ImageImageImage

Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24

Moderators: bisme37, Froob, Darthlukey, Shak_Celts, Parliament10, canman1971, shackles10, snowman

User avatar
Bohemian
Analyst
Posts: 3,503
And1: 3,364
Joined: Jul 24, 2012
         

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#181 » by Bohemian » Thu Jul 13, 2023 11:30 am

31to6 wrote:
WeLikeOurGuys wrote:
Read on Twitter


Jaylen next?


I want to ask fellow board mates to take a look at how the name on this jersey is spelled. Once you’ve got it, you’ve got it. Thanks!


Hopefully Pozingas, Porzingus and Porzingas all vanish at once!! :lol:
ajones9219
Lead Assistant
Posts: 5,232
And1: 6,004
Joined: Apr 15, 2015
   

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#182 » by ajones9219 » Thu Jul 13, 2023 11:30 am

hugepatsfan wrote:In our position, we should be looking at contracts as percentages of the 2nd apron, not the cap. It’s improbably we’ll be a cap space team for a long, long while to where we need to worry about that. It’s all about building a contending team that’s either below or somewhat reasonably over the 2nd apron. And if we do go over then having certain years you can dip back under to save repeater penalties.

It should also be noted that Brown’s 8% raise is off his first year salary. So to use easy numbers, if he made $10M, he gets an $800K raise to $10.8M. Then the next year, the raise is still just $800K, so now $11.6M. It doesn’t compound.

The cap on the other hand, does compound. So if the cap is $100M, next year it’s $110M. And then the following year it’s $121M.


Yup. Been trying to explain this math but it's just "jAyLeN tOo eXpEnsIve" in return
BK_2020
RealGM
Posts: 17,061
And1: 15,793
Joined: Sep 08, 2020
 

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#183 » by BK_2020 » Thu Jul 13, 2023 11:33 am

ajones9219 wrote:
hugepatsfan wrote:In our position, we should be looking at contracts as percentages of the 2nd apron, not the cap. It’s improbably we’ll be a cap space team for a long, long while to where we need to worry about that. It’s all about building a contending team that’s either below or somewhat reasonably over the 2nd apron. And if we do go over then having certain years you can dip back under to save repeater penalties.

It should also be noted that Brown’s 8% raise is off his first year salary. So to use easy numbers, if he made $10M, he gets an $800K raise to $10.8M. Then the next year, the raise is still just $800K, so now $11.6M. It doesn’t compound.

The cap on the other hand, does compound. So if the cap is $100M, next year it’s $110M. And then the following year it’s $121M.


Yup. Been trying to explain this math but it's just "jAyLeN tOo eXpEnsIve" in return

You don't just pay the maximum possible because you can. You don't walk into a dealership and insist that they accept $50,000 for the Fiat. You pay thousands below the MSRP or ideally you walk away and buy a more reputable brand.
ajones9219
Lead Assistant
Posts: 5,232
And1: 6,004
Joined: Apr 15, 2015
   

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#184 » by ajones9219 » Thu Jul 13, 2023 11:37 am

BK_2020 wrote:
ajones9219 wrote:
hugepatsfan wrote:In our position, we should be looking at contracts as percentages of the 2nd apron, not the cap. It’s improbably we’ll be a cap space team for a long, long while to where we need to worry about that. It’s all about building a contending team that’s either below or somewhat reasonably over the 2nd apron. And if we do go over then having certain years you can dip back under to save repeater penalties.

It should also be noted that Brown’s 8% raise is off his first year salary. So to use easy numbers, if he made $10M, he gets an $800K raise to $10.8M. Then the next year, the raise is still just $800K, so now $11.6M. It doesn’t compound.

The cap on the other hand, does compound. So if the cap is $100M, next year it’s $110M. And then the following year it’s $121M.


Yup. Been trying to explain this math but it's just "jAyLeN tOo eXpEnsIve" in return

You don't just pay the maximum possible because you can. You don't walk into a dealership and insist that they accept $50,000 for the Fiat. You pay thousands below the MSRP or ideally you walk away and buy a more reputable brand.


