2024 NBA Offseason

[DJ Fieri]

Not sure exact numbers but that would be his 10 year mark so he can earn more on this contract. I believe an extra 5% of the cap

Woj reporting that is what he is eligible for.

 

[tlance]

Any player in general doesn’t spend their entire career in any market. If you get a player to stay on one or two contracts after their rookie contract that is a win. I don’t think anyone is saying he will be there forever but if you expect him to ask for a trade in the next couple years, I would highly doubt that. The FO seems committed to building a great product around him when that happens, location matters very little

I don’t expect that.

I expect him to be off of the Wolves by 2030 and I expect that 2031 pick to be quite valuable.

Which is what this entire conversation was about.

 

[DJ Fieri]

I agree with Lance.

OKC and Dallas got better. Minnesota had a great season but they are going to have difficulty keeping up. Not to mention all the other improving teams in the next few years in the WC. The Spurs could be really good in another 2-3 years. While KAT and Gobert get older.

Edwards is going to demand a trade at some point. Probably by 2028-2030.

 

[Shanemansj13]

Their gm has found guys first in Denver and now minny

But he’s gonna need to stick the landing trading one of their centers to make it last

Agree, it won't be easy bc that Gobert trade

 

[Shanemansj13]

Woj reporting that is what he is eligible for.

$65M per year. Crazy

 

[thunderc]

$65M per year. Crazy

It is projected that Shai will get the first $80 mil a year deal. Yes, crazy.

 

[WiggyRuss]

Laughing at all the people that said Mitchell was leaving.

 

[Shanemansj13]

Laughing at all the people that said Mitchell was leaving.

Find who said it lol

 

[Shanemansj13]

 

[Shanemansj13]

 

[ducky]

Woj reporting that is what he is eligible for.

He is reporting the contract he would be eligible for if he opts out after 3 years of this current deal he just inked and signs a new extension then.

So him reporting it is cart WAY before the horse.

 

[Mebert]

I agree with Lance.

OKC and Dallas got better. Minnesota had a great season but they are going to have difficulty keeping up. Not to mention all the other improving teams in the next few years in the WC. The Spurs could be really good in another 2-3 years. While KAT and Gobert get older.

Edwards is going to demand a trade at some point. Probably by 2028-2030.

Wolves improvements come from their young players, people are too focused on Gobert amd Kat. Edwards, McDaniels, and Reid are the future. All 3 have not yet reached their prime.

The main risk is if Reid opts out and Gobert does not next offseason. Keeping Reid is critical. NAW is almost guaranteed to be gone which is a bummer.

 

[Shanemansj13]

 

[DJ Fieri]

$65M per year. Crazy

76.

Wild.

 

[Stakesarehigh]

I was right there with you guys on that.

 

[DJ Fieri]

The Warriors paid Dray 100 mill but Klay was the proverbial red headed stepchild to GS when it came to getting his money.

Who has more left in the tank?

 

[tlance]

Wolves improvements come from their young players, people are too focused on Gobert amd Kat. Edwards, McDaniels, and Reid are the future. All 3 have not yet reached their prime.

The main risk is if Reid opts out and Gobert does not next offseason. Keeping Reid is critical. NAW is almost guaranteed to be gone which is a bummer.

Yes and no.

I do think KAT and Gobert create problems for Minnesota long term that will be difficult to solve.

Not to mention all that draft capital they gave up to acquire Gobert, and on the Dillingham trade.

They have no firsts to deal.

That is a pretty significant obstacle at this stage of a build.

I am almost always betting against any small market franchise building a legit, sustainable championship contender because it is exceptionally hard to do.

So of course I am going to bet against Minnesota also.

Maybe they prove me wrong?

But 2030 is a long way off.

 

[DJ Fieri]

Melton was a decent pickup but even a declining Klay is better.

 

[thunderc]

Yes and no.

I do think KAT and Gobert create problems for Minnesota long term that will be difficult to solve.

Not to mention all that draft capital they gave up to acquire Gobert, and on the Dillingham trade.

They have no firsts to deal.

That is a pretty significant obstacle at this stage of a build.

I am almost always betting against any small market franchise building a legit, sustainable championship contender because it is exceptionally hard to do.

So of course I am going to bet against Minnesota also.

Maybe they prove me wrong?

But 2030 is a long way off.

You are correct that it’s tough for a small market. Looking at what Presti has set up for the next decade is a pretty impressive attempt though.

 

[DJ Fieri]

You are correct that it’s tough for a small market. Looking at what Presti has set up for the next decade is a pretty impressive attempt though.

Sure, he has done a phenomenal job.

However, it gets really tricky once you pay the big 3.