Re: 2018 Off-Season Thread
The Cavs can't even trade next years first as its going to Atlanta (top 10 protected)
The Cavs can't even trade next years first as its going to Atlanta (top 10 protected)
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Re: 2018 Off-Season Thread
On a positive note, at least [insert your team here] doesn't have to deal with the Porzingis situationComment
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why the hell are the raptors extending a qualifying offer to nando de colo
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You want Capela and give him the max. Here's why.
Whether they sign Capela or Jordan, Houston will need a big to work that offense and with so much money tied up in Harden and Paul (it's happening) their flexibility is shot.
If they sign Jordan, they have to re-up him or risk having no replacement during Harden's prime.
So you make a choice. Capela is younger and will start his max this year. Jordan is older and would have to start his max next year after playing the last year of his contract.
They are bringing back Capela.
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Hearing that the Grizzlies -- who will be looking for wing upgrades with their mid-level exception -- have Avery Bradley high among their free-agent targets
from marc stein, thoughts OJ?Comment
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A little late. They needed a Tony Allen that could shoot for about 4 years running and never made the change.
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Seems like Ariza is repeating the mistake he made of misreading the market when he left the Lakers and was replaced by Artest.Jordan Mychal Lemos
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I actually think they could find a taker for both, especially JR since he’s basically an expiring contract. The issue is that there aren’t enough teams with cap space around that would be willing to absorb guys and the Cavs would literally have to find suitors that can do that for damn near the entire roster. There’s no ****ing chance they sign anybody outside of the MLE.
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Per ESPN article, Spurs and Lakers have engaged in talks on a Leonard trade.
Originally it was said the Spurs closed the door on a trade with LA, but looks like because Leonard has made it known that one way or the other he intends to become a Laker other teams aren't offering suitable deals.
Article also highlights that the Spurs are in no rush to trade him though, and haven't engaged in any serious discussions with any team. I wonder if this is the smart strategy.Comment
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I hate this time of year. Gotta drive traffic after the draft and before free agency. #ESPN#KeepGettingThemClicksComment
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This is like damn near exactly how things played out last year with Paul George and ESPN was acting like he was all but a Laker and then all of a sudden, OKC.Comment
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"Jefferson jokes he's not LeBrons friend" is on the front page of ESPN.com
Is it not OK to just say "We got nothing for you guys today"?
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