Buyout Targets
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We have too many rotational players as it is.
LogGrad98
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I think Boston currently has a leg up on the buyout market. If I understand correctly, they currently only have 10 players. Harris would be a perfect match there.
(However I don't understand how they'll stay under the tax if they need to pick up 4 players with $2.5 million. Maybe Spotrac's numbers are off?)
(However I don't understand how they'll stay under the tax if they need to pick up 4 players with $2.5 million. Maybe Spotrac's numbers are off?)
No, but they may value that narrative over tying up the money right now. "They don't want to commit to signing House yet because they want to see what else shakes loose. Don't worry, House is still waiting in the wings." It will help us a lot to not have to pay House's salary + tax for the next two weeks.
homeytennis
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You are sounding miserly.
rjfan
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Who cares ? They won't wanna come into Utah, this is it. Maybe they'll sign House, maybe, who knows. Maybe someone gets him first cause we wait too much trying be cheap, maybe they simply shrug their shoulders and go "he'd not give us any new dimension that would justify his contract", like they did with the trade deadline.
homeytennis
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The Suns waived Abdel Nader and Justin Jackson today. Another couple of players to put on the scrap heap.
homeytennis
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Moses Brown hit the waiver wire tonight. He put up some monster games for OKC last year and still young.