David Stern
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The maximum we can offer him is 120% of the last year of the contract with 8% raises, right? Is the last year this year or the PO for next year?
I think if he declines or exercises his option that is what determines the last year... so would be part of the extension negotiation.The maximum we can offer him is 120% of the last year of the contract with 8% raises, right? Is the last year this year or the PO for next year?
According to the report, they would test free agency instead. It likely means we intend to match offers and might end up paying a high price for his services for the coming years unless he decides to walk.If the Jazz/JC can't reach an extension agreement I would think he is likely to get traded, no?
This is gonna suck like Joe Ingles all over again suckIf the Jazz/JC can't reach an extension agreement I would think he is likely to get traded, no?
Nah… we have more options in the offseason to get something done. I’m not worried about him leaving.If the Jazz/JC can't reach an extension agreement I would think he is likely to get traded, no?
I agree for the most parts.Do we really want to pay Clarkson until he's 34 or 35? I mean... he's already a pretty bad defender, and as the years pile up on the wrong side of 30, he's bound to fall off a cliff eventually. He'll probably retain his value as a spot up shooter off the bench for a long time, but guarding the 2 spot, he faces the quickest, most athletic scorers in the NBA.
It just seems like lately teams have given these aging scorers too many deals where the last two years are an unmitigated disaster.
I guess that one counter-argument would be that Lowry was the staring PG on the championship Raptors at age 33.Do we really want to pay Clarkson until he's 34 or 35? I mean... he's already a pretty bad defender, and as the years pile up on the wrong side of 30, he's bound to fall off a cliff eventually. He'll probably retain his value as a spot up shooter off the bench for a long time, but guarding the 2 spot, he faces the quickest, most athletic scorers in the NBA.
It just seems like lately teams have given these aging scorers too many deals where the last two years are an unmitigated disaster.