planetmars wrote:MadDogSHWA wrote:planetmars wrote:
Any team that participates in a sign and trade for a player/free agent is usually able to get that player with cap space anyway.. thus have negotiation power in the trade agreement.
Find me an example of a team that got a star player through a sign and trade, that didn't already have cap space. It will be very difficult.
I definitely wasn't thinking of a scenario where we didn't have cap. There have been seasons where an S&T or 3 way was possible.
In my opinion we've lost every star player that has come through here except for 1 Vince deal which ultimately lead to him demanding out resulting in a crippling trade.
You have to define "star" if you want to use it here, sorry. Kyle and DeMar were all-stars.. and they re-signed. Pascal was an all-star (all-nba even) and he re-signed (although as a rookie contract).
If you mean "super star".. in the general context, then we've only ever had 2 in our franchise. And the one did re-sign from his rookie contract. And that was in an era when he could have left as a rookie, as his cousin did.
And you have to come up with examples for me where a team got a free agent from a sign and trade, without having cap space.. please try to use the most recent CBA's as well if possible.
It's so cute the way you worded that last paragraph. Sorry I'm not taking homework assignments at this time.
The point is it's possible to get a top free agent without max capspace. I don't need an example to prove that is possible. The current cba is evidence of that.