You do for a star player. He's worth the 295. That's what he will end up getting
User avatar
zoyathedestroya
RealGM
Posts: 41,125
And1: 98,277
Joined: Nov 05, 2017

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#185 » by zoyathedestroya » Thu Jul 13, 2023 11:40 am

ajones9219 wrote:
zoyathedestroya wrote:
ajones9219 wrote:
Because Brad knows ball. Jaylen is a top 20 player in the league, why would you not want him for a long time? The jaylen hate on this board gets incredibly silly at times

Spoiler:
Image
[/quote

I don't mind having a player like JB. But not at that money. Not at the BBIQ. And not at that role.


Again he's a clear cut top 20 player in the league (at worst) as your #2. What type of role do you expect? And he's a supermax level guy. He just is. All 30 teams would give jaylen that contract if they could

This theory will be tested once he's on that supermax and we're trying to trade him. Or maybe it won't cos Brad likes to have him here for a long, long time.

As for his ideal role, you've been here long enough to read the discussion the past two years. No need to repeat. Thought Ime did the best job of reining him in (as he did with Smart). Let's see if Joe could do it in his second year and now that he's getting paid as the top dog of the team.
ajones9219
Lead Assistant
Posts: 5,232
And1: 6,004
Joined: Apr 15, 2015
   

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#186 » by ajones9219 » Thu Jul 13, 2023 11:46 am

zoyathedestroya wrote:
ajones9219 wrote:
zoyathedestroya wrote:I don't mind having a player like JB. But not at that money. Not at the BBIQ. And not at that role.


Again he's a clear cut top 20 player in the league (at worst) as your #2. What type of role do you expect? And he's a supermax level guy. He just is. All 30 teams would give jaylen that contract if they could

This theory will be tested once he's on that supermax and we're trying to trade him. Or maybe it won't cos Brad likes to have him here for a long, long time.

As for his ideal role, you've been here long enough to read the discussion the past two years. No need to repeat. Thought Ime did the best job of reining him in (as he did with Smart). Let's see if Joe could do it in his second year and now that he's getting paid as the top dog of the team.


Yeah I don't think Brad has any interest trading him. As for role, the only real conversations I've seen around Jaylen outside of just bashing him involve wanting him to be more of a distributor or to attack the basket less which seems completely insane since that one of his elite skills. I've also seen suggestions to him being a lower usage player which is silly as well considering he's our best pure scorer. I get not turning the ball over but that's hardly an issue limited to Jaylen.

Just seems like people on this board nitpick every aspect of Browns game while ignoring that he is regularly our best player for chunks of the year and absolutely was our best player in our finals run
chrisab123
RealGM
Posts: 15,214
And1: 10,624
Joined: Jul 07, 2012
         

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#187 » by chrisab123 » Thu Jul 13, 2023 11:48 am

BK_2020 wrote:
ajones9219 wrote:
hugepatsfan wrote:In our position, we should be looking at contracts as percentages of the 2nd apron, not the cap. It’s improbably we’ll be a cap space team for a long, long while to where we need to worry about that. It’s all about building a contending team that’s either below or somewhat reasonably over the 2nd apron. And if we do go over then having certain years you can dip back under to save repeater penalties.

It should also be noted that Brown’s 8% raise is off his first year salary. So to use easy numbers, if he made $10M, he gets an $800K raise to $10.8M. Then the next year, the raise is still just $800K, so now $11.6M. It doesn’t compound.

The cap on the other hand, does compound. So if the cap is $100M, next year it’s $110M. And then the following year it’s $121M.


Yup. Been trying to explain this math but it's just "jAyLeN tOo eXpEnsIve" in return

You don't just pay the maximum possible because you can. You don't walk into a dealership and insist that they accept $50,000 for the Fiat. You pay thousands below the MSRP or ideally you walk away and buy a more reputable brand.


No realistic replacement is out there and if they were they would be going to NY LA or Miami, not Boston. Thats why you have to pay him and worry about the pending trade request next year. As long as he performs next year teams will take him.
ajones9219
Lead Assistant
Posts: 5,232
And1: 6,004
Joined: Apr 15, 2015
   

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#188 » by ajones9219 » Thu Jul 13, 2023 11:53 am

chrisab123 wrote:
BK_2020 wrote:
ajones9219 wrote:
Yup. Been trying to explain this math but it's just "jAyLeN tOo eXpEnsIve" in return

You don't just pay the maximum possible because you can. You don't walk into a dealership and insist that they accept $50,000 for the Fiat. You pay thousands below the MSRP or ideally you walk away and buy a more reputable brand.


No realistic replacement is out there and if they were they would be going to NY LA or Miami, not Boston. Thats why you have to pay him and worry about the pending trade request next year. As long as he performs next year teams will take him.



