Zulu
Well-Known Member
Short answer is that it is not realistic. Long answer:
Spurs next year have ~$50 mil committed once they re-sign Ginobili. If they trade for Al and got rid of $15 mil they are at ~$35 mil.
The cap is $58 mil
Dwight @ max = $20.5 mil
Total $55.5 mil
The kicker is that Jackson doesn't help them, since he expires, so they would keep him if Howard is the goal. They would also need to keep Splitter, then let him walk. At that point, a realistic trade becomes the issue.
I'm pretty newb on the CBA stuff, so correct me if I'm wrong somewhere.
I think the price to sign D12 will actually be lower due to the new CBA!!