He also said he wants to play for the Lakers, LOL.he probably costs your mle.
I think the Lakers are aiming higher.
Ellington hasn’t made enough to leave money on the table at this point
He also said he wants to play for the Lakers, LOL.he probably costs your mle.
I think the Lakers are aiming higher.
Ellington hasn’t made enough to leave money on the table at this point
He has made 48 million and is worth around 10 million.he probably costs your mle.
I think the Lakers are aiming higher.
Ellington hasn’t made enough to leave money on the table at this point
He has made 48 million and is worth around 10 million.
Link?Yes, he is. You even said so earlier this season.
He wants to play for the Lakers for a chance to win.....he has been linked to them already.So then as he says 5 to 6 million is a lot more than 2.6 for a guy worth 10
I guess that was better than an I am rubber you are glue effort.I am right and you can’t prove me wrong. Troll away though.
Didn't see anything in this to answer....by threat is there some deal they can/would come up with the Cavs would be unable to match?
There's no way. Too many teams have interest there. He will get 15 to 20 on a shorter deal yet again
Can't the Pels match? are they not expected to?
Can't the Pels match? are they not expected to?
Maybe north of $20M/year but if Toronto wants to offer him that much…go ahead. I heard the Cavs are looking to offer him $15-$17M/yearDidn't see anything in this to answer....by threat is there some deal they can/would come up with the Cavs would be unable to match?
Thought I saw a report the deal for JV would also help free up money for Ball.They can but saw a report last week that said they probably will decide not to match
you'd be willing to pay $17 mil but not a little more than $20 mil? I mean, we'd be over the cap either way so what's the diff, really? also, isn't cap supposed to explode in 2-3 years?Maybe north of $20M/year but if Toronto wants to offer him that much…go ahead. I heard the Cavs are looking to offer him $15-$17M/year
He apparently wants to play in LA also. I don't know the Clippers salary situation, but it seems like if he wants to be in LA and chase a title, that may be the way he has to go.
Dinwiddie doesn't have a lot of options, not many are expressing interest.Dinwiddie has to want the Wiz though. There are some teams with major cap space available that will be competing for the top few PGs available (Lowry, Dinwiddie, Ball; I doubt CP3 or Conley are changing teams). The Wizards don't gain any cap space with their trades yesterday (they also added Aaron Holiday) and would have to complete a S&T for either Dinwiddie or Schroder. Do you think the Nets are going to want any of Kuzma, KCP, Harrell?
This Pincus article I'm referring to was a response to the confusion between the two trades being reported at the same time. Explained the Lakers order of preference for trades and what could happen now that RW was a done deal. Apparently their #1 choice was the pie-in-the-sky Dame trade, Russ 2nd, and Hield a 3rd option. When Russ made it known he wanted to move on, the Lakers pivoted from Hield to their preferred choice of Russ. Schroder S&T is still one of the Lakers remaining options beyond the vet mins and $5.9M MLE without becoming hard-capped.
Wade and Irving weren't ideal fits with LeBron either.Many of the players LeBron loves playing with aren’t actually great fits for LeBron’s game.
He will probably love Russ.
Don’t think that means a whole lot.