Gonna ignore your silliness about the "players want to go to NY/LA/Miami thing once again.

Where has there been literally any indication that Brown wants to leave? Literally every report says he likes Boston and wants to stay. I have no idea where this trade request nonsense is coming from
BK_2020
RealGM
Posts: 17,061
And1: 15,793
Joined: Sep 08, 2020
 

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#189 » by BK_2020 » Thu Jul 13, 2023 12:02 pm

ajones9219 wrote:
chrisab123 wrote:
BK_2020 wrote:You don't just pay the maximum possible because you can. You don't walk into a dealership and insist that they accept $50,000 for the Fiat. You pay thousands below the MSRP or ideally you walk away and buy a more reputable brand.


No realistic replacement is out there and if they were they would be going to NY LA or Miami, not Boston. Thats why you have to pay him and worry about the pending trade request next year. As long as he performs next year teams will take him.



Gonna ignore your silliness about the "players want to go to NY/LA/Miami thing once again.

Where has there been literally any indication that Brown wants to leave? Literally every report says he likes Boston and wants to stay. I have no idea where this trade request nonsense is coming from

He keeps saying Boston is racist and he can't even buy a house there.
tfribs45
Head Coach
Posts: 6,516
And1: 5,968
Joined: Jul 19, 2013
     

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#190 » by tfribs45 » Thu Jul 13, 2023 12:04 pm

this Zinger trade gives me Nenad Krstić feels! Hope the Green teamers and the Celtics Brass know what their doing. Bubble gum Joe was getting all the praise from Brad last night smfh. When's that honeymoon going to end?! Lets see how this all plays out!
User avatar
Larry_Russell
RealGM
Posts: 11,766
And1: 6,107
Joined: Jun 23, 2021

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#191 » by Larry_Russell » Thu Jul 13, 2023 12:07 pm

ajones9219 wrote:
Larry_Russell wrote:
ajones9219 wrote:
You're right that there is a smoothing of 10% but a 10% increase of the cap is significantly higher year over year compared to the 8% increase of the 49 million starting salary Jaylen will make. So if we assume a the 295 contract and 10% yearly increases, by the fifth year, Jaylen will be at 66ish million on a cap of 202 million, or 32.6% of the total. It's really not as damaging as people think.



It is.

The difference is a million or 2. Still against apron.


Not sure how you figure that. As is we are projected WELL under the 2nd apron next year. Unless you're referring to the first apron?



Lol What?


Not including capholds (Pritchard 6 million QO - Kornet 2.1 million) and possible draft pick capholds
1.Tatum - 34.8
2. Kristaps - 29.2
3. Brogdon - 22.2
4. White - 19.5
5. Timelord - 12.4
6. Horford - 9.5
Total - 127.6


7. Add to that Browns extension of ~50 million
177.6 MIllion

8. Add Walsh - 1.8
9. Hauser - 2

181.4 Million


Lux tax this year is 164 and 1st Apron is 172 Million. If the 1st apron increases by 5% next year we are still OVER IT.


If the Lux Tax line increases by 10% we are over it. MEaning we would only have the TPmle and vet mins to finish off roster then we have Tatums supermax kick in the following season.


So wow, we have a little wiggle room under the 2nd apron...big deal...we are over the lux tax and possibly the 1st apron meaning our options are very limited
rd26
Junior
Posts: 382
And1: 618
Joined: Nov 20, 2017
       

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#192 » by rd26 » Thu Jul 13, 2023 12:08 pm

BK_2020 wrote:
ajones9219 wrote:
chrisab123 wrote:
No realistic replacement is out there and if they were they would be going to NY LA or Miami, not Boston. Thats why you have to pay him and worry about the pending trade request next year. As long as he performs next year teams will take him.



Gonna ignore your silliness about the "players want to go to NY/LA/Miami thing once again.

Where has there been literally any indication that Brown wants to leave? Literally every report says he likes Boston and wants to stay. I have no idea where this trade request nonsense is coming from

He keeps saying Boston is racist and he can't even buy a house there.


Link please
User avatar
steefP2
Lead Assistant
Posts: 5,843
And1: 9,750
Joined: Apr 25, 2011
 

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#193 » by steefP2 » Thu Jul 13, 2023 12:12 pm

Larry_Russell wrote:
ajones9219 wrote:
Larry_Russell wrote:

It is.

