The Corey's wrote:Cut 12 mil and get under the tax completely.
Just do it. Thank me later.
I'll probably forget, so thanks now.
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The Corey's wrote:Cut 12 mil and get under the tax completely.
Just do it. Thank me later.
djFan71 wrote:MrGreenRunsDeep wrote:tbceltics34 wrote:
My Boy! From Montreal!!!! He is from Saint-Michel area!
Wait, what? A MrGreenRunsDeep approved big man? I'm not sure how to function in this world anymore. What if he gets dunked on?
Fierce1 wrote:Gant wrote:Basically what just happened is the Celtics "traded" Niang for Boucher.
They probably waited until Boucher agreed, then called up Austin Ainge and pulled the trigger on a deal that had previously been worked out.
Bingo!
djFan71 wrote:The Corey's wrote:Cut 12 mil and get under the tax completely.
Just do it. Thank me later.
I'll probably forget, so thanks now.
Fierce1 wrote:Joe can now have a starting 5 of:
Queta
Boucher
JB
Simons
White
Fierce1 wrote:If this is just about money and tanking, the Celtics absolutely DID NOT HAVE TO SIGN Boucher.
After the Niang trade, Brad could just have easily signed Amari to a regular contract.
But Brad didn't do that.
Since 2013-14, Brad has never been a tanker.
Fierce1 wrote:Celts17Pride wrote:If I was a betting man, I would say the odds are good that Brad Stevens gets the Celtics below the tax before the season starts. Brad will most definitely get the Celtics below the tax before the end of the season. If people don't see this then I'm sorry but you are just blind.
Now you're hedging.
Before the season starts or before the end of the season?
Which is it?
Celts17Pride wrote:Fierce1 wrote:Celts17Pride wrote:If I was a betting man, I would say the odds are good that Brad Stevens gets the Celtics below the tax before the season starts. Brad will most definitely get the Celtics below the tax before the end of the season. If people don't see this then I'm sorry but you are just blind.
Now you're hedging.
Before the season starts or before the end of the season?
Which is it?
I don't know because I'm not making the phone calls, but one thing I do know, is I'm not in denial.
redslastlaugh wrote:Bobby Marks run-down after the trade:
Mr_Mojo_Risin wrote:redslastlaugh wrote:Bobby Marks run-down after the trade:
What are the odds we'd have two Hugo Gonzalez's on our roster with different spelling?
A league source told The Athletic the Jazz are getting the better of Cleveland’s or Boston’s 2031 second-round pick and the better of Boston’s or Orlando’s 2027 second-round pick in the deal.
The addition of Luis could be an ominous sign for the returning Miles Norris, though a team source said his future has yet to be determined.
jmr07019 wrote:As I understand it NBA teams only need to have 12 players under contract. Teams do not incur a cap hold (that would count against the salary cap) if their 13th, 14th and 15th roster spots are empty. Given this why did the Celtics sign Boucher if the plan was to either tank and/or get below the lux tax line?
Shak_Celts wrote:jmr07019 wrote:As I understand it NBA teams only need to have 12 players under contract. Teams do not incur a cap hold (that would count against the salary cap) if their 13th, 14th and 15th roster spots are empty. Given this why did the Celtics sign Boucher if the plan was to either tank and/or get below the lux tax line?
I thought we had to have 14 and then pay a small amount if we don’t add a 15th by the end of the season?
You know what, bump the cba and its mama!