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Re: ATL - Dame Back to Portland 

Post#1581 » by DingusBojangles » Fri Jul 18, 2025 3:15 am

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And I think the amount the Bucks owe to Lillard is reduced by over double the set off for the cap. Marks didn't mention anything about this either way in the Tweet.


I'm trusting Bobby Marks over Keith Smith. But plausible Marks screwed up his analysis.

Reading through the relevant sections of the CBA, Marks's analysis seems correct to me. At least for the most part (I'm struggling to find where the "this will happen after the 2025-26 regular season" part is coming from, but I'm probably missing something).

Most relevant sections:
    Article XXVII, Section 1(a)
    Article XXVII, Section 5(a-c)
Section 5(c) walks through a few examples.

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Re: ATL - Dame Back to Portland 

Post#1582 » by yb90 » Fri Jul 18, 2025 3:36 am

CJ will likely be bought out later in the year and if Portland are doing well then that would be the perfect place for him.
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Re: ATL - Dame Back to Portland 

Post#1583 » by Bernman » Fri Jul 18, 2025 3:48 am

Dame ought to be super charitable in the Portland & Milwaukee communities the next couple of yrs. He'll be the highest paid player in the NBA by far, for playing 1 of 2 years, and having been underwhelming for the Bucks.
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Re: ATL - Dame Back to Portland 

Post#1584 » by Perishable517 » Fri Jul 18, 2025 4:21 am

I always thought he would be back with the Blazers. If he was the player I felt he was.

He is that guy. Glad he is back.

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Re: ATL - Dame Back to Portland 

Post#1585 » by Badgerlander » Fri Jul 18, 2025 4:46 am

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Re: ATL - Dame Back to Portland 

Post#1586 » by soxperry » Fri Jul 18, 2025 5:10 am

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am i missing something? seems like he accidentally dragged his pivot foot and traveled. other than that it was a pretty normal pattern.
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Re: ATL - Dame Back to Portland 

Post#1587 » by paulpressey25 » Fri Jul 18, 2025 5:23 pm

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am i missing something? seems like he accidentally dragged his pivot foot and traveled. other than that it was a pretty normal pattern.


I think it showed that Kon can get his shot off under pressure and nail it. I so wish the Bucks could have somehow acquired this guy. He'd be our Middleton replacement.
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Re: ATL - Dame Back to Portland 

Post#1588 » by chonestown » Fri Jul 18, 2025 7:30 pm

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soxperry wrote:
am i missing something? seems like he accidentally dragged his pivot foot and traveled. other than that it was a pretty normal pattern.


I think it showed that Kon can get his shot off under pressure and nail it. I so wish the Bucks could have somehow acquired this guy. He'd be our Middleton replacement.


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Re: ATL - Dame Back to Portland 

Post#1589 » by Bernman » Fri Jul 18, 2025 7:48 pm

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Badgerlander wrote:
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am i missing something? seems like he accidentally dragged his pivot foot and traveled. other than that it was a pretty normal pattern.


He stopped in time once he saw the defender. Kept his pivot foot. Then did a subtle fake toward the guy to freeze him, before pulling up in the pocket in between two defenders. It was pretty slick.

I watched his 1st game out of curiosity, and tbh it was pretty concerning how he couldn't get much separation for a shot or to pass before pressure collapsed. But maybe he was nervous. He's bounced back nicely. And the defense was encouraging, even in the game I saw. Reppin' Cream City.
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Re: ATL - Dame Back to Portland 

Post#1590 » by DusterBuster » Sat Jul 19, 2025 1:52 am

Bernman wrote:Dame ought to be super charitable in the Portland & Milwaukee communities the next couple of yrs. He'll be the highest paid player in the NBA by far, for playing 1 of 2 years, and having been underwhelming for the Bucks.


Dame has always been incredibly charitable in the Portland community. Usually doing a lot of things that he purposefully doesn't want press over, but gets talked about by some reporters who are close to him and know about his charities he gives to.
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Re: ATL - Dame Back to Portland 

Post#1591 » by ShootingtheJ » Sat Jul 19, 2025 6:09 pm

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paulpressey25 wrote:
soxperry wrote:
am i missing something? seems like he accidentally dragged his pivot foot and traveled. other than that it was a pretty normal pattern.


I think it showed that Kon can get his shot off under pressure and nail it. I so wish the Bucks could have somehow acquired this guy. He'd be our Middleton replacement.


Maybe on one side of the ball.


Yeah not having Mids wingspan will hurt him defensively. Sure, I'd love to have Kon, but if we had acquired the pick needed to draft Kon, I would sure hope we'd have used it on Tre Johnson, just like Charlotte should have.
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Re: ATL - Dame Back to Portland 

Post#1592 » by Frank Nova » Sat Jul 19, 2025 6:13 pm

paulpressey25 wrote:
soxperry wrote:
am i missing something? seems like he accidentally dragged his pivot foot and traveled. other than that it was a pretty normal pattern.


I think it showed that Kon can get his shot off under pressure and nail it. I so wish the Bucks could have somehow acquired this guy. He'd be our Mike Dunleavy Jr. replacement.


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Re: ATL - Dame Back to Portland 

Post#1593 » by MickeyDavis » Sat Jul 19, 2025 9:14 pm

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Re: ATL - Smart Bought Out, Signs with Lakers 

Post#1594 » by engelmartin » Sat Jul 19, 2025 9:42 pm

Apparently Rob Pelinka is also known for giving absolutely everyone a player option
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Re: ATL - Smart Bought Out, Signs with Lakers 

Post#1595 » by ShootingtheJ » Sat Jul 19, 2025 9:50 pm

I'm relieved we don't have Smart. Fragile and grossly overrated.
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Re: ATL - Smart Bought Out, Signs with Lakers 

Post#1596 » by tedbrogen » Yesterday 3:56 am

ShootingtheJ wrote:I'm relieved we don't have Smart. Fragile and grossly overrated.


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Re: ATL - Dame Back to Portland 

Post#1597 » by SupremeHustle » Yesterday 1:56 pm

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Badgerlander wrote:
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am i missing something? seems like he accidentally dragged his pivot foot and traveled. other than that it was a pretty normal pattern.


I was about to say, yeah, try that in the league lol.
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Re: ATL - Smart Bought Out, Signs with Lakers 

Post#1598 » by Profound23 » Today 1:36 am

Curious if you could have any starting five with the addition of a sixth man... all-time...who are you guys picking?
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Re: ATL - Smart Bought Out, Signs with Lakers 

Post#1599 » by midranger » Today 1:55 am

Profound23 wrote:Curious if you could have any starting five with the addition of a sixth man... all-time...who are you guys picking?

Like in their primes?
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Re: ATL - Smart Bought Out, Signs with Lakers 

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Profound23 wrote:Curious if you could have any starting five with the addition of a sixth man... all-time...who are you guys picking?

Like in their primes?

If I’m restricting it to the 2000s

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