NoKneeBledsoe wrote:I call love will end up in Golden St
Will GSW include Klay Thompson in the deal?
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NoKneeBledsoe wrote:I call love will end up in Golden St
Jdiddy701 wrote:Gambo gets his information from Sarver. They are very close.
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Cutter wrote:spanishninja wrote:DarkHawk wrote:I'm surprised we wouldn't offer him at least the 12 that Lowry got. But agreed. If we can nab him at 11, that's a major steal considering everyone expected he would sign for max.
I would be stunned if he just took the qualifying offer. He should look back and remember what Livingston did. I understand the injuries are different but it takes one injury to make you a perennial 'vet minimum contract' player.
In the end, I bet it's a 4 year deal with a P/O after 3
I think Bledsoe does deserve to be considered on the same level as Lowry as far as contracts go. Remember contracts are supposed to be awarded based on projected production, and Bledsoe has better upside and is younger. Lowry is really not that far ahead of Bledoe career-wise, himself having had injury issues in the past and was in fact relieved by Dragic during that year in Houston when he kind of broke out. Even last year he was a disappointment (I know, I drafted the guy on my fantasy team in 12-13). So if Lowry can get this kind of money based on one year of good production (and I'm not saying he deserves it), Bledsoe has an argument.
Wait. I thought Lowry was great last year with Toronto, and that's why they wanted to sign him so badly? The Heat wanted to sign him to appease LeBron, but he took the Raptor offer instead.

bwgood77 wrote:Qwigglez wrote:If we did get Bledsoe on even a 44/4 contract, what does our salary look like coming into the season, and more importantly next offseason.
What do you guys think Kieff's value is gonna be, if he reaches lets say 15/7 for the season? Do you think we could get him at 7.5mil per year or is that too low?
I was just looking at this....I think we would be at about $59 million if you take the differences in Bledsoe, Tucker and add Tolliver to this list. https://docs.google.com/a/thn.org/sprea ... ing#gid=26

Qwigglez wrote:bwgood77 wrote:Qwigglez wrote:If we did get Bledsoe on even a 44/4 contract, what does our salary look like coming into the season, and more importantly next offseason.
What do you guys think Kieff's value is gonna be, if he reaches lets say 15/7 for the season? Do you think we could get him at 7.5mil per year or is that too low?
I was just looking at this....I think we would be at about $59 million if you take the differences in Bledsoe, Tucker and add Tolliver to this list. https://docs.google.com/a/thn.org/sprea ... ing#gid=26
So what are we at going into next summer? Basically do we have enough money to get a Kevin Love/Marc Gasol/Paul Millsap while also holding onto Dragic?
I'm sure we can let Kieff and Marcus play the restricted free agency game if they decide the Suns low-balled them during the season. I think we are gonna offer Kieff 25mil/4years and Marcus 14mil/3years during the season, and if they make it to free agency Kieff will go as high as 34mil/4years.
I bet we'll be lurking in the trade market throughout the season.
letsgosuns wrote:Jdiddy701 wrote:Gambo gets his information from Sarver. They are very close.
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Okay. Well if Gambo is right and Bledsoe could sign for 4 years, 44 million, that would be great (assuming the medical staff clears him of course), especially with guys like Hayward and Parsons getting max deals. I would much rather have Bledsoe than those guys. Not even close. Bledsoe has the potential to become a superstar point guard in my opinion.
BVPN wrote:bwgood77 wrote:I really love our team except for one thing. I wish we had that defensive big in the middle. I know I've always advocated a stretch four, and still do because I like having Dragic and Bledsoe and know they have never been nearly as effective without that space, but I also thought someone like Asik to anchor the middle would be good.
I know people mentioned Okafor in the past, and I kind of never gave it a second thought until recently after watching our centers in summer league. Where the hell IS Okafor? Before his injury he was still pretty good, no? Did he just never get better? Retire? Because I can't find ANY info on him.
If he could just get back to close to where he was pre-injury, he'd be worth a one year deal and could probably really help give us some inside presence and toughness.
Larry Sanders!!
bwgood77 wrote:Qwigglez wrote:If we did get Bledsoe on even a 44/4 contract, what does our salary look like coming into the season, and more importantly next offseason.
What do you guys think Kieff's value is gonna be, if he reaches lets say 15/7 for the season? Do you think we could get him at 7.5mil per year or is that too low?
I was just looking at this....I think we would be at about $59 million if you take the differences in Bledsoe, Tucker and add Tolliver to this list. https://docs.google.com/a/thn.org/sprea ... ing#gid=26
Cutter wrote:BVPN wrote:bwgood77 wrote:I really love our team except for one thing. I wish we had that defensive big in the middle. I know I've always advocated a stretch four, and still do because I like having Dragic and Bledsoe and know they have never been nearly as effective without that space, but I also thought someone like Asik to anchor the middle would be good.
I know people mentioned Okafor in the past, and I kind of never gave it a second thought until recently after watching our centers in summer league. Where the hell IS Okafor? Before his injury he was still pretty good, no? Did he just never get better? Retire? Because I can't find ANY info on him.
If he could just get back to close to where he was pre-injury, he'd be worth a one year deal and could probably really help give us some inside presence and toughness.
Larry Sanders!!
I agree! Larry Sanders has the ability to be one of the top rim protecting centers in the league. And....he is only paid 11 million per year for 4 years and is 25 years old. When he is bringing his "A" game he is a great value player. When he is fighting in bars and smoking weed....not so much.

SideSwipe wrote:
I have been thinking more about Sanders since the S&T to MIL discussions have come up. I don't hate his $11 mil number, it's the years he's at for it. If you take him for two years at $11 and he returns to form, it could be good, but if you are saddled for 4 years and he doesn't pan out, it is a yoke around the franchises necks during critical years for the the rest of the team.
Marz11 wrote:Where the loss of Frye will be felt most I think will be his ability to got to the 5 while Keef plays the 4. Plumlee and Len don't fill me with much confidence and we haven't got anybody else to play the 5.
RunDogGun wrote:Marz11 wrote:Where the loss of Frye will be felt most I think will be his ability to got to the 5 while Keef plays the 4. Plumlee and Len don't fill me with much confidence and we haven't got anybody else to play the 5.
Actually I could see Jeff running the Morrii together at the four and five a few times.

SILERtheDEFILER wrote:RunDogGun wrote:Marz11 wrote:Where the loss of Frye will be felt most I think will be his ability to got to the 5 while Keef plays the 4. Plumlee and Len don't fill me with much confidence and we haven't got anybody else to play the 5.
Actually I could see Jeff running the Morrii together at the four and five a few times.
fromthetop321 wrote:I got Lebron number 1, he is also leading defensive player of the year. Curry's game still reminds me of Jeremy Lin to much.



DirtyDez wrote:The Lakers are right where we want them in the 8-12 range. Anything below that is too close for comfort given recent lotto shenanigans. Keep gettin' them checks Steve.