SA37 wrote:MettaWorldPanda wrote:
12M/year for Mitchell is an overpay. At least it is only 2 years.
You took the words right out of my mouth. He's worth roughly what he was making last season.
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SA37 wrote:MettaWorldPanda wrote:
12M/year for Mitchell is an overpay. At least it is only 2 years.
contract wrote:SA37 wrote:MettaWorldPanda wrote:
12M/year for Mitchell is an overpay. At least it is only 2 years.
You took the words right out of my mouth. He's worth roughly what he was making last season.
MettaWorldPanda wrote:
12 per puts his deal on par with TJ McConnell so not bad at all. We are over the tax line so almost seems like a foregone conclusion Duncan is getting axed.
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Hallstar wrote:MettaWorldPanda wrote:
12 per puts his deal on par with TJ McConnell so not bad at all. We are over the tax line so almost seems like a foregone conclusion Duncan is getting axed.
good deal, market value
Not arguing with anybody still using 2010 cap expectations
NightWatch wrote:Hallstar wrote:MettaWorldPanda wrote:
12 per puts his deal on par with TJ McConnell so not bad at all. We are over the tax line so almost seems like a foregone conclusion Duncan is getting axed.
good deal, market value
Not arguing with anybody still using 2010 cap expectations
I won’t be surprised if his performance just magically disappeared
SA37 wrote:EMC5466 wrote:?s=61
Miami severely overpaid for Robinson.
Sam Merrill just got 4-years, $38M. If Miami is thinking of restructuring Robinson's deal, that is probably the range we'd see for a deal. Not sure if Miami wants to commit money beyond 2 years, but given Robinson could lose out on $10M, Miami could have him decline his option and offer him 2-years, $20M. Duncan gets his $10M more in guaranteed money and Miami has him for ~half the cap hit.
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Beenie wrote:Kobewade11 wrote:Extremely happy to see Davion back
Meh
MettaWorldPanda wrote:SA37 wrote:EMC5466 wrote:?s=61
Miami severely overpaid for Robinson.
Sam Merrill just got 4-years, $38M. If Miami is thinking of restructuring Robinson's deal, that is probably the range we'd see for a deal. Not sure if Miami wants to commit money beyond 2 years, but given Robinson could lose out on $10M, Miami could have him decline his option and offer him 2-years, $20M. Duncan gets his $10M more in guaranteed money and Miami has him for ~half the cap hit.
I’m guessing this is what they do cause trading him to pay repeater makes no sense either