Gyp Rosetti
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Obviously we may have to sweeten the deal too with the Memphis pick or something.
If they have the cap room, why would Utah have to take anything back? That said, why do you feel Boozer for Favors wouldn't work? I just don't see Lebron signing there unless they make their situation more attractive. This trade helps that cause greatly. Lopez, Boozer, Harris, the NY market. And if they miss out on him, no biggie, they go after Carmello next summer. he was born and raised ('til 8) in Brooklyn.
OK, good point, I was forgetting they are under. They'd still have to want to give up the cap room to take an AK or a Millsap without giving anything back. Right now they sit around $26M committed, so if they would take AK for the pick, they are at $43M and they barely have enough for one max deal. You might be right that they won't make a big splash this year, but I doubt they were willing to concede that on draft night.If they have the cap room, why would Utah have to take anything back? That said, why do you feel Boozer for Favors wouldn't work? I just don't see Lebron signing there unless they make their situation more attractive. This trade helps that cause greatly. Lopez, Boozer, Harris, the NY market. And if they miss out on him, no biggie, they go after Carmello next summer. he was born and raised ('til 8) in Brooklyn.
What is NJ's incentive?If they have the cap room, why would Utah have to take anything back? That said, why do you feel Boozer for Favors wouldn't work? I just don't see Lebron signing there unless they make their situation more attractive. This trade helps that cause greatly. Lopez, Boozer, Harris, the NY market. And if they miss out on him, no biggie, they go after Carmello next summer. he was born and raised ('til 8) in Brooklyn.
OK, good point, I was forgetting they are under. They'd still have to want to give up the cap room to take an AK or a Millsap without giving anything back. Right now they sit around $26M committed, so if they would take AK for the pick, they are at $43M and they barely have enough for one max deal. You might be right that they won't make a big splash this year, but I doubt they were willing to concede that on draft night.
I don't think I said Boozer for Favors wouldn't work, although I am skeptical. They had three assets going into Thursday night: the #3 pick and cap space for two max deals. I don't see why any team would use one asset (the pick) in an attempt to sign someone they could get outright with the other asset (the cap space). If they really had Boozer targeted, I think they would just pick a different position (Wesley Johnson?) and then go after Boozer hard, as was rumored.
Chad Ford was saying that they wanted to unload some hefty contracts (Harris, Yi) on us and economically we just couldn't make it work.
Too bad, Harris and Deron running a 2 PG system would've been hell on other teams.
But defensively? Sheesh.
I don't know. Deron has proven he can do a petty good job of defending a taller 2 guard. He is very strong and holds his ground well. I remember them switching him on to Kevin Martin one game, and Brandon Roy another game were he was able to shut them down. I would even say D-Will might guard the big 2 bette than he guards the quick PG's
anyone else read about Cousins bashing Kevin Durant for taking pictures with some kids on draft night? Cousins is a heck of a talent but one bigtime idiot.