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What would you be offer for..., now/free agency/extension? 

Post#1 » by LSV » Fri Dec 9, 2022 7:18 pm

Cam Reddish - F - 23 years old
Contract 2022: $5.9M
Contract 2023: RFA Trade for Cory Joseph, but since they won't take him, I would try with Hamidou Diallo. He tries out for the rest of the season to see if he fits into the team.

Kyle Kuzma - PF - 27 years old
Contract 2022: $13M
Contract 2023: $13M PO
If decline the player option, would enter the bidding with a bid of 4x$80M

Kelly Oubre Jr. - F - 27 years old
Contract 2022: $12.6M
Contract 2023: UFA
In this case I would offer 3x$45M

Cameron Johnson - SF - 26 years old
Contract 2022: $5.6M
Contract 2023: RFA
I would offer Cameron a contract similar to that of Marvin Bagley III, 3x$37.5M

Saddiq Bey - SF - 23 years old
Contract 2022: $2.9M
Contract 2023: $4.5M
Contract 2024: Possible extension or RFA: Extension of 4x$60M or 4x$70M, but he must recover his 3PT

Isaiah Stewart - PF - 21 years old
Contract 2022: $3.4M
Contract 2023: $5.2M
Contract 2024: Possible extension or RFA: 4x$60M extension

Killian Hayes - PG - 21 years old
Contract 2022: $5.8M
Contract 2023: $7.4M
Contract 2024: Possible extension or RFA: 4x$50M extension unless he returns to the starting team with Cade. In that case it could go up to 4x$80M
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Post#2 » by bstein14 » Fri Dec 9, 2022 11:53 pm

LSV wrote:Cam Reddish - F - 23 years old
Contract 2022: $5.9M
Contract 2023: RFA Trade for Cory Joseph, but since they won't take him, I would try with Hamidou Diallo. He tries out for the rest of the season to see if he fits into the team.

Kyle Kuzma - PF - 27 years old
Contract 2022: $13M
Contract 2023: $13M PO
If decline the player option, would enter the bidding with a bid of 4x$80M

Kelly Oubre Jr. - F - 27 years old
Contract 2022: $12.6M
Contract 2023: UFA
In this case I would offer 3x$45M

Cameron Johnson - SF - 26 years old
Contract 2022: $5.6M
Contract 2023: RFA
I would offer Cameron a contract similar to that of Marvin Bagley III, 3x$37.5M

Saddiq Bey - SF - 23 years old
Contract 2022: $2.9M
Contract 2023: $4.5M
Contract 2024: Possible extension or RFA: Extension of 4x$60M or 4x$70M, but he must recover his 3PT

Isaiah Stewart - PF - 21 years old
Contract 2022: $3.4M
Contract 2023: $5.2M
Contract 2024: Possible extension or RFA: 4x$60M extension

Killian Hayes - PG - 21 years old
Contract 2022: $5.8M
Contract 2023: $7.4M
Contract 2024: Possible extension or RFA: 4x$50M extension unless he returns to the starting team with Cade. In that case it could go up to 4x$80M


No point in really getting into the Stew/Bey/Killian extensions until we see how this season plays out for them, where we end up in the draft, and who we land with our $55 million in FA. Their extensions would be after we have a much better picture of what's going on.... I do like that question shortly after FA tho to try and figure out what we'd give, or rather what is too much and we'd be better off just letting them become RFAs the following year.

As far as Kuzma, goes, there won't be many above MLE deals for him. He likely gets a deal slightly above MLE from one of the lower tier teams like us, probably something similar to what Bagley got. Yes he is scoring 20 PPG and is an above average defender but he also is soon 28 and he isn't an efficient scorer.... you probably want a player like him shooting less than he does.

Cam Johnson on the other hand is a bit younger, also a solid defender... and is a very good three point shooter. I think he gets closer to 3 years $50 million or 4 years $70 million. I've got him ahead of someone like Kuzma for sure being younger and a much better shooter.... really one of the best shooters in the league.

