What is Jason Smith's value ?

[AdamTheGreek]

Making $4.3 million this season. It honestly wouldn't shock me if a team offers him double that on a yearly basis for 2 or 3 years. With Dedmon possibly not being retained, Jason's a pretty big priority.

I think what the Magic have in their favor as far as the negotiations go is that that they went after Jason when few teams wanted to gamble on his health.

[Bensational]

The guy has won me over in a big way. I'd like him for 3 years and even a deal of $7m a season would still be great value under the new cap.

He's awesome because you know exactly what you're getting out of him every single night - and those blocks, long 2's and hustle is exactly what we need.

[The Real Dalic]

Definitely want to keep him around. I was actually annoyed at the fact that we signed him in the offseason and thought he was a scrub, he's turned into one of my favorite players now, he also rarely makes mistakes and is a decent defender and shotblocker. I'd give him a 2-3 year deal at around 5-7 a year, maybe even 8, but no higher.

[MoMM]

So let's all agree that Rob made a great job signing him during the offseason? Everyone was complaining about if before the season.

Would you prefer to have him or KOQ?

[Magic_Johnny12]

So let's all agree that Rob made a great job signing him during the offseason? Everyone was complaining about if before the season.

Would you prefer to have him or KOQ?

Jason Smith by farrrrr. I don't even think O Quinn is currently in rotation and seems as Knicks fans already want to trade him.

[The Real Dalic]

So let's all agree that Rob made a great job signing him during the offseason? Everyone was complaining about if before the season.

Would you prefer to have him or KOQ?

I know I just said I thought Smith was a scrub just a post above yours, but even then I thought we were better off with Smith instead of KOQ, that man is a superscrub. Don't like KOQ's ballstopping at all! He used to be a hardworking, hustle player, since his rookie season though, that stopped. . . Now he just holds the ball at the top of the key, pretends he's gonna pass it someone, acts like there's nothing he can do but force a bad jumper or drives it into the paint and gets blocked/misses the layup. I'm glad he's off the team.

[drsd]

KOQ, that man is a superscrub.

Edit: read the top of the box.

[rusoopE]

My favorite player of the history of basketball would be:
Kobe's mentality
Lebron's athleticism
MJ's clutchnes
Kareem's skyhook
Magic's vision
Curry's 3 point shoot
Jason "all mighty" Smith's mid-long range jumper

[Howard Mass]

Re-signing Smith is also a reason to try and move Frye with expirings coming back.

This way they can essentially use the money committed to Frye next year to re-sign Smith for 2 or 3 years without cutting into the cap space this summer.

[Audi]

Smith is also the only 'hard'/enforcer mentality we have on the team, imo...you gotta have one of those. Finding players that a. can shoot like he can and b. isn't a bit of a mental case, are not easy to come by.