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I think KG will try to go to LAC and if not, maybe retire
So the question is what Boston does with the rest of the roster.
They'll probably drop Pierce and Jason Terry. My guess is they both try to work on a deal with the Clippers. The big question is whether Garnet retires or tries to get out of Boston as well.
Well Doc is gone pending league approval
I think KG will try to go to LAC and if not, maybe retire
The only reason to break up James/Wade/Bosh right now is if Arison doesn't want to pay into the tax heavy. Hell, even if he doesn't want to pay it, I'd still keep them for one more year. Look at how OKC screwed themselves up by moving Harden a year early. I'd listen to offers but I wouldn't actively push for one. Only reason I'd listen is you gotta start planning past 2014 so if some team makes a stupid offer tossing young talent and picks for Bosh, do it. But like I said, field offers but don't push for them.
I'd really just tinker with things. Miller isn't worth the salary so I'd amensty him and maybe consider not picking up Chalmers team option but I'd look at the FA guards first.
I think KG eventually gets traded to the LAC. Some time needs to pass though so it doesn't look like the two deals are related.
2013-14: 12 players under contract $85.6M payroll. they are already in luxury tax hell
That's what they're doing. Jordan and pick will get traded for KG. They might throw another contract in there like Lee or Terry.
There's penalties if you violate it for X number of years in a certain time span. That's what I'm referring. If they were to trade Bosh (or Wade) to a team under the cap, they could bring back cheaper assets. Then they could conceivably resign Lebron (and the other Big 3 member they keep) to staggered deals. Front offices will start getting creative by staggering contracts with front loads, back loads, etc so they won't go over the tax in a certain year, thus avoiding the penalty. That's if they want to avoid the repeater's tax penalty. If not, Arison could just pay it and keep chugging along although it also severely limits their roster moves. They basically lose all midlevel exceptions and can only sign minimum level players.
I don't have a care in the world for the Sixers. But Bynum's a douche on so many levels for how the season went for the 76ers. Who would've thought that out of all the teams in the Dwight Howard trade that it was the sixers who got the worse end of it.