Cam Reddish is likely a low $$$ player a team takes a flyer on... he almost certainly will be dealt before the trade deadline to one of the OKC, Detroit, Orlando, Spurs, Rockets, type teams that is tanking their way to the V Dub sweepstakes.... how he performs with that new team will likely really impact his next contract.
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Post#3 » by MortSahlfan » Sat Dec 10, 2022 4:40 pm

Out of that list, I like Cam Johnson.

Stew is the guy I want prioritized first. He's 3rd on the team in 3-pt shoot shooting. He works so hard, I know he'll improve, and now he's not being asked to play Center much. It's not his fault he's 6-8.

If Killian can do this consistently, he might not cost too much. We know we'll have injuries, and I'd rather Killian getting them as opposed to Cojo. If the Warriors really like him, maybe we trade him now? Bey is not a rare player, and he's not much of a 3-D guy which is what we thought. He's playing better obviously playing against 2nd unit guys, but if our guys develop, there won't be room to play, and I'd rather use our money on one guy, as opposed to a bunch of average players.

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Post#4 » by LSV » Sat Dec 10, 2022 4:45 pm

bstein14 wrote:
LSV wrote:Cam Reddish - F - 23 years old
Contract 2022: $5.9M
Contract 2023: RFA Trade for Cory Joseph, but since they won't take him, I would try with Hamidou Diallo. He tries out for the rest of the season to see if he fits into the team.

Kyle Kuzma - PF - 27 years old
Contract 2022: $13M
Contract 2023: $13M PO
If decline the player option, would enter the bidding with a bid of 4x$80M

Kelly Oubre Jr. - F - 27 years old
Contract 2022: $12.6M
Contract 2023: UFA
In this case I would offer 3x$45M

Cameron Johnson - SF - 26 years old
Contract 2022: $5.6M
Contract 2023: RFA
I would offer Cameron a contract similar to that of Marvin Bagley III, 3x$37.5M

Saddiq Bey - SF - 23 years old
Contract 2022: $2.9M
Contract 2023: $4.5M
Contract 2024: Possible extension or RFA: Extension of 4x$60M or 4x$70M, but he must recover his 3PT

Isaiah Stewart - PF - 21 years old
Contract 2022: $3.4M
Contract 2023: $5.2M
Contract 2024: Possible extension or RFA: 4x$60M extension

Killian Hayes - PG - 21 years old
Contract 2022: $5.8M
Contract 2023: $7.4M
Contract 2024: Possible extension or RFA: 4x$50M extension unless he returns to the starting team with Cade. In that case it could go up to 4x$80M


No point in really getting into the Stew/Bey/Killian extensions until we see how this season plays out for them, where we end up in the draft, and who we land with our $55 million in FA. Their extensions would be after we have a much better picture of what's going on.... I do like that question shortly after FA tho to try and figure out what we'd give, or rather what is too much and we'd be better off just letting them become RFAs the following year.

As far as Kuzma, goes, there won't be many above MLE deals for him. He likely gets a deal slightly above MLE from one of the lower tier teams like us, probably something similar to what Bagley got. Yes he is scoring 20 PPG and is an above average defender but he also is soon 28 and he isn't an efficient scorer.... you probably want a player like him shooting less than he does.

Cam Johnson on the other hand is a bit younger, also a solid defender... and is a very good three point shooter. I think he gets closer to 3 years $50 million or 4 years $70 million. I've got him ahead of someone like Kuzma for sure being younger and a much better shooter.... really one of the best shooters in the league.

Cam Reddish is likely a low $$$ player a team takes a flyer on... he almost certainly will be dealt before the trade deadline to one of the OKC, Detroit, Orlando, Spurs, Rockets, type teams that is tanking their way to the V Dub sweepstakes.... how he performs with that new team will likely really impact his next contract.


