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What is the Miami Heat capspace in 2016?

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What is the Miami Heat capspace in 2016? 

Post#1 » by stargazer » Mon Jul 14, 2014 4:01 pm

Seems like the moves Miami are making are setting up for 2016. Competitive now with option to rebuild/reload in 2016. As of now only:
CB1
Shabazz
McRoberts

Have contracts guaranteed for 2016.

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Post#2 » by mopper8 » Mon Jul 14, 2014 4:06 pm

That's definitely it. As of right now, the only 3 players definitely going to be under contract that season will be Bosh, McBob, and Napier. Wade might be too, we'll see. Napier and McBob will also probably be easily moved if we really need the space. And the cap is expected to sky rocket to well over 80M, which means we could easily have 30-40M in capspace or more.

That being said, I think with all its expiring Miami might also be in position to trade a lot of these pieces out in 2015 to teams looking to clear space in order to pick up future assets. Should be interesting to see how this goes.
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Post#3 » by stargazer » Mon Jul 14, 2014 4:08 pm

mopper8 wrote:That's definitely it. As of right now, the only 3 players definitely going to be under contract that season will be Bosh, McBob, and Napier. Wade might be too, we'll see. Napier and McBob will also probably be easily moved if we really need the space. And the cap is expected to sky rocket to well over 80M, which means we could easily have 30-40M in capspace or more.

That being said, I think with all its expiring Miami might also be in position to trade a lot of these pieces out in 2015 to teams looking to clear space in order to pick up future assets. Should be interesting to see how this goes.


I am happy right now. Competitive current team with future flexibility in 2016. And as you mentioned the McRoberts/Napier contracts can easily be traded(small $$$ contracts)
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Post#4 » by HeatFanSince87 » Mon Jul 14, 2014 4:49 pm

Exactly.. riley the man. Keep us competitive with an eye on the future. He's trying to pay wade and haslem more now, but get them to take two years. The longer years was only if lebron stayed...
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Post#5 » by stargazer » Mon Jul 14, 2014 5:05 pm

HeatFanSince87 wrote:Exactly.. riley the man. Keep us competitive with an eye on the future. He's trying to pay wade and haslem more now, but get them to take two years. The longer years was only if lebron stayed...


That is the key. UD should definitely not get more than two years. Getting Wade to take a two year deal would be excellent. Wade will be 34 in summer 2016. Hopefully he is still able to play and he can be signed to a smaller contract that summer.
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Post#6 » by Dupas » Mon Jul 14, 2014 5:19 pm

I think they will target 2015 also. Alot of good centers there and our main weakness. Imagine a Bosh Gasol , Bosh Cousins front
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Post#7 » by NBADraft2003 » Mon Jul 14, 2014 5:21 pm

Dupas wrote:I think they will target 2015 also. Alot of good centers there and our main weakness. Imagine a Bosh Gasol , Bosh Cousins front

Cousins is locked up long term in Sacramento...
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Post#8 » by Tuff Gong » Mon Jul 14, 2014 5:29 pm

This is heavily dependent upon the deal Wade signs, but I have a feeling he'll sign a 2-year contract similar to the $40+ million he opted out of and re-up for less in 2016 after we've completed our overhaul. He wants to win too. If 2 stars come and join Bosh with Wade then more acceptant at a reserve role, he can potentially up his title total to 5+ at the end stage of his career. It's enticing.
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Post#9 » by mopper8 » Mon Jul 14, 2014 5:44 pm

Tuff Gong wrote:This is heavily dependent upon the deal Wade signs, but I have a feeling he'll sign a 2-year contract similar to the $40+ million he opted out of and re-up for less in 2016 after we've completed our overhaul. He wants to win too. If 2 stars come and join Bosh with Wade then more acceptant at a reserve role, he can potentially up his title total to 5+ at the end stage of his career. It's enticing.


