boshjonesford
reazun wrote:boshjonesford wrote:No, Joe Johnson to Toronto in 2010 (Bryan Colangelo Connections + 38 mil cap relief) quote]
I dont understand what your saying. Your not speaking in complete sentences. Are you saying No, unless we trade Joe to Toronto for Bosh? and that Joe and Colangelo have connections? Because my point is not trading for Bosh, he is a FA in 2010. I was wondering if dropping Marvin and Speedy's contract (and possibly signing another pg instead of Bibby) would free enough cap space to sign Bosh
Bryan Colangalo the GM of the Raptors knows Joe Johnson very well from their Phoenix days. In 2010 they Bosh and Oneal will be free Agents which means we will have 38 mil cap space from 2 players. in the summer of 2010 we will Bosh and another all star caliber player (lot of people in TO believe its Joe Johnson)
Re: Bosh in Atlanta
Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 8:32 pm
by evildallas
He wasn't here that long last time, so I doubt he's pining for Atlanta.
Re: Bosh in Atlanta
Posted: Sat Nov 22, 2008 5:34 am
by MikeRice
I would say that Detroit has a better shot at landing both Bosh and JJ than either the Hawks or Raptors have at keeping one and adding the other... They will have the cap room to do it and Joe Dumars is one sneaky devil.
Of course, I hope we lock Joe up to another deal long before any other suitor has a chance at him.
Re: Bosh in Atlanta
Posted: Sat Nov 22, 2008 8:11 am
by Harry10
i have been thinking about this for a while.... what if the Hawks overpaid for Tyson Chandler instead of trying to go after Bosh? Horford/Bosh looks good, but Tyson/Horford looks more traditional and defense oriented.
i have been saying this every since the Bibby trade, but instead of Joe/Bosh, what about Joe/Lebron?

but this would mean that Marvin would have to walk. but even if Lebron falls through, the Hawks will still have enough cap space to make a decent run at Dirk, Josh Howard, or TMac, etc.