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So the Nets bought him out and once he clears waivers Dallas can sign him.

Can we threaten to block that and demnd something from Dallas not to, like in baseball?
 
Makes sense to all concerned.

I was thinking, and talent-wise, peak Deron Williams is probably Lillard's ceiling. But character-wise, Damian's ceiling is probably peak Chauncey Billups.
 
I'm confused by this situation. Is Dallas gonna pay the bulk of his 43 million owed from the Nets so they get off of trying to stretch his contract like the pistons are doing with Josh Smith?
 
So the Nets bought him out and once he clears waivers Dallas can sign him.

Can we threaten to block that and demnd something from Dallas not to, like in baseball?
I don't think we should even touch this. Keep Clips the villians
 
Interesting...

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So the Nets bought him out and once he clears waivers Dallas can sign him.

Can we threaten to block that and demnd something from Dallas not to, like in baseball?

I suppose we could claim him off waivers, but then we'd get stuck with the last two years of his contract at something like $20M per year. I think if Olshey was interested in that, he just would have made a deal with the Nets. Otherwise, he's a FA and can sign wherever he wants.
 
I'm confused by this situation. Is Dallas gonna pay the bulk of his 43 million owed from the Nets so they get off of trying to stretch his contract like the pistons are doing with Josh Smith?

No. He'll get whatever buyout is and hen sign with Dallas for whatever he can,..probaly 10 mill
 
I suppose we could claim him off waivers, but then we'd get stuck with the last two years of his contract at something like $20M per year. I think if Olshey was interested in that, he just would have made a deal with the Nets. Otherwise, he's a FA and can sign wherever he wants.

Damnit. Another brlliant plan ruined by sense
 
I thought when a player is bought out, the new contract they have with their new team would offset the team's cap that bought him out.

Example: 20 mil player bought out, new team pays 10 mil, old team is on hook for entire amount but 10 mil on cap
 
I thought when a player is bought out, the new contract they have with their new team would offset the team's cap that bought him out.

Example: 20 mil player bought out, new team pays 10 mil, old team is on hook for entire amount but 10 mil on cap
That's what I thought. Like with Josh Smith, they stretched his contract to 5 million over (x) amount of years after he signed in Houston
 
That's what I thought. Like with Josh Smith, they stretched his contract to 5 million over (x) amount of years after he signed in Houston
Don't take my word for it. I don't really know shit about the cap. Just thought it was something like this. We need the cap gurus to confirm
 
Their cap figure would be the buyout amount. Then there is weird offset math when he signs elsewhere
 
2 years, 10 million with Dallas
 
I have to admit if the Blazers are going to suck, my western contingent will be the Mavericks. I just want Wes to succeed and would love to see deandre sulk that he made the wrong choice.
 
I dunno, they save money, get close to, or totally under the tax u think, and get Deron out of town.
It's only 10 million off of the 43 owed, they still have to stretch 33 million. Also isn't Brooklyn in another switch pick situation with Boston this year? So, sucking does them no good.
 
I think I saw he took close to 30 in the buyout. I could be wrong. So that'd work out to 15 per year.

Not saying they want to tank, I think he's just not good for the locker, and they're better off moving on
 
Someone said if we dont spend our cap it goes to our current roster. Thats why I dont see Kanter for max and Derron for 10 as a problem. Wouldnt that get us near cap? Its like gambling with free money youll lose anyway
 

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