He can't sign that 2-year deal, we don't have the space for it anymore. His first year salary will be in the 12-14M range (or lower)
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Post#10 » by DefenseWins » Mon Jul 14, 2014 6:27 pm

If bosh and some rookies are on the books for the 2016, we should have, if cap space rises to 80mil



50mil? And I think it might be a tad bit lower too, but that is a rough amount


Either way that's amazing. Can definitely sign another star on the max.
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Post#11 » by FinNasty » Mon Jul 14, 2014 6:55 pm

More importantly... who are the available FA's in 2016?
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Post#12 » by LuxHeat » Mon Jul 14, 2014 7:01 pm

I really hope we target Howard and Batum in 2016.
A Batum-Bosh-Howard front court would be sick!

Add 3 point shooters at the PG and SG position to these 3 plus Wade off the bench, that team would be a legit contender once again
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Post#13 » by LuxHeat » Mon Jul 14, 2014 7:07 pm

FinNasty wrote:More importantly... who are the available FA's in 2016?


PG:
Conley
Dragic
Jennings

SG:
Afflalo
Joe Johnson

SF:
Durant
Batum
Gallinari
(LeBron James)

PF:
Ryan Anderson
Jeff Green
David Lee

C:
Howard
Horford
Brook Lopez
Hibbert
Al Jefferson
Noah
McGee

So many good centers, there has to be one for us to pair with Bosh :nod:


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Re: What is the Miami Heat capspace in 2016? 

Post#14 » by Wade3 » Mon Jul 14, 2014 7:21 pm

I think Mike Conley is quite underrated around the league & would be a good addition. Getting one of Howard, Horford, Jefferson, Noah, Lopez to pair up with Bosh has to be the major target however.
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Post#15 » by HeatFanSince87 » Mon Jul 14, 2014 7:29 pm

Dupas wrote:I think they will target 2015 also. Alot of good centers there and our main weakness. Imagine a Bosh Gasol , Bosh Cousins front


How though if we have everyone signed until 2016?
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Post#16 » by Dupas » Mon Jul 14, 2014 8:00 pm

HeatFanSince87 wrote:
Dupas wrote:I think they will target 2015 also. Alot of good centers there and our main weakness. Imagine a Bosh Gasol , Bosh Cousins front


How though if we have everyone signed until 2016?

deng/granger/chalmers are 2 years contract. Give us alot of flexibility for teams looking for expires
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Post#17 » by Dupas » Mon Jul 14, 2014 8:08 pm

Wade3 wrote:I think Mike Conley is quite underrated around the league & would be a good addition. Getting one of Howard, Horford, Jefferson, Noah, Lopez to pair up with Bosh has to be the major target however.

Conley is great , but i think hes 30 or not? 32 in 2016 but yhea with a fair deal his awsome
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Post#18 » by HeatFanSince87 » Mon Jul 14, 2014 8:10 pm

Dupas wrote:
HeatFanSince87 wrote:
Dupas wrote:I think they will target 2015 also. Alot of good centers there and our main weakness. Imagine a Bosh Gasol , Bosh Cousins front


How though if we have everyone signed until 2016?

deng/granger/chalmers are 2 years contract. Give us alot of flexibility for teams looking for expires


Very good point...
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Post#19 » by NT9 » Mon Jul 14, 2014 9:11 pm

Dupas wrote:
Wade3 wrote:I think Mike Conley is quite underrated around the league & would be a good addition. Getting one of Howard, Horford, Jefferson, Noah, Lopez to pair up with Bosh has to be the major target however.

Conley is great , but i think hes 30 or not? 32 in 2016 but yhea with a fair deal his awsome


Mike Conley is 27 right now, he should still be in his prime in 2 years


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Post#20 » by thinktellectual » Mon Jul 14, 2014 9:37 pm

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HeatFanSince87 wrote:Exactly.. riley the man. Keep us competitive with an eye on the future. He's trying to pay wade and haslem more now, but get them to take two years. The longer years was only if lebron stayed...


That is the key. UD should definitely not get more than two years. Getting Wade to take a two year deal would be excellent. Wade will be 34 in summer 2016. Hopefully he is still able to play and he can be signed to a smaller contract that summer.


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