Goodbye Boozer, Millsap the right answer?

[GVC]

Paul Millsap is only 6'6"

Wrong.

Paul Millsap can not start and produce at a high level for 82+ games

Neither can Boozer.

Because we can't just wait to have someone through the draft learn how to be a contributer everynight, especially with no experience, with the time ticking on Deron

Idiotic.

 

[Morrissey]

From the ice-age to the dole-age
There is but one concern
I have just discovered :
Millsap is not better than Boozer
Millsap is not better than Boozer

 

[GVC]

We can not trade two TE's together, but you can trade a player and either part or all of the TE to total out what the other player contract is.

Wrong.

he will request a trade if he has to be a bench player again.

Based on what?

 

[Morrissey]

As Anthony said to Cleopatra
As he opened a crate of ale :
Millsap is not better than Boozer
Millsap is not better than Boozer

 

[YB85]

We can not trade two TE's together, but you can trade a player and either part or all of the TE to total out what the other player contract is.

Do you have a link to back that up?

 

[Revolution 9]

The question people keep asking is if Sap is good enough to replace Boozer straight up. The answer is yes.
That's not what we should be worrying about. We shouldn't worry about losing Boozer to FA. We need to
focus on who we are going to get to replace Sap's role off the bench. While Boozer has played here he's had
Sap backing him up most of the time. So when we lose Boozer, we'll need another PF to play along with Sap.

We've had two good PFs, and we will continue to need 2.
Sap will be ok taking over the starting role, as long as we get a new PF to play along side him in the draft or FA.

 

[InGameStrategy]

Do you have a link to back that up?

I do.
https://www.hoopsworld.com/Story.asp?story_id=14923

 

[GVC]

I do.
https://www.hoopsworld.com/Story.asp?story_id=14923

Maybe you mis-read. From the article:

Trade exceptions can't be added to anything. A team can acquire 125% of the salary they trade away (in a simultaneous trade). So if they have a $10 million player, he can be traded for up to $12.5 million in incoming salary. If they also have an outstanding trade exception for $5 million, they can't add it to the $12.5 million in order to acquire a player making $17.5 million. The trade exception can only be used to acquire a player or players making the amount of the exception or less (plus a $100,000 fudge factor).

So, Harp's TPE can only be used to acquire a player (or players) making $6.6mil or less next season.

 

[afrojazz]

Thank you! David Lee is the same version of Millsap but white and less athletic.

Lee has a better outside shot and he is a better at handling the ball. But Lee is better suited for a team that is less structured.

 

[Gyp Rosetti]

Who can stop EnesTheMenace?