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I thought there was a cap on how much an NBA team can put towards a buyout. Like 500,000?
Could they agree to pay him 1 million per year for three years, and 1.5 million signing bonus?
I thought there was a cap on how much an NBA team can put towards a buyout. Like 500,000?
Could they agree to pay him 1 million per year for three years, and 1.5 million signing bonus?
I see no reason they cannot write in extra money into the contract to compensate his expenses for a buyout.
But the Jazz can only put so much directly to the buyout I thought. Where are the CBA gurus?
Who's the interviewer? Sounded like the's crying every time he asks a question.
And before the interviews it sounds like a nervous student reading an essay in front of his class. Never heard of these guys, do they work for a local radio station? Maybe UofU or BYU?
Carter Williams is a sports writer at DeseretNews.com. He hails from Rochester, N.Y. and spends most of his time Tweeting sports and researching sabermetrics.
Or he could be the writer of that article?
Our best free agent, I've said this before, is Alec Burks.
I wish I could show you the work that Rodney Hood has put in.
Can't wait to see Exum next season - imagine if he makes a Gobert-like improvement....
Sounds like an intern from BYU. But that's ok; everyone has to start sometime and he's just a little nervous. I'm sure - in fact, I KNOW - I sounded that nervous when I had to make my first few presentations in front of corporate leadership.
Honestly I expect big jumps from Exum, Hood, Gobert and Burks.
Burks shooting and finishing at the rim will go up.
Gobert's D will be better due to his increased reach. His offensive game will see solid improvement. The combination makes him the DPOY and an allstar this year.
Hood will become the teams best shooter and teams will be forced to guard him on the 3 point line.
Exum will be more aggressive in attacking the rim and using his speed. He will see the floor better as he will be used to the speed of the game. I also expect solid improvement in his shot as well.
Favors and Hayward will see mild improvement.
Burke regresses even more and is on his way out.
Snyder pushes but falls just short of COY and the Jazz win 53 games. 7th seed and lose in the first round 4-2.