could happen. who knows. russel can go off
NBA Free Agency Moves in General (related to the Jazz, but not just moves made by the Jazz)
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could happen. who knows. russel can go off
It's only a one year deal. Not bad, really, for both sides.
Jack Strop
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They have tons of cap space. Isn't there a rule about how much you can decrease a contract from year to year? Maybe they overpay this year with an "understanding" he'll give them a big discount next season.
Philly was one of the few teams with a ton of cap space. All of their key players are on rookie contracts. They could afford to give Redick a big pay day for one year.
Shaggy
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Woj is reporting the Suns are not pursuing Milsap anymore. They are now trying to shed players. Anyone worth going after on the Suns? Bledsoe might have been possible before Rubio.
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Bawse Dawg
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Our cap situation isn't great if Hayward and Ingles come back. But Burks JJ and Favors come off the books relatively soon. What we need is a cheap draft pick that can replace Favors' production for the remaininder(ish) of the Gobert and Hayward deals.
Just gotta draft well.
Just gotta draft well.
Cappy_Smurf
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They signed Redick to a one year deal because there are bigger fish to go after next year, and they didn't want to tie up their cap space.
RandyForRubio
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A lot of people here wouldn't know a good player if they saw one. Remember, the majority of this board didn't think Hayward was worth a max, wanted to let him go.
Now Hood isn't as good as Hayward, but he's young, a good shooter, a decent defender, and he's a smart team player. You lock those guys up.
I was one of them last offseason. But it wasn't because I disliked Hayward the player. I always thought Hayward the player was very good. The reason I didn't like the idea of giving Hayward the max back then was the situation we were in at the time. I didn't want to give Hayward the max and go over the cap without a clear and definitive star on the roster. As I saw it back then we had two borderline all stars in Hayward and Favors and we had some quality young players we were hoping would develop. We hadn't been to the playoffs in years. It looked like we were multiple substantial pieces away from making noise and building a team who might one day win a championship. I didn't want to go over the cap for a middling roster and end up like the Hornets for instance.
And then Gobert destroyed the league and clearly became a franchise player. He's a superstar. Gordon is an all star. It changes the whole situation.
Amir Johnson headed to Philadelphia on a 1-year $11M deal. He started 77 games for Boston this year.
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Kevin Love
Eric Gordon
Beal
Fournier
Gallinari
Harris
DeRozan
Chandler
Crowder
Anderson if they took back Burks and Favors and gave us Gordon as well
Aaron Gordon
Pretty much any all-star level player if a trade became possible.
I am sure there are some PGs that I would take and then move others around on our roster, defintely either of the Guards from Portland if they decided to trade one.