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Captain_Caveman wrote:3D Chess wrote:Captain_Caveman wrote:
Boston 60%
NY: 25%
Field: 13%
Lakers 2%
You think the Knicks can get him without the #1 pick? Coz they are - at best - only a 14% chance at the #1 pick. (Thank you based Hinkie)
Porzingis and a top 5 pick gets my attention.
ddb wrote:Edug27 wrote:Captain_Caveman wrote:
Yes, but you guys are way, way too low on what he'd then resign for -- probably due to not accounting for the rapidly rising cap over the next... well... forever.
What are the odds he can't get way more than 2 years, $30m under an $118m salary cap in 2020 if he didn't opt out this summer?
He opts out, and then resigns at $25m starting salary, for 3-4 years. If we are lucky, that $25m won't escalate, but that part doesn't matter much.
You think if Horford opts out and Boston has no inter st in resigning him.. He would get 4 yrs 100+ mill elsewhere in free agency?
I don't think Horford is a piece Ainge is interested in moving on the AD front. I am predicting that Horford opts out of the final year of his max money and ends up signing a 3/55-60 million dollar extension with the Celtics. That will give him more stability to remain in Boston, win in Boston, and give the team a little more flexibility cap wise. Horford isn't going anywhere
ddb wrote:Edug27 wrote:Captain_Caveman wrote:
Yes, but you guys are way, way too low on what he'd then resign for -- probably due to not accounting for the rapidly rising cap over the next... well... forever.
What are the odds he can't get way more than 2 years, $30m under an $118m salary cap in 2020 if he didn't opt out this summer?
He opts out, and then resigns at $25m starting salary, for 3-4 years. If we are lucky, that $25m won't escalate, but that part doesn't matter much.
You think if Horford opts out and Boston has no inter st in resigning him.. He would get 4 yrs 100+ mill elsewhere in free agency?
I don't think Horford is a piece Ainge is interested in moving on the AD front. I am predicting that Horford opts out of the final year of his max money and ends up signing a 3/55-60 million dollar extension with the Celtics. That will give him more stability to remain in Boston, win in Boston, and give the team a little more flexibility cap wise. Horford isn't going anywhere
CSL_1904 wrote:Captain_Caveman wrote:3D Chess wrote:You think the Knicks can get him without the #1 pick? Coz they are - at best - only a 14% chance at the #1 pick. (Thank you based Hinkie)
Porzingis and a top 5 pick gets my attention.
No way they're trading Porzingis (assuming he's healthy) plus a top5 pick. It would leave them exactly where they are now.
Prophet_C wrote:What's the maximum amount of FRP's can you include in a deal? Yes, I know you can't trade back to back FRP's.
3D Chess wrote:CSL_1904 wrote:Captain_Caveman wrote:
Porzingis and a top 5 pick gets my attention.
No way they're trading Porzingis (assuming he's healthy) plus a top5 pick. It would leave them exactly where they are now.
CSL_1904 wrote:Captain_Caveman wrote:3D Chess wrote:You think the Knicks can get him without the #1 pick? Coz they are - at best - only a 14% chance at the #1 pick. (Thank you based Hinkie)
Porzingis and a top 5 pick gets my attention.
No way they're trading Porzingis (assuming he's healthy) plus a top5 pick. It would leave them exactly where they are now.
SmartWentCrazy wrote:3D Chess wrote:CSL_1904 wrote:No way they're trading Porzingis (assuming he's healthy) plus a top5 pick. It would leave them exactly where they are now.
He’s not going to NO though. He’ll do his best to block that.
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Captain_Caveman wrote:Homerclease wrote:LuckyLeprechaun wrote:If Al opts out he will be giving up a lot of money next season because we're not going to offer him the max again.
Not saying it's likely but you don't think it's possible Al would take the money by opting in and getting his trade kicker? He did leave Atlanta because he was mad they didn't want to pay him more than anyone else after all.
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3 for 60 is more than 1 for 30.
I think he’s opting out no question.
Yes, but you guys are way, way too low on what he'd then resign for -- probably due to not accounting for the rapidly rising cap over the next... well... forever.
What are the odds he can't get way more than 2 years, $30m under an $118m salary cap in 2020 if he didn't opt out this summer?
He opts out, and then resigns at $25m starting salary, for 3-4 years. If we are lucky, that $25m won't escalate, but that part doesn't matter much.
shawn unkempt wrote:The NBA is getting stupid with all this constant drama.
Bar Fight wrote:Are the odds you guys are posting based on where he gets traded, or ultimately ends up long term? Because the guy is making it clear he intends on signing with the Lakers after his contract is up. Am I missing something here?
Bar Fight wrote:Are the odds you guys are posting based on where he gets traded, or ultimately ends up long term? Because the guy is making it clear he intends on signing with the Lakers after his contract is up. Am I missing something here?
ParticleMan wrote:meh, tatum is gone for AD. that's the best prospect in the running.
of course ainge is hemming and hawing about that now. that's his ace in the hole. he's going to squeeze them for every inch without tatum, and at the last minute when demps is like f it i'm calling pelinka, ainge be like "ok, fine, we'll give you tatum and the picks but you have to take hayward." deal done.