The difference is a million or 2. Still against apron.


Not sure how you figure that. As is we are projected WELL under the 2nd apron next year. Unless you're referring to the first apron?



Lol What?


Not including capholds (Pritchard 6 million QO - Kornet 2.1 million) and possible draft pick capholds
1.Tatum - 34.8
2. Kristaps - 29.2
3. Brogdon - 22.2
4. White - 19.5
5. Timelord - 12.4
6. Horford - 9.5
Total - 127.6


7. Add to that Browns extension of ~50 million
177.6 MIllion

8. Add Walsh - 1.8
9. Hauser - 2

181.4 Million


Lux tax this year is 164 and 1st Apron is 172 Million. If the 1st apron increases by 5% next year we are still OVER IT.


If the Lux Tax line increases by 10% we are over it. MEaning we would only have the TPmle and vet mins to finish off roster then we have Tatums supermax kick in the following season.


So wow, we have a little wiggle room under the 2nd apron...big deal...we are over the lux tax and possibly the 1st apron meaning our options are very limited



Fwiw Lux tax next season will probably be around 175 and 2nd apron around 200 mil
ajones9219
Lead Assistant
Posts: 5,232
And1: 6,004
Joined: Apr 15, 2015
   

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#194 » by ajones9219 » Thu Jul 13, 2023 12:12 pm

BK_2020 wrote:
ajones9219 wrote:
chrisab123 wrote:
No realistic replacement is out there and if they were they would be going to NY LA or Miami, not Boston. Thats why you have to pay him and worry about the pending trade request next year. As long as he performs next year teams will take him.



Gonna ignore your silliness about the "players want to go to NY/LA/Miami thing once again.

Where has there been literally any indication that Brown wants to leave? Literally every report says he likes Boston and wants to stay. I have no idea where this trade request nonsense is coming from

He keeps saying Boston is racist and he can't even buy a house there.


This is his most negative statement on Boston and he's 100% correct. This board is a prime example

Other athletes have spoken about the negative way that fans have treated Black athletes while playing in Boston. Have you experienced any of that?

"I have, but I pretty much block it all out. It’s not the whole Celtic fan base, but it is a part of the fan base that exists within the Celtic nation that is problematic. If you have a bad game, they tie it to your personal character.

I definitely think there’s a group or an amount within the Celtic nation that is extremely toxic and does not want to see athletes use their platform, or they just want you to play basketball and entertain and go home. And that’s a problem to me."


Even with that, every shred of reporting says he loves the team and wants to be in Boston long term, so I'd love even one reputable source reporting he wants to leave
User avatar
Larry_Russell
RealGM
Posts: 11,766
And1: 6,107
Joined: Jun 23, 2021

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#195 » by Larry_Russell » Thu Jul 13, 2023 12:13 pm

ajones9219 wrote:
zoyathedestroya wrote:When you want to protect the Genius Brad's vision but then you hear him say things like this:

“I can’t really talk about it but it’s been all good discussion,” Stevens said. “We want Jaylen to be here for a long, long time, and we’ve made that clear. We’re looking forward to all sitting down and we have time here. I probably shouldn’t say anything else, but I feel optimistic.”


Because Brad knows ball. Jaylen is a top 20 player in the league, why would you not want him for a long time? The jaylen hate on this board gets incredibly silly at times

Image[/quote



NOPE.

Get real man, that is an incredibly homer take

Go with that thought to the GB and see just how many not Boston fans agree with that. jesus. lol.
ajones9219
Lead Assistant
Posts: 5,232
And1: 6,004
Joined: Apr 15, 2015
   

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#196 » by ajones9219 » Thu Jul 13, 2023 12:15 pm

Larry_Russell wrote:
ajones9219 wrote:
zoyathedestroya wrote:When you want to protect the Genius Brad's vision but then you hear him say things like this:



Because Brad knows ball. Jaylen is a top 20 player in the league, why would you not want him for a long time? The jaylen hate on this board gets incredibly silly at times

Image[/quote



NOPE.

Get real man, that is an incredibly homer take

Go with that thought to the GB and see just how many not Boston fans agree with that. jesus. lol.


Every publication has jaylen between 13-20. This is a national consensus in the NBA media.

