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NBA Free Agency Moves in General (related to the Jazz, but not just moves made by the Jazz)

infection said:
Damn, I think we could have taken on that DeMarre deal. He would have been useful this season and we could use the draft assets.
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**** demarre
 
Saint Cy of JFC said:
Welp, it cost the Raptors a first and 2nd round pick to dump Demarre Carroll. I dont think the Jazz can dump Burks.
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I don't think the Jazz are rushing to dump Burks now anyway. Without Haywood and Hill his ability to score is a nice thing to have on the bench. I would assume that they keep him and try to get him healthy. If he gets healthy and plays well in any minutes he gets then he will have more value.

But Carroll is 30 compared to Burks being 25. And Burks costs 5 million less per year. So I don't think it would cost the Jazz the same price as it cost the Raptors if they did want to move him.
 
We should probably take a flyer on Spencer Hawes (what other choices do we have?) We could probably rehab his career a bit. He's 29 and I bet we could get more value from him paying him $3M than the Heat will get from Kelly Olynyk at $10+M.
 
And I was wondering what we could get for taking on Demarre. Seems like he could play some 4 (like he did in college), maybe Quin could work some magic, etc.

But one 1st and one 2nd from a team offloading $30 million in dead salary? And from whose picks will be late? 1st rounders are worth a lot, now more than ever, which is why I would've not included one for Crowder. Sounds like Lindsey agrees.
 
Saint Cy of JFC said:
No way. Then you are paying Carroll/Burks a combined 27 million for the 18/19 season.

A late first round pick isnt worth it for a team like the Jazz who need to re-sign two key players in that off-season.
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Pushback: that money won't impede the Jazz's ability to re-sign Hood and Exum, it will mean the Jazz will have to spend money above the salary floor to do it. I'm not sure the Jazz will do anything better with their cap space in the coming years on the market.

By the way, which two players are you referring?
 
NUMBERICA said:
Pushback: that money won't impede the Jazz's ability to re-sign Hood and Exum, it will mean the Jazz will have to spend money above the salary floor to do it. I'm not sure the Jazz will do anything better with their cap space in the coming years on the market.

By the way, which two players are you referring?
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Hood and Exum.

They would be about 6 million shy of the projected cap w/ Carroll before signing Hood/Exum. Without Carroll they can sign a UFA next year before they sign Hood/Exum as we will have about 20 million in cap-space. Money will be tight for most teams next year and that 20 million could have decent purchasing power.
 
Dwyane Wade CHI SG UFA $23,500,000
J.J. Redick PHI SG UFA $23,000,000
Chris Paul HOU PG UFA $21,468,695
Brook Lopez LAL C UFA $21,165,675
Greg Monroe MIL C UFA $17,145,838
DeMarcus Cousins NOP C UFA $16,404,925
Tony Parker SAS PG UFA $14,445,313
Derrick Favors UTH PF UFA $11,737,500
Amir Johnson PHI PF UFA $11,000,000
Joe Johnson UTH SF UFA $10,752,500
Trevor Booker BKN PF UFA $9,187,500
Trevor Ariza HOU SF UFA $8,000,001
Avery Bradley DET SG UFA $8,000,000
Vince Carter SAC SG UFA $8,000,000
Channing Frye CLE PF UFA $8,000,000
Corey Brewer LAL SG UFA $7,806,971
Jabari Parker MIL PF RFA $7,413,237
Boris Diaw UTH C UFA $7,000,000
Louis Williams LAC SG UFA $7,000,000
Isaiah Thomas BOS PG UFA $6,750,001
Ed Davis POR PF UFA $6,666,667
Marco Belinelli ATL SF UFA $6,333,333
Andrew Wiggins MIN SF RFA $6,212,561
Wayne Ellington MIA SG UFA $6,135,000
Brandan Wright MEM PF UFA $5,709,880
Spencer Hawes MIL PF UFA $5,663,088
Josh McRoberts DAL PF UFA $5,663,088
Nick Young GSW SF UFA $5,192,000
C.J. Watson ORL PG UFA $5,000,000
Joel Embiid PHI C RFA $4,995,257
Jameer Nelson DEN PG UFA $4,540,525
Aaron Gordon ORL SF RFA $4,504,865
Devin Harris DAL PG UFA $4,140,721
Dante Exum UTH SG RFA $4,081,356
Nemanja Bjelica MIN PF RFA $3,900,000
Marcus Smart BOS PG RFA $3,707,815
Will Barton DEN SG UFA $3,533,333
Quincy Pondexter NOP SF UFA $3,500,000
Mike Miller DEN SG UFA $3,500,000
Zaza Pachulia GSW C UFA $3,477,600
Julius Randle LAL PF RFA $3,386,491
Tyreke Evans MEM SF UFA $3,290,000
Nik Stauskas PHI SG RFA $3,103,867
Justin Hamilton BKN C UFA $3,000,000
Mindaugas Kuzminskas NYK SF RFA $2,963,205
Seth Curry DAL SG UFA $2,963,205
James Ennis MEM SF UFA $2,963,205
Noah Vonleh POR PF RFA $2,854,628
Elfrid Payton ORL PG RFA $2,712,375
Michael Carter-Williams CHA PG UFA $2,700,000
Doug McDermott OKC SF RFA $2,609,109
Malcom Delaney ATL SG RFA $2,500,000
Zach LaVine CHI SG RFA $2,411,825
David West GSW PF UFA $2,328,652
Jose Calderon CLE PG UFA $2,328,652
Raymond Felton OKC PG UFA $2,328,652
Jeff Green CLE SF UFA $2,328,652
T.J. Warren PHX SF RFA $2,319,013
Lucas Nogueira TOR C RFA $2,118,326
Jusuf Nurkic POR C RFA $2,118,326
Omri Casspi GSW SF UFA $2,106,470
Tim Frazier WAS PG UFA $2,045,000
Kevin Seraphin IND PF UFA $1,840,500
Gary Harris DEN SG RFA $1,828,154
Bruno Caboclo TOR SF RFA $1,755,806
Quincy Acy BKN SF UFA $1,749,815
Rodney Hood UTH SG RFA $1,608,046
Shabazz Napier POR PG RFA $1,561,140
Clint Capela HOU C RFA $1,515,672
DeAndre Liggins LAC SG UFA $1,296,463
Robert Covington PHI SF UFA $1,148,232
Kyle Anderson SAS SF RFA $1,142,880
Glen Robinson III IND SG UFA $1,080,333
Montrezl Harrell LAC PF RFA $1,045,000
Joe Harris BKN SG UFA $1,015,838
Jordan Crawford NOP SG UFA $941,319
Raul Neto UTH PG RFA $910,849
Jerami Grant OKC SF UFA $903,456
Norman Powell TOR SG RFA $846,461
Johnny O'Bryant CHA C UFA $842,894
Pat Connaughton POR SG RFA $838,158
Archie Goodwin BKN SG UFA $815,501
Salah Mejri DAL C RFA $804,825
Josh Richardson MIA SG RFA $804,825
Briante Weber CHA SG RFA $800,003
Elijah Millsap PHX SG UFA $773,687
Okaro White MIA SF RFA $761,803
Sean Kilpatrick BKN SG UFA $750,951
Axel Toupane NOP SG RFA $748,554
Patricio Garino ORL SF RFA $731,306
Chasson Randle NYK PG RFA $728,236
Tim Quarterman HOU PG RFA $724,360
Davis Bertans SAS SF RFA $724,360
Diamond Stone ATL C RFA $724,360
Kyle Wiltjer LAC PF RFA $724,360
Sheldon McLellan WAS SG RFA $724,360
Fred VanVleet TOR PG RFA $724,360
Bryn Forbes SAS SG RFA $724,360
Patrick McCaw GSW SG RFA $724,360
Marcus Georges-Hunt ORL SG RFA $706,306
David Nwaba LAL SG RFA $693,070
Jarrod Uthoff HOU PF RFA $680,282
Gary Payton II MIL PG RFA $673,889
Quinn Cook NOP PG RFA $664,298
Treveon Graham CHA SG RFA $543,471
Yogi Ferrell DAL PG RFA $207,798
Johnathan Motley DAL
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http://www.spotrac.com/nba/free-agents/2018/

