You're the Utah Jazz GM. What's Rudys max offer?

[DasJazz]

We've been saying that for 4 years now.

Precisely why it's time to maximize a trade for him.

 

[DasJazz]

Word just broke that Donovan is signing a 5 year max contract!

 

[The Jazz Wonderbra]

So, Donovan was the priority over Gobert... right?

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Depends on what the salary cap is. Off top I'd say in the 30 million dollar neighborhood.

 

[NUMBERICA]

You can’t pay him the same or less with a larger salary cap, two All-NBA awards, two DPOY awards, and an all-star team.

~$30 million a year, preferably on a declining offer cuz he will be declining.

 

[Eminence]

I'd be fine with an average in the 30 million range. Preferably consistent, or if we can pull it off declining.

 

[campaignist]

Pretty close to what Mitchell just got. I still think the Rudy/Dm combo can win a title with a few more moves. Conley screwed up the timeline and finances but it was still worth trying. To contend though, Rudy absolutely can’t get massively overpaid.

the interesting factor is Rudy’s market value. I think there are only a handful of teams that could offer a good return and still want him. Chicago for example.

 

[LogGrad98]

If Don wants him around, I offer him a 4 year $100 million declining contract. Something like $28, $26, $24, $22.

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I'd do this but bump it slightly to 110, which is 27.5 average, declining.

 

[NUMBERICA]

I'd be fine with an average in the 30 million range. Preferably consistent, or if we can pull it off declining.

I think flat would make a lot of sense. Functionally speaking, it takes a declining percentage of the cap through successive years.

 

[416Klawzz]

He should quit boxing and learn how to score

 

[Avery]

Some team will give him the max. I would like to see what we can get for him in a trade.

With so many bigs having range, keeping him outside the paint limits his ability.

 

[yamers]

Not a super max. Maybe draymond green type of contract?