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Woj tweeted cap set at 101.8M
Non-Taxpayer MLE 8.6M
Taxpayer MLE 5.3M (likely all we will use)
Room MLE 4.4M
Bi annual 3.4M
2019 Cap Proj 109M
2020 Proj 116M
https://twitter.com/wojespn/status/1...762681345?s=19
https://twitter.com/ZachLowe_NBA/sta...715834880?s=19
Last edited by soggymoss; 06-30-2018 at 10:01 PM.
Warriors plan to pursue Deandre Jordan... I hope hes smarter than to go there
https://ble.ac/2MBIM8ZIf there's a potential hang-up, it's that the Warriors' offer to Jordan will start at the taxpayer mid-level exception of $5.3 million. Factor in luxury-tax payments, and that signing would cost the Warriors roughly $27 million next season, per Stein.
I don't think he does, he would be leaving what? 15-20 mil from someone else on the table. I could see 5 but no way he does that. Right? That would just be dumb
The real question is, how long does he need to be there until they can sign him with byrd rights? Would they be able to continue to go super far into the tax to sign him to a reasonable deal? That would be nuts and hopefully would usher in the era of a hard cap at the next CBA negotiations
Honestly, why not leave everything the same except add an actual hard cap at say 10-15 million (or some other number) above the tax line?
Durant staying in GS on a 1+1 for 61.5M
https://twitter.com/ChrisBHaynes/sta...915710976?s=19
That's not dumb. It's intelligent. Dude has made an insane amount of money, already, but he is seen as a disappointment. The Warriors are elite but beatable if someone great comes at that fully healthy and the balls bounce the right way. If he goes there they become unstoppable and he can go from just being rich to being rich and also part of a legend.
I would loathe him going there. But it's smart.
From hoopsHype via TwitterEight-time All-Star center Dwight Howard, who has yet to complete an expected buyout with Brooklyn, has serious interest in joining the Warriors. But there remains skepticism within the Warriors’ walls about whether he would be a good fit, with Howard also known to be interested in joining LeBron James (wherever he winds up), New Orleans and Washington.
– via USA Today Sports
I would take Howard on a minimum deal, where we can save the MLE for Rondo... Howard would really allow us to ease Boogie back in without having to change play styles
It's weird, something really makes me think Howard would work out alright for us.
But maybe I'm just falling for the same stupidity that everyone else who's signed Howard has fallen for in recent years. I don't get it, he just seems like he'd be great, why does he suck so much?
Watching Pelicans games is what Georges Bataille meant by limit experiences.
S. Ishaq reported that Greg Monroe was meeting with Pels on Monday and now this says Howard has interest. Making me think the Pels are not that confident that Boogie is staying.
Paul George has committed to sign a deal with the Oklahoma City Thunder, league sources tell ESPN.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) July 1, 2018
Well, that decreases the odds that Lebron goes to LA slightly, which is good for keeping them weaker in the West.
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