CBS: 13
Sportnaut: 14
ESPN:19
The ringer: 22
User avatar
Larry_Russell
RealGM
Posts: 11,766
And1: 6,107
Joined: Jun 23, 2021

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#197 » by Larry_Russell » Thu Jul 13, 2023 12:15 pm

steefP2 wrote:
Larry_Russell wrote:
ajones9219 wrote:
Not sure how you figure that. As is we are projected WELL under the 2nd apron next year. Unless you're referring to the first apron?



Lol What?


Not including capholds (Pritchard 6 million QO - Kornet 2.1 million) and possible draft pick capholds
1.Tatum - 34.8
2. Kristaps - 29.2
3. Brogdon - 22.2
4. White - 19.5
5. Timelord - 12.4
6. Horford - 9.5
Total - 127.6


7. Add to that Browns extension of ~50 million
177.6 MIllion

8. Add Walsh - 1.8
9. Hauser - 2

181.4 Million


Lux tax this year is 164 and 1st Apron is 172 Million. If the 1st apron increases by 5% next year we are still OVER IT.


If the Lux Tax line increases by 10% we are over it. MEaning we would only have the TPmle and vet mins to finish off roster then we have Tatums supermax kick in the following season.


So wow, we have a little wiggle room under the 2nd apron...big deal...we are over the lux tax and possibly the 1st apron meaning our options are very limited



Fwiw Lux tax next season will probably be around 175 and 2nd apron around 200 mil


Maybe, assuming a 10% plus jump.

Cannot make decisions today based on that.

And over the 1st apron means much tighter restrictions on flexibility.
.

If Jaylen signs for 40 million. Cool. All for that. 50. Nope.
ajones9219
Lead Assistant
Posts: 5,232
And1: 6,004
Joined: Apr 15, 2015
   

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#198 » by ajones9219 » Thu Jul 13, 2023 12:18 pm

Larry_Russell wrote:
steefP2 wrote:
Larry_Russell wrote:

Lol What?


Not including capholds (Pritchard 6 million QO - Kornet 2.1 million) and possible draft pick capholds
1.Tatum - 34.8
2. Kristaps - 29.2
3. Brogdon - 22.2
4. White - 19.5
5. Timelord - 12.4
6. Horford - 9.5
Total - 127.6


7. Add to that Browns extension of ~50 million
177.6 MIllion

8. Add Walsh - 1.8
9. Hauser - 2

181.4 Million


Lux tax this year is 164 and 1st Apron is 172 Million. If the 1st apron increases by 5% next year we are still OVER IT.


If the Lux Tax line increases by 10% we are over it. MEaning we would only have the TPmle and vet mins to finish off roster then we have Tatums supermax kick in the following season.


So wow, we have a little wiggle room under the 2nd apron...big deal...we are over the lux tax and possibly the 1st apron meaning our options are very limited



Fwiw Lux tax next season will probably be around 175 and 2nd apron around 200 mil


Maybe, assuming a 10% plus jump.

Cannot make decisions today based on that.

And over the 1st apron means much tighter restrictions on flexibility.
.

If Jaylen signs for 40 million. Cool. All for that. 50. Nope.


We are going to be over the 1st apron for the foreseeable future. I meant we are well under the second apron. Right now projected around 15 million under
User avatar
Fierce1
RealGM
Posts: 19,702
And1: 17,120
Joined: Jan 31, 2021
   

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#199 » by Fierce1 » Thu Jul 13, 2023 12:19 pm

Another day, another Jaylen Brown debate. :lol:
User avatar
Larry_Russell
RealGM
Posts: 11,766
And1: 6,107
Joined: Jun 23, 2021

Re: Trade/Free Agency Thread, whose NINE is it anyways?? 2023-24 

Post#200 » by Larry_Russell » Thu Jul 13, 2023 12:20 pm

ajones9219 wrote:
Larry_Russell wrote:
ajones9219 wrote:
Because Brad knows ball. Jaylen is a top 20 player in the league, why would you not want him for a long time? The jaylen hate on this board gets incredibly silly at times

Image[/quote



NOPE.

Get real man, that is an incredibly homer take

Go with that thought to the GB and see just how many not Boston fans agree with that. jesus. lol.


Every publication has jaylen between 13-20. This is a national consensus in the NBA media.



Lol, nope.

I mean if someone looks exclusivly at RAW stats, sure!

He was top 10 in ppg.

If you look at atvanced stats you will not find him in the top 60.

I find him between the 2. Around 30th.

Return to Boston Celtics