mellow
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There is no way Hayward said no to 4/50...unless he wants out.
That was my first guess. The bidding for him could get crazy come trade deadline. The funny thing is--I wouldn't be ticked about it.
There is no way Hayward said no to 4/50...unless he wants out.
Here's the whole paragraph. Not sure where you guys are getting that he didn't know what they (the Jazz) offered.
"It's believed the Jazz are prepared to match four-year offers that Hayward attracts in restricted free agency -- even if those offer sheets are front-loaded or feature other deterrents such as an early termination clause -- but they were ultimately hesitant on deadline day to go beyond the $50 million mark, mere days removed from committing $47 million to big man Favors to anchor Utah's defense."
Yes, I read that. And as I said, he doesn't cite any source or anything. Where did he get that $50 million number from? And he doesn't even say that the Jazz for sure offered that number. Seems like a lot of nothing to me. I doubt he knows what the Jazz offered.
Evan Turner is bizarro Hayward in that he's a versatile player, but he doesn't thrive off the ball, but instead does well on the ball and in mid-range.Look at the 2014 FA class. https://www.hoopsworld.com/2014-nba-free-agents
SG/SF include: Carmelo Anthony, Dwayne Wade, Danny Granger, Kobe Bryant, Paul Pierce, Lebron James, Evan Turner, Loul Deng, Rudy Gay, Shane Battier, AK, Mike Miller for a few.
I don't see the money there for Hayward, I guess the Jazz didn't either.
Look at the 2014 FA class. https://www.hoopsworld.com/2014-nba-free-agents
SG/SF include: Carmelo Anthony, Dwayne Wade, Danny Granger, Kobe Bryant, Paul Pierce, Lebron James, Evan Turner, Loul Deng, Rudy Gay, Shane Battier, AK, Mike Miller for a few.
I don't see the money there for Hayward, I guess the Jazz didn't either.
Fair enough i just read it different. He doesn't say "the Jazz likely did not want to offer beyond x amount"
He says they did not feel comfortable going above 50 as though he is aware that was offered. Oh well.
Yes, I read that. And as I said, he doesn't cite any source or anything. Where did he get that $50 million number from? And he doesn't even say that the Jazz for sure offered that number. Seems like a lot of nothing to me. I doubt he knows what the Jazz offered.
Reporter: Were the Jazz willing to go beyond a 4-year, $50 million deal?
Lindsey: <snicker> No, we were not <hee,hee> prepared to go beyond $50 million. <Hah, hah, hah, hah, hah!>
Then you got a surge of energy and posted about the post that you wanted to post about instead, right?lol, was thinking of posting the same thing, but I was too lazy.