Red8911 wrote:Am i the only one who doesn't want melo on this team?
I think GMGoran doesn't want him either
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Red8911 wrote:Am i the only one who doesn't want melo on this team?
Red8911 wrote:Am i the only one who doesn't want melo on this team?
Magilla_Gorilla wrote:
Melo can't get a 5th year in a S&T - that was eliminated with the last CBA.
pylb wrote:Red8911 wrote:Am i the only one who doesn't want melo on this team?
I think GMGoran doesn't want him either
Scottie Pippen's response to whom he would pick for his running mate, Michael or LeBron: "That's a dumbass question. I've never done anything with LeBron. I wouldn't take LeBron to the movies."
MoneyMitch wrote:Update guys?!?
musiqsoulchild wrote:We are playing it real smart right now.
1) We have lined up Mirotic + McD + Bairstow without impacting a single cent of CapSpace. Only capholds.
2) We have Boozer lined up for either an amnesty or a trade
Why is this crucial?
If no Melo, then we can quickly lineup our Plan B. If Melo, then we have the exact right assets to add with exceptions (Mirotic) and the rookie scale (McD and Bairstow).
Also notice how quiet things have been on the Kirk and DJ front? I bet you we already have verbal agreements in place with one of them/both.
We are not letting the situation get ahead of us...instead we are proceeding as if we have no cap space...this is the right thing to do at this juncture.
Red8911 wrote:Am i the only one who doesn't want melo on this team?
Magilla_Gorilla wrote:JimmyJammer wrote:In the end, Phil will call Melo's bluff because it is a win-win situation for him. If Melo intentionally leaves, Phil knows that he will at least go and play for the team that is owned and run by his girlfriend, Jeannie Buss. Phil in the end can always say I offer him the max, but he just did not want to be here. In turn, Phil will get enough flexibility with the cap to build the team his way, which he had previously mentioned.
How does Phil 'win' in that scenario?
IndianPlaya17 wrote:MoneyMitch wrote:Update guys?!?
Yes. Give us one.
jc23 wrote:Red8911 wrote:Am i the only one who doesn't want melo on this team?
maybe, im about 80/20 in favor, the 20 is in regards to that year 4.
Ron Johnson wrote:If I were PJ, I wouldn't do a sign-and-trade, regardless if I would get nothing if Anthony leaves. He gets out from under the luxury tax and the amount of money he would have available next year would be awesome. He could get his pick of free agents and have the space to absorb all kinds of contracts if he wished. Plus, he would end up with a pretty good pick next year in what looks like another loaded draft.
JimmyJammer wrote:Zartan wrote:JimmyJammer wrote:
Why would Phil be motivated to a sign and trade with us when he can also do that with the Lakers? If all that we are willing to offer, as some fans here wish, is future compensation in the forms of future draft picks, it will not get done. The Lakers can also offer future draft picks, which are expected to be higher pick since they are in the much tougher Western Conference. Besides, I am pretty sure Phil would rather see Melo go out west to the Lakers to work for his girlfriend, Jeannie Buss, than to see him come to us.
Because LA has outright cap space. Why would they give NY anything?
Edit: beaten by the gorilla
Well, only the Knicks can give that 5th year, so sign and trade makes Melo 30 millions richer. I am pretty sure Melo would prefer that.
Red Larrivee wrote:The Bulls have too many untouchables for a team without a second option.
IcemanGervin wrote:We potentially offer similar money with a far superior roster than NY or LA
I could accept him going to Houston or Dallas at least that also makes alot of sense
Melo wtf are you doing man
cubbiefan009 wrote:Sounds like Carmelo is too worried about the money. We should just move on. Like I said last night, the Bulls can still be championship contenders next year. Sign a wing and solidify the bench.