What is the path for the Heat to solve their cap issues?

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Re: What is the path for the Heat to solve their cap issues? 

Post#41 » by NYG » Fri Mar 15, 2024 2:13 am

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TimeisIllmatic wrote:Maybe Utah will go after Herro to keep Markkanen happy?

Herro for Sexton/Kessler?
Or Kessler/Collins?


Herro for Clarkson is closer IMO
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Re: What is the path for the Heat to solve their cap issues? 

Post#42 » by louc1970 » Fri Mar 15, 2024 2:16 am

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BBallFreak wrote:Tyler Herro to Detroit for cap space and some seconds works for me.

What if Miami moved Herro/Richardson (opt-in) for Stewart/Fournier(opt-in)? Miami cuts Fournier and saves nearly $15m on salary.


Why would they pick up Evan’s option just to trade him, just to make Miami cut him? Your numbers suggest Fournier’s option wasn’t picked up but yeah.. If it’s picked up, then the team is stuck with his salary even if they waive him.

Stewart for Herro feels like an easy yes for Miami. Probably worth paying to get done..

Richardson and Fournier should be feee agents.

They wouldn’t. You renegotiate the pickup date to allow the trade by paying $x. Then cut before that date with all parties understanding the situation.
What player is turning down free money?
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Re: What is the path for the Heat to solve their cap issues? 

Post#43 » by TimeisIllmatic » Fri Mar 15, 2024 10:51 pm

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louc1970 wrote:
TimeisIllmatic wrote:Maybe Utah will go after Herro to keep Markkanen happy?

Herro for Sexton/Kessler?
Or Kessler/Collins?


Herro for Clarkson is closer IMO


Seems like a win win for both sides.
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Re: What is the path for the Heat to solve their cap issues? 

Post#44 » by BBallFreak » Sat Mar 16, 2024 12:55 am

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louc1970 wrote:Herro for Sexton/Kessler?
Or Kessler/Collins?


Herro for Clarkson is closer IMO


Seems like a win win for both sides.

Doesn't seem like a win to me. Just seems like we're dumping the better younger player
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Re: What is the path for the Heat to solve their cap issues? 

Post#45 » by NYG » Sat Mar 16, 2024 2:28 am

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NYG wrote:
Herro for Clarkson is closer IMO


Seems like a win win for both sides.

Doesn't seem like a win to me. Just seems like we're dumping the better younger player


I was just going off the thread premise
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Re: What is the path for the Heat to solve their cap issues? 

Post#46 » by BBallFreak » Sat Mar 16, 2024 9:19 am

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TimeisIllmatic wrote:
Seems like a win win for both sides.

Doesn't seem like a win to me. Just seems like we're dumping the better younger player


I was just going off the thread premise

The thread premise doesn't involve us sacrificing value for the sake of space. We're owed value.
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Re: What is the path for the Heat to solve their cap issues? 

Post#47 » by NYG » Sat Mar 16, 2024 11:15 am

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BBallFreak wrote:Doesn't seem like a win to me. Just seems like we're dumping the better younger player


I was just going off the thread premise

The thread premise doesn't involve us sacrificing value for the sake of space. We're owed value.


Remove the salaries... in a vacuum, what do you have as the value gap between Herro and Clarkson?
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Re: What is the path for the Heat to solve their cap issues? 

Post#48 » by BBallFreak » Sat Mar 16, 2024 11:34 am

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NYG wrote:
I was just going off the thread premise

The thread premise doesn't involve us sacrificing value for the sake of space. We're owed value.


Remove the salaries... in a vacuum, what do you have as the value gap between Herro and Clarkson?
I would think at least a protected first but it's not even directionally correct for us. What do we need with Clarkson? This is just trading for trading's sake.

I'd rather lock in value and get a piece that helps long term
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Re: What is the path for the Heat to solve their cap issues? 

Post#49 » by NYG » Sat Mar 16, 2024 11:38 am

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NYG wrote:
BBallFreak wrote:The thread premise doesn't involve us sacrificing value for the sake of space. We're owed value.


Remove the salaries... in a vacuum, what do you have as the value gap between Herro and Clarkson?
I would think at least a protected first but it's not even directionally correct for us. What do we need with Clarkson? This is just trading for trading's sake.

I'd rather lock in value and get a piece that helps long term


But you won't upgrade and save money. Unless saving money isn't a concern? At which point, what's the purpose of the thread?
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Re: What is the path for the Heat to solve their cap issues? 

Post#50 » by BBallFreak » Sat Mar 16, 2024 12:12 pm

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NYG wrote:
Remove the salaries... in a vacuum, what do you have as the value gap between Herro and Clarkson?
I would think at least a protected first but it's not even directionally correct for us. What do we need with Clarkson? This is just trading for trading's sake.

I'd rather lock in value and get a piece that helps long term


But you won't upgrade and save money. Unless saving money isn't a concern? At which point, what's the purpose of the thread?
I didn't make the thread, but I also don't agree with you. We saved money this year and significantly upgraded at point guard. I don't see why Herro, a better asset than Lowry, and a first shouldn't be able to land is a somewhat cheaper upgrade.
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Re: What is the path for the Heat to solve their cap issues? 

