He should still have some value for the right team. His numbers last year were decent enough, shooting over 40% from 3. I thought he would have been perfect for the Sixers a year ago for example, before the Simmons drama and trade.Conley might net a decent return at the deadline, he's set to make $24M in '23-24 on an expiring but only $14M is guaranteed.
The Mavericks, assuming they lose Brunson, are a logical fit. The Pelicans also make sense.He should still have some value for the right team. His numbers last year were decent enough, shooting over 40% from 3. I thought he would have been perfect for the Sixers a year ago for example, before the Simmons drama and trade.
How so exactly?This is not a rumor but just a reminder. Juanchos contract is structured greatly. He should be involved in one deal or another..
Its not... under the old rules it would be helpful. Now its either waive him or keep him at $7M. He counts for $0 in a trade unless his contract is guaranteed.How so exactly?
Ingles was traded for one reason that’s too obvious for me to even mention. There’s no intention of that TPE being used. In fact, we’re now in a worse position, because instead of having Joe off our cap this year, we’ve now got $5M of NAW. That’s going to be a lot of tax as collateral of the money we “saved” trading Joe. The only way we use the TPE is if that’s the only logistical way to pick up a particular guy and we were dumping salary elsewhere. But even then that move wouldn’t happen because it would imply we’re trading some draft asset (that we don’t have) to pick up a theoretical Ingles TPE player. But, more importantly, it isn’t going to be Noel.Also the Knicks are trying to give away Nerlens Noel. We could absorb him into the Ingles trade exception...
That’s tomorrow? Thank goodness. Way too many posts implying keeping him at his salary or trading him for someone that effectively means we intended to keep that salary on the books, which we didn’t. And won’t. And now I won’t ever have to explain this again come tomorrow, unless we get the inevitable “why didn’t we _____ with Juancho.”BTW when news that Juan is being waived tomorrow happens... it is a nothing burger... they can still bring him back and will likely do so at less than $7M... I'd bet he is a minimum guy... BAE at the most.
6/30 guarantee date... so I assume the news comes out tomorrow that we are waiving him.That’s tomorrow? Thank goodness. Way too many posts implying keeping him at his salary or trading him for someone that effectively means we intended to keep that salary on the books, which we didn’t. And won’t. And now I won’t ever have to explain this again come tomorrow, unless we get the inevitable “why didn’t we _____ with Juancho.”
We need a sticky that says Joe Ingles was salary dumped. He wasn’t traded for a prospect. He wasn’t traded for a vet. He was salary dumped. They didn’t GAF who they got in return (and apparently also didn’t GAF that there was a remaining year of contract coming back) as long as the returning salary wasn’t Joe Ingles’ salary. It wasn’t a trade for a young guy that “didn’t work out.” It was a straight up “save TF money” deal.
But anyway. We’ll continue to talk as if it wasn’t a salary deal.
I think they would to an extent... I think they were one of the teams interested in him during FA. It would be like Tim Hardaway Jr. for Mike I guess? Not really improving the defense there.I wonder if the Mavs would have any interest in Conley if they lose Brunson?
I think they would to an extent... I think they were one of the teams interested in him during FA. It would be like Tim Hardaway Jr. for Mike I guess? Not really improving the defense there.
I think the theoretical Washington deals are better and make more sense but there might be something there with Dallas.I was wondering about Dinwiddie, but I doubt the Mavs would want to give him up for Mike. Hardaway Jr. doesn't really do much for me.
That’s tomorrow? Thank goodness. Way too many posts implying keeping him at his salary or trading him for someone that effectively means we intended to keep that salary on the books, which we didn’t. And won’t. And now I won’t ever have to explain this again come tomorrow, unless we get the inevitable “why didn’t we _____ with Juancho.”
We need a sticky that says Joe Ingles was salary dumped. He wasn’t traded for a prospect. He wasn’t traded for a vet. He was salary dumped. They didn’t GAF who they got in return (and apparently also didn’t GAF that there was a remaining year of contract coming back) as long as the returning salary wasn’t Joe Ingles’ salary. It wasn’t a trade for a young guy that “didn’t work out.” It was a straight up “save TF money” deal.
But anyway. We’ll continue to talk as if it wasn’t a salary deal.
I was wondering about Dinwiddie, but I doubt the Mavs would want to give him up for Mike. Hardaway Jr. doesn't really do much for me.
That would be great. Would love to hear Locke sell that as a win now move... and hear TJ talk about how we are all in... and hear Andy screaming at the top of his lungs about how its BS. Locke and TJ talking about how valuable that TPE is and how much flexibility we have and yada yada...What is watch for there is some kind of salary dump where DAL incentivizes a S&T with Brunson and takes Conley from UTA. We’ve talked about rebuilding vs trying to stay competitive….but never rule out straight money savings.
I know I’m not the only one who thinks the Jazz will somehow, someway get under the tax. This is the type of move that helps get that done.
That would be great. Would love to hear Locke sell that as a win now move... and hear TJ talk about how we are all in... and hear Andy screaming at the top of his lungs about how its BS. Locke and TJ talking about how valuable that TPE is and how much flexibility we have and yada yada...
I think Cuban is pretty spending averse and wouldn't go for it though sadly.
But sources have long believed that even if the roster looks much the same as it did last season at its core, a new voice from the departed Snyder could inject energy that simply wasn’t there last season.
Ultimately, that’s what Utah would like its main roster to look like. Donovan Mitchell at the point, surrounded by a bunch of guys with positional size who can dribble, pass and shoot.
That won’t come this season, in all likelihood. But, over the course of Hardy’s contract, that’s the plan.