http://www.csnnw.com/pages/landingb...ll-not-accept-bu=1&blockID=681584&feedID=5212
Minor hit to cap space, but not devastating IMO.
Minor hit to cap space, but not devastating IMO.
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http://www.csnnw.com/pages/landingb...ll-not-accept-bu=1&blockID=681584&feedID=5212
Minor hit to cap space, but not devastating IMO.
The link doesnt give any details. I want to know why he wont accept a buyout!
I think it is pretty clear that he doesn't believe he can get that much in free agency and it gives him another year to rehab.
Why not just give him the 3 million he's owed next year? Isn't that good enough for him?
Hahaha.
Can't wait to read this forum when Crawford opts in next year
It actually is devastating... It separates our ability to give full max offer. Now we can only offer 14 mil with the cap holds to JJ Hickson and Batum. But if we deal one of our picks, then we can get under and give max.
odds are if deron had any interest in us it would only be via sign/trade anyway, so 3 million in cap space doesn't necessarily change that much. we probably would have to give up something of value either way to secure deron - like babbitt/ewill or one of the 2 players we picked (if we do) in the lottery this year.
That would be awesome if true. I wouldn't mind giving NJ something in return in exchange for a "Max contract" type situation for Deron. Maybe Matthews, Babbit and our pick (that is if we get New Jersey's pick)
Why on gods green earth do they do that?What's going to happen is that NJ will wind up with the 2nd pick (just a guess) in the upcoming draft.
To this, if DWill would agree to come to Portland, let's do a sign and trade with NJ to accomplish two things:
We sign and trade for DWill, and they go ahead and give us their "top 3 protected pick" (instead of us waiting until next year).
We ship them Batum.
I'd like to draft the best possible Center available with the NJ pick; sign DWill to a max; keep LA, Hickson, Matthews and Flynn.
Then pick the best possible (scoring) SF with our own number 1 pick.
What's going to happen is that NJ will wind up with the 2nd pick (just a guess) in the upcoming draft.
To this, if DWill would agree to come to Portland, let's do a sign and trade with NJ to accomplish two things:
We sign and trade for DWill, and they go ahead and give us their "top 3 protected pick" (instead of us waiting until next year).
We ship them Batum.
I'd like to draft the best possible Center available with the NJ pick; sign DWill to a max; keep LA, Hickson, Matthews and Flynn.
Then pick the best possible (scoring) SF with our own number 1 pick.
