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Clarkson finalizing buyout with Jazz

Clarkson is one my favorite players in the league. For the last 3 years the Jazz were the very last team I wanted to see him play for. Hopefully there's still some flame left in him and he can have big moments for the Knicks.
 
Sardines said:
What difference does that make?
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Liquidity, flexibility and freedom.

Renting free you up to move every 6 months if you wanted to without much waiting around or repercussions.

Have you heard of digital nomads? These are people who could work remotely. They therefore can live in different countries all around the world without being tied down.

It’s what new gen are choosing nowadays.
 
The Midnight said:
Liquidity, flexibility and freedom.

Renting free you up to move every 6 months if you wanted to without much waiting around or repercussions.

Have you heard of digital nomads? These are people who could work remotely. They therefore can live in different countries all around the world without being tied down.

It’s what new gen are choosing nowadays.
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None of that is true in this scenario. You've done nothing but talk nonsense. None of this is relevant to Clarkson.
 
framer said:
If you pull someone off waivers you take the entire contract. When a player is signed after clearing waivers the new contract is subtracted from the old contract. But, yes, the cap hit for the old team does not change.
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Ah, I've misunderstood, then. Thanks.
 
SoberasHotRod said:
Clarkson is just such a unique player. He's the guy you want to take a shot at the end of the shot clock, but not the guy you want taking a shot otherwise. I posted this in another thread, but will post again:

Jordan Clarkson has the 3rd best 3pt % in the league when not open at 39.1%, but Clarkson's chart is just crazy: Wide Open - 38.5%, Open - 32.7%, Tight - 39.1%, Very Tight - 50%
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he likes it tight
 
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