This better be one of those first rounders that becomes a 2nd rounder... This reeks of Dell trying to save his job. Very Washington Wizardesque. I don't hate it, but it's shortsighted.
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This better be one of those first rounders that becomes a 2nd rounder... This reeks of Dell trying to save his job. Very Washington Wizardesque. I don't hate it, but it's shortsighted.
We have plenty of offense. Asik taking GS's place is positive on both ends of the floor times infinity. You said we definitely can't go into the season with Aminu "now," so I took it as you saying "now after this trade." We need to lose Aminu because he's Aminu, but this is a great trade no matter how you look at it IMO.
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Anyone think Reke might be on the bubble now? Our space isn't looking too good now and we still have to fill out our roster.9
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I hope it comes with their 1st round pick this year. I mean we are paying 7 million extra for him.
considering Steamboat was really only out there to use up 6 fouls... anyone else is really a positive
and I think Smiht will be better coming off the bench instead of a starter he was last year
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I'm surprised another team wouldn't offer what we just offered. Still confused how we can absorb his contract and really worried about the sf position now with no money.
Sure, but more importantly, he only has a few years of NBA tred on his tires, which means he is a very YOUNG "28-year-old." I would have no problem giving him a multi-year deal after this year, and if we can keep him below the $10 mil/year range, I think this is a huge win for us.
Dealin dell is unpredictable and I love it! What does our cap look like after this deal?
A good explanation of how the pieces needs to fall in place for the deal to work:
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports...pick/11388103/
Basically, there is more to come as we have to clear about $8 mill in salary
Last edited by eballa1; 06-25-2014 at 09:59 PM.
Huh? Really banking on a 20's pick to help us out?
What are people talking about. This is a fantastic trade. They wanted to shed and we NEEDED a C. We gave up likely nothing to get him. As for the numbers, no one on here knows exactly how they work. Dell does. I care about what's on the court, not how Benson balances his checkbook. Great trade.
Pelicans are fully stocked at all positions except for the wing now. Shouldnt be too hard to acquire a decent wing.
Can someone explain this to a dumb person like me?
The Pelicans would be over the projected salary cap for next season with this deal, so the deal isn't expected to be formalized until the free agency moratorium ends on July 10. At that time, New Orleans would need to send players whose salaries total $8.3 million (likely players with non-guaranteed money) to make the deal work.
I think it just means we have to make some other moves before this one is final
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