Post#51 » by NYG » Sat Mar 16, 2024 12:23 pm

BBallFreak wrote:
NYG wrote:
BBallFreak wrote:I would think at least a protected first but it's not even directionally correct for us. What do we need with Clarkson? This is just trading for trading's sake.

I'd rather lock in value and get a piece that helps long term


But you won't upgrade and save money. Unless saving money isn't a concern? At which point, what's the purpose of the thread?
I didn't make the thread, but I also don't agree with you. We saved money this year and significantly upgraded at point guard. I don't see why Herro, a better asset than Lowry, and a first shouldn't be able to land is a somewhat cheaper upgrade.


Oh yeah, I didn't realize you meant including 16th Overall. Herro and 16 could get a guy like Sexton on the table.
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Re: What is the path for the Heat to solve their cap issues? 

Post#52 » by louc1970 » Sat Mar 16, 2024 3:38 pm

NYG wrote:
BBallFreak wrote:
NYG wrote:
I was just going off the thread premise

The thread premise doesn't involve us sacrificing value for the sake of space. We're owed value.


Remove the salaries... in a vacuum, what do you have as the value gap between Herro and Clarkson?

Herro by a good margin. And I am no fan of Herro.
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Re: What is the path for the Heat to solve their cap issues? 

Post#53 » by jbk1234 » Sat Mar 16, 2024 3:50 pm

louc1970 wrote:
TimeisIllmatic wrote:Maybe Utah will go after Herro to keep Markkanen happy?

Herro for Sexton/Kessler?
Or Kessler/Collins?


Sexton and a 1st for Herro might work, but I don't see the Jazz adding Kessler. The Heat can add that first to Rozier and make another move downstream.
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Re: What is the path for the Heat to solve their cap issues? 

Post#54 » by jbk1234 » Sat Mar 16, 2024 3:52 pm

louc1970 wrote:
NYG wrote:
BBallFreak wrote:The thread premise doesn't involve us sacrificing value for the sake of space. We're owed value.


Remove the salaries... in a vacuum, what do you have as the value gap between Herro and Clarkson?

Herro by a good margin. And I am no fan of Herro.


Agreed. The Jazz shouldn't have extended Clarkson.
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Re: What is the path for the Heat to solve their cap issues? 

Post#55 » by Wolveswin » Sat Mar 16, 2024 3:54 pm

Butler

FOR

Reaves + Rui + Carter* + JHS + 3x Lakers 1sts
*dumped on 3rd team for small asset

Heat would have a young roster, ready for major (youngish) disgruntled star to demand Miami.

Bam
Rui | Robinson
JJJ or Robinson | Martin
Herro | Rozier (6th man) | JHS
Reaves | Rozier

Heat would have 4x 1sts (own and Lakers 29 & 31), who they got from Lakers drafted #14 (24 1st), own 2024 1st draftee, JHS and JJJ, swaps as needed. Plenty of contract filler - Robinson, Rozier, Rui - who all could be expiring deals when trade goes down.
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Re: What is the path for the Heat to solve their cap issues? 

Post#56 » by HadAnEffectHere » Sat Mar 16, 2024 5:16 pm

jbk1234 wrote:
louc1970 wrote:
TimeisIllmatic wrote:Maybe Utah will go after Herro to keep Markkanen happy?

Herro for Sexton/Kessler?
Or Kessler/Collins?


Sexton and a 1st for Herro might work, but I don't see the Jazz adding Kessler. The Heat can add that first to Rozier and make another move downstream.


Sexton makes half as much as Herro and has been a good bit better than Herro this year.

It was easy when Herro was younger to argue that he had upside, but he hasn't improved at all over the last two years.
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Re: What is the path for the Heat to solve their cap issues? 

Post#57 » by louc1970 » Sun Mar 17, 2024 3:31 pm

jbk1234 wrote:
louc1970 wrote:
TimeisIllmatic wrote:Maybe Utah will go after Herro to keep Markkanen happy?

Herro for Sexton/Kessler?
Or Kessler/Collins?


Sexton and a 1st for Herro might work, but I don't see the Jazz adding Kessler. The Heat can add that first to Rozier and make another move downstream.

I go back and forth on whether the Hazz want/keep Kessler.
He was doing so well last year but seems to have taken a step back. Or maybe come down to reality.
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Re: What is the path for the Heat to solve their cap issues? 

Post#58 » by louc1970 » Sun Mar 17, 2024 3:37 pm

Wolveswin wrote:Butler

FOR

Reaves + Rui + Carter* + JHS + 3x Lakers 1sts
*dumped on 3rd team for small asset

Heat would have a young roster, ready for major (youngish) disgruntled star to demand Miami.

Bam
Rui | Robinson
JJJ or Robinson | Martin
Herro | Rozier (6th man) | JHS
Reaves | Rozier

Heat would have 4x 1sts (own and Lakers 29 & 31), who they got from Lakers drafted #14 (24 1st), own 2024 1st draftee, JHS and JJJ, swaps as needed. Plenty of contract filler - Robinson, Rozier, Rui - who all could be expiring deals when trade goes down.

If doing that I think it better to work in the Hawks and send Reaves+ for Murray.
At least bring in a PG as Herro and Reaves is duplicate.

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