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He won't sign a 5 year deal. He can do another 2 year deal with an out after 1 and sign a deal for even more money next year as the max increases again.
Did you.see the part that says 2017?
He won't sign a 5 year deal. He can do another 2 year deal with an out after 1 and sign a deal for even more money next year as the max increases again.
We had almost a full season of it with Chicago.
i gotchya...so it was only 1 full season pippen was on his own during jordans first hiatus? seems like it was more than that....hmm....If you are talking about the span before he signed with Washington, Pippen was on his last legs by then. He had a couple good years left, but he was far from his peak.
The year to look at was '93/'94 when Jordan was away from the game playing baseball. Someone already looked at those numbers on this thread, and they did not compare.
Lebron will be the first 200 mil contract.
If James opts out following the 2016-17 season, Cleveland will have full Bird rights and can sign James to a five-year deal worth $202.6 million. The Cavs will be the only team that can offer him five years and 7.5% raises next July. The contract would start at $35.2 million for 2017-18 and keep rising until it hit $45.8 million for the 2021-22 season.
– via USA Today Sports
what she is saying is that its much betterto have drummond at his cap hold number...8.18---then it is for him to be held at his next contract number--- 22 million.....if they wait- they have an additional 14 million in cap room- and then can use drummonds bird rights to sign him to the max....carry him at the cap hold of 8 for as long as possible.
And he'll be as over-paid as Kobe was when people were criticizing the Lakers when they signed him to his 2 year deal.
Detroit Pistons 2016 Salary Cap
It doesn't work like that.
They only have $7.7M in cap space right now after their free agent cap holds:
Drummond: $8.18M
Tolliver: $3.9M
Blake: $2.8M
Ellenson: $1.42M (his expected salary)
Those cap holds only go away if you renounce rights to the player or when that player gets signed (either by that team or elsewhere). If they renounce Tolliver and Blake, they can offer Anderson about $14.4M, which I doubt gets it done.
But $14M is not going to get you Ryan Anderson; the salaries are going to spike this year and next.
Did you.see the part that says 2017?
But $14M is not going to get you Ryan Anderson; the salaries are going to spike this year and next.
id be ok giving a 40 year old lebron 50 million.You wouldn't have said that 2 years ago. Would you really be ok giving a 36 year old a $40m/year contract?
it sucks having an idiot in control of your team. Trust me- i am a Browns fan. Been PLENTY of them. It seems like he does not have a firm grip on reality and what is possible. Maybe he has been to close and to ingratiated into the old league system where he just expects good things to be laid at the Lakers feet....the league has changed in a major way and it sure does not seem like he is smart enough to survive.
Imagine if the Lakers got a little unlucky and had to give up their pick....to survive 3 losing seasons and only have Randle and Russell basically to show for it would have been a disaster.
I think Ingram is their first sure-fire building block. Thank goodness they got him.
Nope, missed that. However, until we know what happens with the cap beyond next year, this could always be an option.
id be ok giving a 40 year old lebron 50 million.
the man did the impossible- something that had not been done in 52 years- and to do it in the fashion he did it in is worthy of a Hollywood movie. Its all gravy from here on out with LeBron James--- all though- i think there is PLENTY of gravy left.
They have over 20 million when you subtract Meeks.
They had 15 million before the Meeks trade.
They took no salary back.
At least Kobe was loyal to the team for 20 years and gave them five championships.
The point of the post waaaaaaaay over your head.
The trade was not included in the numbers, not official yet. That would create more room, but still not max room. $20M-ish may get it done, unless someone gets aggressive.
No, I got it!
Wiggy, I don't know if you do any posting on the general NFL forum - I don't. I'd imagine that you and I would probably have more civil conversations as the Stephen Ross (Dolphins owner) is a complete moron. Hell, the man put Tannebaum in charge who bit by bit dismantled those Jets teams that went to two AFC title games in consecutive seasons (thank god).
But I do agree with you. I'm not even a big Lakers fan, but the Lakers need to be good for the sake of ratings. It's sad that I now emphasize with Lakers fans as I used to root against this team (particularly when they signed/traded for Dwight). Short Buss' ego is the unraveling of a proud organization that rivaled the Yankees in brands of America's most beloved/hated winning franchise. Only an absolute moron could have the Lakers in the bottom dwellings of the league - which Jim Buss has achieved in epic consistent fashion.
Sooner or later, money will start to be pulled and the voices crying for Jeannie Buss to take over will get louder and louder. The article takes into account Jim Buss questionable work ethic and I don't doubt it for a second.