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Did they have to renounce Frye?

I get why you do it, but now that our only target said no, it makes no sense. I don't think we really needed to renounce him until we were ready to sign someone else right?
 
Renounce? We didn't re-sign him and he just walked. I don't think any renouncing is needed.
 
So in theory we could still re-sign him like Toronto is trying ot do with Marion?

Like a re-signed Frye, Travis and Blake for Nash......hypothetically
 
We had to renounce his Bird Rights to clear a huge cap hold.

We could always resign him if we wanted to, but I don't think Nate likes him and Frye doesn't like Nate either.
 
We had to renounce his Bird Rights to clear a huge cap hold.

We could always resign him if we wanted to, but I don't think Nate likes him and Frye doesn't like Nate either.

Like "why the hell are you doing what Aldridge does.. but crappy" thats an issue :D
 
Agreed. Nate has issues with Fry.
WHy did you drag Fry into this? You could have just stopped with "Nate has issues..." P.S. If we don't trade/sign a PG then I better see 25 minutes per game out of Bayless if not more.
 
Channing's days were numbered anyway. I don't think anyone wanted him back after the season.. unless it was in an analyst role.
 
We had to renounce his Bird Rights to clear a huge cap hold.

We could always resign him if we wanted to, but I don't think Nate likes him and Frye doesn't like Nate either.

Personally, or professionally?
 
Because he could have accepted the qualifying offer. That would cut our cap space in half. If we really want him we can sign him with our cap space now. We just don't hold his bird rights.
 
Are they the same issues everyone else in this forum has with Frye?

No, the kids around here are nice, but pretty clueless.

Nate's main issues with Fry was that he was very laid back and care free when Nate wanted him to be a fire breating dragon. He didn't think Fry played with enough heart and passion and that drove him nuts. I remember a game where Fry hit 4 shots in a row but looked very nonchelant and Nate pulled him and looked down the bench shaking his head.
 
Because he could have accepted the qualifying offer. That would cut our cap space in half. If we really want him we can sign him with our cap space now. We just don't hold his bird rights.

I think that's right... the team had to offer a qualifying offer or not... if we offered it, he might have accepted and then the team would have been stuck with him.

Ed O.
 
I think that's right... the team had to offer a qualifying offer or not... if we offered it, he might have accepted and then the team would have been stuck with him.

Ed O.



As opposed to stuck with.....oh wait....no one.


I think somoene would have done a S&T with us for Outlaw if we would have been able to get Hedo
 
As opposed to stuck with.....oh wait....no one.

I am no huge fan of Pendergraph nor Cunningham, but at a minimum salary I'd take my chances with them and the accompanying capspace rather than pay Frye the $4m or whatever the QO would have been.

I think somoene would have done a S&T with us for Outlaw if we would have been able to get Hedo

Not sure what that means or how it is relevant here.

Ed O.
 
I'm with you. Seeing how the first two days of FA are already over and we haven't signed jack shit, there's no chance of signing anyone at this point. This sucks. Fire KP.




Yes, but the first week is over to negotiate with them, and we didn't get jack shit. There is little left out there for us.
 
Yes, but the first week is over to negotiate with them, and we didn't get jack shit. There is little left out there for us.

So, which PFs are off the market now that we should have signed, out of curiosity?

Really, you wanted Charlie Vanillawafer?

Not to mention how much everyone would be bitching right now if we still had Frye and the cap hold he represented. KP would be an absolute moron for keeping him. God, some fans are so fickle.

I know you don't truly feel this way and your just trying to get some attention from people like me. I guess it's working.

Shit...
 
Yes, but the first week is over to negotiate with them, and we didn't get jack shit. There is little left out there for us.

Out of little being there in the first place. We're one week into the one-year window for Pritchard to use the cap space in a trade.
 
Out of little being there in the first place. We're one week into the one-year window for Pritchard to use the cap space in a trade.

That said, I really hope that the cap space is used by next February. If not, a first-round flame-out will be easy to second-guess, and probably rightfully second-guessed.
 
Out of little being there in the first place. We're one week into the one-year window for Pritchard to use the cap space in a trade.



True. He has shown the ability to pull off huge trades mid season.
 
So, which PFs are off the market now that we should have signed, out of curiosity?

Really, you wanted Charlie Vanillawafer?

Not to mention how much everyone would be bitching right now if we still had Frye and the cap hold he represented. KP would be an absolute moron for keeping him. God, some fans are so fickle.

I know you don't truly feel this way and your just trying to get some attention from people like me. I guess it's working.

Shit...


No attention this time. I was actually just wondering about it because of all the Toronto talk still thinking about a S&T with Marion. Seems like that might have been a better way to go if we could have. If not we have Frye instead of Pendergraph or whatever.
 
I'd prefer it be used as soon as possible, but best trade is paramount regardless of when it comes. If Pritchard can (hypothetically) get Butler at next year's draft but only, say, Hinrich at the deadline, I'd rather he used it later. Obviously, he doesn't know what the future holds, so he'll have to exercise dynamic judgment...and how it all shakes out will reflect on him. But I'll reserve final judgment until the cap space is used or expires.
 
I'd prefer it be used as soon as possible, but best trade is paramount regardless of when it comes. If Pritchard can (hypothetically) get Butler at next year's draft but only, say, Hinrich at the deadline, I'd rather he used it later. Obviously, he doesn't know what the future holds, so he'll have to exercise dynamic judgment...and how it all shakes out will reflect on him. But I'll reserve final judgment until the cap space is used or expires.

*shudders*
 
True. He has shown the ability to pull off huge trades mid season.

No, he hasn't. Are you new?

On the other hand, he's only been on the job for a few seasons and most years don't feature big mid-season trades for any GM. So using such a small sample size to make draw any conclusions about his "ability" to would be silly. Glad you didn't do that, but still amazing that you're not familiar with his short Portland history and thought he had pulled off big mid-season deals!
 
No, he hasn't. Are you new?

On the other hand, he's only been on the job for a few seasons and most years don't feature big mid-season trades for any GM. So using such a small sample size to make draw any conclusions about his "ability" to would be silly. Glad you didn't do that, but still amazing that you're not familiar with his short Portland history and thought he had pulled off big mid-season deals!



KP had, in his words, the best trade chip in league history. That is a big enough sample size to know he won't do it.


Nice smartass comments by the way :cheers:
 
Nate has issues with Frye? Fuck I have issues with Frye. Frye is one of the softest 6'11" tall players I have ever seen. We named him "Charmin" after the toilet paper. Don't squeeze the Charmin.
 
Nate has issues with Frye? Fuck I have issues with Frye. Frye is one of the softest 6'11" tall players I have ever seen. We named him "Charmin" after the toilet paper. Don't squeeze the Charmin.

I am not his biggest on court fan, but when Jole was injured 2 years ago and Frye started at center, he averaged double figure rebounds.
 

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