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https://www.spotrac.com/nba/cap/_/year/2025/sort/cap_maximum_space According to this, the floor is (IIUC) $139M, which we were significantly above. We'll need to waive someone as well, I guess, since we traded a 2-way for someone who's not going to be 2-way, but unless they find a trade I...

I don't think so. We were under the cap, now we're over (by $1.5M or so), but we used a trade exception to eat the RJ Luis-Niang difference. Edit: Over/under the cap, but not salary floor, which is way lower. (At least that's what I think.)

Obviously the NOP/Bucks pick has the potential to be great, but I'd say both teams have a pretty good chance of making the playoffs too. They won't be tanking, after all.

New man Ainge?

1. Walker 2. Ace 3. Hendricks 3. Flip 5. Cody 6. Clayton 7. Keyonte 8. Collier 9. Sensabaugh

I would think this lot should move up a notch

Ace, with honorable mention to Cody and Taylor (and Walter, and Keyonte, and Isaiah).

Ah, I've misunderstood, then. Thanks.

Not once he clears waivers, I believe. Edit: To clarify, cap hit is the full contract regardless, but I think the Jazz buyout will just simply be whatever they agree on, given that he clears waivers. If someone pulled him off waivers they'd be stuck with parts of the contract.

Joe Ingles signs with Wolves for 1/3.6M. Bit surprised they bring him back, but I guess he's there for culture/assistant coach type duties.

Also in that case, next summer no team would have Bird rights for him.

5/125 (incl PO) for Naz Reid apparently. Sounds cheap.

Sounds good to me.

I think this is very different from the Deron and Donovan situations. Players believed to not want to re-sign with their teams is a regular thing in the NBA. First-round picks not signing and leaving all that money behind to try again next draft? Probably never happened. These lines are not...

Here I am leaving work at page 11 and when I get home (granted, a couple of beers later), we're at page 23. What's the executive summary?