https://www.silverscreenandroll.com/2023/1/22/23567114/darvin-ham-anthony-davis-injury-rehab-scrimmage-full-contact-return-date-timeline I'm...
I get it, it keeps teams from stacking players. If I'm an owner though, it should be allowed with some stipulations. Limiting the amount of times...
Everyone just needs to be a star in their role.
I think it's a coping mechanism..We've sucked for so long besides the bubble, folks don't want to get their hopes up or something. All they see...
Stepped up and showed out.
It's still only 34 million in cap space available, when you already have 98 million guaranteed. You still have to fill out your roster with that...
This is basically saying that all the guys on expiring deals we have, are free to sign anywhere they want, because they are UFA. Yet the team...
It still doesn't make any sense. We have Westbrook's Bird Rights, so you can go over the cap to resign him to any amount. However if you...
Per Article Cap holds represent "placeholders" for pending free agents, unsigned draft picks, offer sheets, etc... Since the Lakers are...
No. That is not how it works. Read this again https://www.spotrac.com/nba/los-angeles-lakers/cap/2023/ Think about it...why would an expiring...
This is exactly why you don't make a Russ for Rozier and Hayward trade. They will be owed 54 million in salary next season. That's already 20...
Yeah well that's probably because you jump to conclusions that aren't there. If you had simply read the above comments in this thread. I said...
This is exactly how Golden State has an insane cap figure Abeer. You can sign your Bird's right guy to any figure you want. Now Reaves being a RFA...
How can I not realize that, when I said that is why we won the chip? Lol..in this thread no less. What does that have to do with Toronto still...
Tucker is too. A fair exchange is not a swindle
Perhaps I'm getting old and math is more fuzzy than it used to be or something. It's my understanding that we have 98 million in guaranteed...
Ok..I get this one, but I'm still confused about what you were saying, about not being able to use cap space and Bird rights.
This article specifically says that renouncing a cap hold has no effect on available cap space. I'm confused as to how renouncing Bird rights is...
See I'm not understanding it that way. According to this we will have 30-34 million in cap space period. Renouncing our cap holds doesn't effect...
But what's going wrong in Toronto though? They have shooters, all this size and length that everyone covets, and they still suck.