You're right, I've messed with the extensions, as there's still almost a year to negotiate, and almost another to match any offer from another team in the FA.
At the moment, although everything changes very quickly, I'm really liking Stewart in the 4 as a 3&D.
Also the confidence that Kilian is gaining in attack, also being very reliable as a defender and assistant.
And Bey is in a slump at 3, but seems to be doing better off the bench, and confidently going to the basket.

I also like Cameron Johnson a lot more than Kyle Kuzma, he would fit perfectly in our young roster as an amazing 3&D. If it could be obtained for $4x70M it would be very good.

And Cam Reddish I think would be a low-cost bet, and would be a much better fit in Detroit than Thibodeau's Knicks.
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Post#5 » by Kalamazoo317 » Sat Dec 10, 2022 6:56 pm

I'd be surprised if Cam Johnson goes anywhere when he's a restricted free agent.
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Post#6 » by bstein14 » Sat Dec 10, 2022 9:35 pm

Kalamazoo317 wrote:I'd be surprised if Cam Johnson goes anywhere when he's a restricted free agent.


It feels like he could end up being another Jerami Grant type situation, where he is a 4th or 5th option on a good team but could end up being more if given more opportunity, which he isn't likely to get as the 5th starter with Booker, CP3, Ayton, and Bridges.... I think a team might be able to sell him on $20 million a year and a bigger role.... That said, if Phoenix really wants him they have dibs. I'm not really sure how deep into the luxury tax they will go when they are trying to sell the team.
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Post#7 » by Pharaoh » Sun Dec 11, 2022 12:52 am

bstein14 wrote:
Kalamazoo317 wrote:I'd be surprised if Cam Johnson goes anywhere when he's a restricted free agent.


It feels like he could end up being another Jerami Grant type situation, where he is a 4th or 5th option on a good team but could end up being more if given more opportunity, which he isn't likely to get as the 5th starter with Booker, CP3, Ayton, and Bridges.... I think a team might be able to sell him on $20 million a year and a bigger role.... That said, if Phoenix really wants him they have dibs. I'm not really sure how deep into the luxury tax they will go when they are trying to sell the team.
Given their ownership situation it'll be interesting to see what they do.

CP3 isn't fully guaranteed in his last season but I doubt they'd set him free. I also doubt he'd take a massive pay cut to stay there.

Do they trade Ayton to retain Cam? Or just pay whatever taxes are required to remain a "contender"?

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Post#8 » by bstein14 » Sun Dec 11, 2022 2:08 am

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bstein14 wrote:
Kalamazoo317 wrote:I'd be surprised if Cam Johnson goes anywhere when he's a restricted free agent.


It feels like he could end up being another Jerami Grant type situation, where he is a 4th or 5th option on a good team but could end up being more if given more opportunity, which he isn't likely to get as the 5th starter with Booker, CP3, Ayton, and Bridges.... I think a team might be able to sell him on $20 million a year and a bigger role.... That said, if Phoenix really wants him they have dibs. I'm not really sure how deep into the luxury tax they will go when they are trying to sell the team.
Given their ownership situation it'll be interesting to see what they do.

CP3 isn't fully guaranteed in his last season but I doubt they'd set him free. I also doubt he'd take a massive pay cut to stay there.

Do they trade Ayton to retain Cam? Or just pay whatever taxes are required to remain a "contender"?

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They are actually in an ok spot to keep Cam at $18 million range and still fill out their roster with min salary guys and an MLE guy and just pay a small amount of luxury tax next year.... it is indeed the following year (24-25) where they'd pay a ton because Booker's bump to $50+ million kicks in. That is the year were they could waive CP3 and pay just $15 million instead of $30 million... but it'd be more like a $45 million savings overall at least when factoring in luxury tax. Although Paul is still decent this year and maybe ok nexr year I very much doubt they'll bring him back for that final year considering the luxury tax implications and the fact that he will be 39 that season.

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