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* Offiical NBA Off-Season Thread: I'll give one of my damn kidney's for these Melo rumors to stop *
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this is gonna be a good summer i can feel it
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sucks that bass had to stay on the bench for a year.
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Good move on Telfairs part to pick up the option... Even though he's not playing a lot there, it keeps him in the league & something could open up via trade or something to that affect.
This thread is going to be huge very soon...
This thread is going to be huge very soon...
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I think Luke Walton needs more time.
Yes hes horrible at times, but when he gets it going, he plays that triangle pretty well, IMO.
Yes hes horrible at times, but when he gets it going, he plays that triangle pretty well, IMO.
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an old General forum jokeOriginally Posted by Djoker33
Originally Posted by DontStepOnMyShoes
Cant believe dude didnt read the manuel
QUE!?
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Knowing him and how many teams he's bounced around on, I'd guess at least a 4 year deal. I think he should definitely stay in Orlando, but who knows if they're willing to commit long term money to him when they already have deals with Bass and Gortat who don't play that much.
I think I'd rather see Redick get resigned than Barnes.
Eh, if we don't get Barnes, I'm hoping for a Bynum for Bosh swap, and add Ray Allen for the mid level. That's my offseason right there.
Re-sign whichever PG's already on the roster, Fish and Farmar if we can, hope that Brown stays, have our bench be Farmar, Allen, Brown, Odom, filler.
I assume Sasha would go with Bynum in a deal for Bosh if that happens. He'll only have one year left on his deal, Bynum will have 2.
Big offseason obviously. This thread is going to be ridiculous.
Re-sign whichever PG's already on the roster, Fish and Farmar if we can, hope that Brown stays, have our bench be Farmar, Allen, Brown, Odom, filler.
I assume Sasha would go with Bynum in a deal for Bosh if that happens. He'll only have one year left on his deal, Bynum will have 2.
Big offseason obviously. This thread is going to be ridiculous.
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If Ray Allen doesnt get re-upped by the C's, I'd like to see him follow Lebron.
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Barnes reminds me of Raja Bell. A good defender who plays with passion. Knicks should have never let him and Ariza go.
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would like to see amare stay with the suns. nash is getting old, but that boy dragic could play and be special in a couple yrs.
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Should be a great off season...
I think Matt Barnes adds intensity and toughness to any team in the league. He seems to have pretty solid bball IQ and I think any team would like to have him.
I think JJ will get more money
If C's win the title, they have to re up Ray
I think Matt Barnes adds intensity and toughness to any team in the league. He seems to have pretty solid bball IQ and I think any team would like to have him.
I think JJ will get more money
If C's win the title, they have to re up Ray
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"Jason Smith of ESPN Radio's "NBA Today" podcast reports that an NBA general manager told him the Heat offered Michael Beasley to the Nets for Keyon Dooling and "Rod Thorn turned them down". Smith described Thorn's decision as yet another indication of how badly the Heat want to get rid of Beasley.
However, a look at the two teams' salary structures show that it may be more about cap space. Beasley is scheduled to make $4,962,240 next season while Dooling is only owed a $500,000 buyout on his $3,828,000. The Nets have a team option on Dooling exercisable June 29. So taking on Beasley would have reduced the Nets' cap space by nearly $4.5 million. It would have made the Heat much more competitive in free agency this summer as well, giving them more than $25 million to spend...as well as Dwyane Wade.
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I mean damn...
Is that how far Beasley has fallen? Who cares if you're NJ and you lose 4.5 million, Beasley could turn out to be a nice player if put in the right situation. The risk outweighs the reward, and you I don't see how New Jersey can turn that down seeing as how nothing's definite with free agents yet. What happens if they get screwed in FA? They'd be looking back on this deal. Don't count your chickens before they're hatched.
Is that how far Beasley has fallen? Who cares if you're NJ and you lose 4.5 million, Beasley could turn out to be a nice player if put in the right situation. The risk outweighs the reward, and you I don't see how New Jersey can turn that down seeing as how nothing's definite with free agents yet. What happens if they get screwed in FA? They'd be looking back on this deal. Don't count your chickens before they're hatched.
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smart move by the nets right now, see what you do in the draft and to start off FA before you make that move
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Getting traded for Keyon Dooling might have been enough to send him back to rehab.
Getting turned down for Keyon Dooling...
Getting turned down for Keyon Dooling...
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Mike there's a decent chance it won't be on the table after FA.
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true that, was just throwing it out there
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SuperCoolBeas........