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Saint Cy of JFC said:
Hood and Exum.

They would be about 6 million shy of the projected cap w/ Carroll before signing Hood/Exum. Without Carroll they can sign a UFA next year before they sign Hood/Exum as we will have about 20 million in cap-space. Money will be tight for most teams next year and that 20 million could have decent purchasing power.
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You could be right. History tells me that the Jazz's spending power means dick. I hope you're right. I hope a bunch of magic happens, but I think we've got four fourty-something win seasons on the horizon and then Gobert's deal will be up.

Why do I keep coming back here? Gah.
 
NUMBERICA said:
You could be right. History tells me that the Jazz's spending power means dick. I hope you're right. I hope a bunch of magic happens, but I think we've got four fourty-something win seasons on the horizon and then Gobert's deal will be up.

Why do I keep coming back here? Gah.
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Just enjoy the team man.
 
I think the foregone conclusion that we don't re-sign Faves sucks. I love that cat. A long, athletic two way player who seems loyal and like a good soldier. If he looks legitimately healthy right now (not just spin), I think we should make him an offer right now for 3/45 or 4/55. Assuming he's healthy, that's a very tradeable asset if nothing else. And I wouldn't mind see us saying **** this league and going some bully ball. The stats with Gobert and Favors on the court together are overwhelmingly positive as evidenced by Ron Mexico. **** this league. Throw Faves at the 4, Ingles at the 3, Hood at the 2, with Ricky running ****.
 
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NUMBERICA said:
You could be right. History tells me that the Jazz's spending power means dick. I hope you're right. I hope a bunch of magic happens, but I think we've got four fourty-something win seasons on the horizon and then Gobert's deal will be up.

Why do I keep coming back here? Gah.
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Maybe, but if somehow Alec Burks manages to have a healthy season where he he can be a decent contributor, the Jazz might be able to dump his salary next off-season to free up 30 million in cap-space, letting the Jazz be one of the few teams with near max cap-space.
 
Wes Mantooth said:
I think the foregone conclusion that we don't re-sign Faves sucks. I love that cat. A long, athletic two way player who seems loyal and like a good soldier. If he looks legitimately healthy right now (not just spin), I think we should make him an offer righr now for 3/45 or 4/55. Assuming he's healthy, that's a very tradeabke asset if nothing else. And I wouldn't mind see us saying **** this league and going some bully ball. The stats with Gobert and Favors on the court together are overwhelmingly positive as evidenced by Ron Mexico. **** this league. Throw Faves at the 4, Ingles at the 3, Hood at the 2, with Ricky running ****.
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Hell no lmao. I'm not giving Favors jack **** until he proves he can stay healthy and play with Rubio/Gobert on the court.
 
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