This is sick. Thanks.
If the Jazz roll with:
-Gobert
-Ingles
-Rubio
-Burks
-Crowder
-Mitchell
-Bradley
-O'Neal
-Their 1st rounder
-placeholder cap holds
(note: Exum and Favors are not on here)
- They have $20 million in cap space. Who can you get with that?
- If you attach Bradley and a 2nd to Burks, can you offload him without taking back salary? That is pretty much a max contract slot.
Those guys, and every other player that the Jazz can just release (Jonas, Sef, Udoh, Neto).Wait, so if we renounce Favors and Exum, we have 20M?
Which means if we dumped Burks to some team like the Kings for nothing, we’d have 32M?
Those guys, and every other player that the Jazz can just release (Jonas, Sef, Udoh, Neto).
~$32M, yeah.
Respond to my other thread, dawg.If
If Aaron Gordon was unrestricted I’d send DM down to Florida with the checkbook and tell him to bring him back.
If PG would seriously consider us I’d be all over that.
Outside of that I don’t see that guy. We could get Parker in a sign and trade if we really wanted. I’m not a fan.
That’s why it’s more prudent to hang back. Find bargain deals this summer then go for a bigger fish next summer. More unrestricted FAs I’m interested in... many of them are gettable imo.
Respond to my other thread, dawg.
I am down with the plan of using cap flexibility this offseason to collect more assets/dice to roll, but when Mitchell's rookie contract is up, cap flexibility - let alone cap SPACE - is no longer a thing.
I'm starting to eye 2020 as the time to really go all-in on free agency (when I THINK Mitchell's next deal comes up, it also gives the Jazz the ability to absorb more toxic contracts that expire at that point [i.e. Noah]).
So that's another thing: your idea of nabbing Marv also fits into the 2020 thing as I'm pretty sure he expires in 2020.I think you start looking hard in 2019. If you don't hit then 2020 might be the best chance left. Haven't looked that far ahead.
I don't think anyone is giving a huge premium to get off of money like Noah's. I know some keep saying NY will send #9 for relief... they won't. I'm fairly certain of this. I don't have time to argue why... I just think it is highly unlikely.
I still think we get a guy like Middleton (who could have a Big3 like impact) or Harris or Niko. We can add another decent scoring two way player to our Big (whatever #) because Rudy doesn't need the ball.
IMO we need to focus on finding another pick in the 20s or 30s and get another chance at finding that guy in the draft.
So that's another thing: your idea of nabbing Marv also fits into the 2020 thing as I'm pretty sure he expires in 2020.
So that's another thing: your idea of nabbing Marv also fits into the 2020 thing as I'm pretty sure he expires in 2020.
He can make plays with the ball on the perimeter (rudimentary, but any positive value > 0), he's significantly younger, we don't know if Gordon's deficiencies are a product of that environment (vs this one, and we know what Favors is in this environment), and Gordon started working on his three much, much, much earlier.What does anyone think Aaron Gordon will do that Favors can't ??
What does anyone think Aaron Gordon will do that Favors can't ??
He can make plays with the ball on the perimeter (rudimentary, but any positive value > 0), he's significantly younger, we don't know if Gordon's deficiencies are a product of that environment (vs this one, and we know what Favors is in this environment), and Gordon started working on his three much, much, much earlier.
I'm not certain of the ceiling or the rate that his growth occurs, but improvement seems a lock to me. But today, with half the experience and four years younger, I think Aaron Gordon is a better basketball player and better fit. I don't think it's at all unreasonable to expect improvement.understood I just think what you'd have to pay him isn't going to be anywhere near worth any difference between the two considering what we might only have to pay fav. Him as our third 20 mil player doesn't move my meter at all unless he's got a massive jump which i don't see
I'm not certain of the ceiling or the rate that his growth occurs, but improvement seems a lock to me. But today, with half the experience and four years younger, I think Aaron Gordon is a better basketball player and better fit. I don't think it's at all unreasonable to expect improvement.
And at 40% on catch-and-shoot threes + straight-line drive ability, he's plenty good for this circumstance.
sure, and athletically he's unreal. Up to what price are you comfortable ?
That I don't know. I hated the idea of drafting him at 5 that year, lol.sure, and athletically he's unreal. Up to what price are you comfortable ?
Off of rookie deals? I feel basically the opposite. Porter obviously is a pretty extreme case, however.After givong it much thought, I do not want to give Gordon or Jabari or anybody a max deal. More max deals are regretted than valuable.