FalseFlagg K
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I think he'll age exceptionally well since his game is built on exceptional outside shooting, craft, and guile.
he's more endurance movement wise than explosive too
I think he'll age exceptionally well since his game is built on exceptional outside shooting, craft, and guile.
This is a big reason 2021 is so important. This introduces some real risk, but as of right now, the Jazz could forego extending Gobert and Mitchell and come into that offseason with close to $100 million in cap space. That amount obviously gives them the ability to extend Gobert (since his bird rights will cost more than his extension), retain Royce, or any number of things, but Mitchell would be restricted and his cap number low for the last time. The Spurs were able to open up a ton of cap for Aldridge by Kawhi doing this (obviously this ended up not working out but not because of the maneuver itself). In any of these scenarios, Bojan is still under contract for two more seasons, Mitchell is an RFA, and the Jazz can offer Gobert more money than any other team.
Tangent: I think if the Jazz have some great years and have the opportunity to spend the capspace on another serious player, I think Gobert would give up a big chunk of his super-max. I wouldn’t bet on it, but I wouldn’t dismiss the possibility. I also think much more strongly that Ingles on his next deal could be very cheap.
GINOBLIIIIIII!!!!!I think he'll age exceptionally well since his game is built on exceptional outside shooting, craft, and guile.
I think he'll age exceptionally well since his game is built on exceptional outside shooting, craft, and guile.
You’re the resident conspiracy theorist/alarmist, right?First off, I just hope Conley ops in.
Donovan is eligible for and will want and deserve his 5 year/$170 million extension July 1 of next summer and he’s going to get it. He’s not saying....”yeah I’ll risk injury and 5-year $170 million and my first big pay day so we can have cap space” get real. You want to sour that relationship? Let him hit RFA or make him wait a year before you offer him, he’ll take that disrespect and leave the second he gets a chance or ask to be traded the second things get a little sideways. No. You offer Donovan his 5 year $170 million extension with a smile on July 1 of next summer. This isn’t debatable btw. Yeah put off paying Donovan.....that’s one of the dumbest things I’ve heard....at least if you want him to be here.
As for Rudy idk when the extension comes. He’s had his 1st big pay day so it won’t be as pressing.
With Royce, I think he ends up hitting RFA next summer and the Jazz just match the offer he gets(most likely). I just don’t see them coming to an agreement because I can see why both sides would want to wait and see how the season goes. I would love if they got it done before the season started but I just don’t see it happening for several reasons. As a side note Royce has the exact same agent as Donovan.
This isn't a questionable thing. It. Will. Not. Happen. Nor should he be asked to. The injury risk is not worth it to him at all, and yes it is an unforgivable insult. He isn't going to sit here and watch Ben Simmons, Devin Booker, and Jamal Murray,etc. get their max extensions and just be okay with him being the guy asked to wait on that extension. Don't be ridiculous. The cap space is unfortunately going to be gone, luckily it will be being used on 2 great players. Donovan's still a hero, he's just going to want what he rightfully deserves and he's going to want it as soon as it can be offered just like all his peers.You’re the resident conspiracy theorist/alarmist, right?
If Donovan is even half the hero we think he is, he wouldn’t take trying to build the best team around him as an unforgivable insult.
Jesus, you are just the most scared little thing.This isn't a questionable thing. It. Will. Not. Happen. Nor should he be asked to. The injury risk is not worth it to him at all, and yes it is an unforgivable insult. He isn't going to sit here and watch Ben Simmons, Devin Booker, and Jamal Murray,etc. get their max extensions and just be okay with him being the guy asked to wait on that extension. Don't be ridiculous. The cap space is unfortunately going to be gone, luckily it will be being used on 2 great players. Donovan's still a hero, he's just going to want what he rightfully deserves and he's going to want it as soon as it can be offered just like all his peers.
I’ve got the next hit for you to keep you going until the next fix.This isn't a questionable thing. It. Will. Not. Happen. Nor should he be asked to. The injury risk is not worth it to him at all, and yes it is an unforgivable insult. He isn't going to sit here and watch Ben Simmons, Devin Booker, and Jamal Murray,etc. get their max extensions and just be okay with him being the guy asked to wait on that extension. Don't be ridiculous. The cap space is unfortunately going to be gone, luckily it will be being used on 2 great players. Donovan's still a hero, he's just going to want what he rightfully deserves and he's going to want it as soon as it can be offered just like all his peers.
Realistic. He’s not going to be fine with his peers getting paid by their perspective teams the second they can give it to them and then being told by his front office (who tbh he’s done more for than those other guys) that he’ll have to wait a year before they guarantee that money for him. It’s not just bad business, it’s an incredibly dumb proposition. He could have a terrible injury 5 games into the 2020-21 season and never get his max money. He is not taking that risk for cap space, and if you ask him to he’ll remember it. Hayward was not a fan of the whole go get your own deal thing. Luckily the Jazz FO realizes Donovan’s value and the value of keeping that relationship in good standing and will give him his extension next summer, and won’t be dumb enough to put it off and leave a scar on that relationship.Jesus, you are just the most scared little thing.
I’ve got the next hit for you to keep you going until the next fix.