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Trevor Ariza

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What Ariza option should Blazers take?

Keep Ariza by guaranteeing his salary of $11M
13
43%
Waive Ariza and attempt to resign him using portion of $9.9M MLE
7
23%
Keep Ariza and trade him
3
10%
Waive Ariza and save $11M
7
23%
All these options are bad
0
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Re: Trevor Ariza 

Post#61 » by DaVoiceMaster » Thu Aug 27, 2020 11:27 pm

I read something the other day that he wanted to join the Blazers in the bubble in July after his son's visitation schedule ended, but the NBA wouldn't let him. I dont really get that since they let players come in and out if the bubble. They just had to quarantine before joining their team again. Not sure why Ariza could not have done that?
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Re: Trevor Ariza 

Post#62 » by Soulyss » Thu Aug 27, 2020 11:50 pm

DaVoiceMaster wrote:I read something the other day that he wanted to join the Blazers in the bubble in July after his son's visitation schedule ended, but the NBA wouldn't let him. I dont really get that since they let players come in and out if the bubble. They just had to quarantine before joining their team again. Not sure why Ariza could not have done that?


He could not because Portland used the option to sign someone onto his roster spot based on the opt-out rule, or at least that is how I understand it... There was probably a path where he doesn't opt-out but never enters the bubble until after his visitation is over but the Blazers didn't go that route.
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Re: Trevor Ariza 

Post#63 » by Matt800 » Fri Aug 28, 2020 12:29 am

Soulyss wrote:
DaVoiceMaster wrote:I read something the other day that he wanted to join the Blazers in the bubble in July after his son's visitation schedule ended, but the NBA wouldn't let him. I dont really get that since they let players come in and out if the bubble. They just had to quarantine before joining their team again. Not sure why Ariza could not have done that?


He could not because Portland used the option to sign someone onto his roster spot based on the opt-out rule, or at least that is how I understand it... There was probably a path where he doesn't opt-out but never enters the bubble until after his visitation is over but the Blazers didn't go that route.


That would have been nice if he could play. I don't know if it would have been enough to beat the lakers but it sure would have helped.
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Re: Trevor Ariza 

Post#64 » by DaVoiceMaster » Fri Aug 28, 2020 1:02 am

Soulyss wrote:
DaVoiceMaster wrote:I read something the other day that he wanted to join the Blazers in the bubble in July after his son's visitation schedule ended, but the NBA wouldn't let him. I dont really get that since they let players come in and out if the bubble. They just had to quarantine before joining their team again. Not sure why Ariza could not have done that?


He could not because Portland used the option to sign someone onto his roster spot based on the opt-out rule, or at least that is how I understand it... There was probably a path where he doesn't opt-out but never enters the bubble until after his visitation is over but the Blazers didn't go that route.


Or maybe they used Swanigan's spot?
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