James lamphear
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I don't think Pritchard will even make a trade with us due how he left Portland I be very surprised.
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I was seeing this mentioned elsewhere, and now can't find the original ruling on it, but what is it or where is it that states he can not be traded until March?Quick on the Richman pod said Norm could be right alongside CJ as most likely to be traded (after Roco/Nurk) this season.
sigh.
Seriously, dude. Just glance over the CBA Faq. It's a sad state of affairs when thousands of fans in the state know the CBA better than the lone longstanding beat reporter in the market.
(norman effectively cannot be traded this year--the restriction on a norm trade expires in March, while the trade deadline this year is in Feb).
It's simply in the CBA. If a player is re-signed using bird rights and is given a raise more than 20%, then he can't be traded until some time in March which is purposefully after the trade deadline. Here is what it says on fanspo when you try to trade him.I was seeing this mentioned elsewhere, and now can't find the original ruling on it, but what is it or where is it that states he can not be traded until March?
It has to do with the $ increase in his contract. Essentially makes him untradeable the season he's signed. I had always assumed the deadline was in March but it's in Feb. We can't move him til the summerI was seeing this mentioned elsewhere, and now can't find the original ruling on it, but what is it or where is it that states he can not be traded until March?
It's simply in the CBA. If a player is re-signed using bird rights and is given a raise more than 20%, then he can't be traded until some time in March which is purposefully after the trade deadline. Here is what it says on fanspo when you try to trade him.
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I'm just really curious of the actual entry. I've never heard of such a provision, and everything with the increase of his amount pertains to January 15th or 3 months, whichever is later.It has to do with the $ increase in his contract. Essentially makes him untradeable the season he's signed. I had always assumed the deadline was in March but it's in Feb. We can't move him til the summer
But it's not simply in the CBA. Everything there says January 15th, or 3 months, for over the tax teams signing a birds rights free agent to an increase over 20%.It's simply in the CBA. If a player is re-signed using bird rights and is given a raise more than 20%, then he can't be traded until some time in March which is purposefully after the trade deadline. Here is what it says on fanspo when you try to trade him.
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I feel like we had this discussion a few months back and someone clarified the later date. But ya fanspo is the only site that has March. I would happily accept a mistakeI'm just really curious of the actual entry. I've never heard of such a provision, and everything with the increase of his amount pertains to January 15th or 3 months, whichever is later.
I had missed the earlier discussion I think. But yeah, can't find anything about March, or like a 6 month timeline in the CBA.I feel like we had this discussion a few months back and someone clarified the later date. But ya fanspo is the only site that has March. I would happily accept a mistake
I'm just really curious of the actual entry. I've never heard of such a provision, and everything with the increase of his amount pertains to January 15th or 3 months, whichever is later.
I like to fancy myself as one.yeah me neither. that March date doesn’t make any sense, but I’m also not a CBA expert.
Every CBA breakdown that I've seen says that it's January 15th that Powell becomes trade eligible, due to his salary increase and going over the cap. Fanspo is the only place I've seen the March date. Larry Coon's CBA FAQ and the NBA CBA Breakdown both say January 15. As does the ESPN trade machine.
Is there somewhere else that I'm missing?
I'm just really curious of the actual entry. I've never heard of such a provision, and everything with the increase of his amount pertains to January 15th or 3 months, whichever is later.
Sorry, that comes across kind of dickish. Apologies.But it's not simply in the CBA. Everything there says January 15th, or 3 months, for over the tax teams signing a birds rights free agent to an increase over 20%.
I feel like we had this discussion a few months back and someone clarified the later date. But ya fanspo is the only site that has March. I would happily accept a mistake
ran the best salary site!I've honestly never seen fanspo before today. Lots of analysis of the Blazers' cap situation, but it's rendered nearly useless because of one small thing - they don't have BMac and his $1.67 million cap hit on the roster.
As someone who used to run a player salary site, I can say that's probably the #1 rule - you have to include every player.
bring back your site, bro. i used to bookmark and save a copy on my desktop. sorely missed.I've honestly never seen fanspo before today. Lots of analysis of the Blazers' cap situation, but it's rendered nearly useless because of one small thing - they don't have BMac and his $1.67 million cap hit on the roster.
As someone who used to run a player salary site, I can say that's probably the #1 rule - you have to include every player.
I still have it saved, just in case it comes back!bring back your site, bro. i used to bookmark and save a copy on my desktop. sorely missed.
Bring it back. You know you want to....I've honestly never seen fanspo before today. Lots of analysis of the Blazers' cap situation, but it's rendered nearly useless because of one small thing - they don't have BMac and his $1.67 million cap hit on the roster.
As someone who used to run a player salary site, I can say that's probably the #1 rule - you have to include every player.
I'd trade him quickly..he's got value around the league and McLemore does what he does only betterAny chance we can find a taker for Ant in all these trade ideas?
People don't like CJ because he dribbles so much, but at least he usually gets two feet into the paint. Ant dribbles a lot around the perimeter and seldom penetrates. Then he just fires up a jumper. I don't think it was a coincidence that the Hornets started to get a ton of open shots and mount a comeback when he came in tonight, either.