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Total Members Voted: 3

Voting closed: June 13, 2022, 11:38:11 PM

[Kam]

Lmao Carlos

[bodiddley]

All-around not a bad sequence of deals for PHX. 
They had Ariza as a mentor for 1/3 of a season.
They move him for a long look at Uber and Rivers.
None of it affects next year's salary cap.
They get to see how 23 year old Uber fits their team, have matching rights on him as an RFA, can decide how much to pay.
And who knows maybe they'll even keep Rivers on a $3M or so contract.  Worked the recent 1 year FA deals pretty well.

Bulls hoping to do the same with Jabari.  Though he's at $20M.  They did get a team option 2nd year, but pretty worthless at that rate now.

[chipstern]

another useless win.  damn.

another useless post

I don’t think so.

TankU2

Wrong on that one too, as I switched to PP awhile back. My point is that Nagel’s posts are not useless as you pound over and over every time he has something to say. GO NAGEL!

Johnny
One
Note

The Godfather

And James Brown

[luee]

How does G league eligibility work? Can any NBA team put in a claim, or must they negotiate with the parent team?

[Kam]

The Godfather

And James Brown

LOL

[Kam]

How does G league eligibility work? Can any NBA team put in a claim, or must they negotiate with the parent team?

If another team wanted one of our junior leaguers their G League team must trade for the player.  That's how i understand it.

[thebizneverloses]

Yeah

3 per game guy.

Not so bad.

Add Hachimura to this group and it gets interesting.

If we draft Hachimura I presume it means we've either made the playoffs or managed to trade for a pick in the teens. So, yes, that would be interesting.

(In other words, no way Hachimura is going in the top five or so, where we'll hopefully be drafting. I've seen Hachimura play in person, by the way)

[thebizneverloses]

The Lakers got nothing for Julius Randle.  He was renounced.  He's starting for the Pelicans now.

Yeah that was a weird case.  Lakers needed every buck and had lots of talent.

Either a) they chose to sign Rondo and KCP rather than pay Randle or b) Randle didn't want to fight for time/touches with Lebron and Kuzma.

Either way, they let a real talent get away.

That said, NO has been terrible with Randle at the 5. Bleeding points. He needs a rim protector on the court with him, so he and Lebron or Kuz wouldn't have made for much of a frontcourt.

They've been brilliant with AD at the 5 and Payton at the 1, but those two have only played four full games together.

[thebizneverloses]

Latest on that trade -

Memphis didn't want to lose Dillon Brooks JUST TO GET OUBRE.

High praise for KO.

Heh.

Oubre an ending deal, Brooks (who is a better player than the stats would suggest) has two years after this one at the minimum.

Kiid is on a very long losing streak of posts, by the way.

[kiiidcarter8]

Yeah

3 per game guy.

Not so bad.

Add Hachimura to this group and it gets interesting.

If we draft Hachimura I presume it means we've either made the playoffs or managed to trade for a pick in the teens. So, yes, that would be interesting.

(In other words, no way Hachimura is going in the top five or so, where we'll hopefully be drafting. I've seen Hachimura play in person, by the way)

Have you seen him 8 times?

[facilitatorn]

How does G league eligibility work? Can any NBA team put in a claim, or must they negotiate with the parent team?

If another team wanted one of our junior leaguers their G League team must trade for the player.  That's how i understand it.

Yup. If a player was drafted and a team retains his draft rights, 2-ways, and affiliate players who are already on NBA rosters must be traded for. Anyone else can be signed outright by any team.

[carlos123]

The Godfather

And James Brown

LOL

[kiiidcarter8]

How does G league eligibility work? Can any NBA team put in a claim, or must they negotiate with the parent team?

If another team wanted one of our junior leaguers their G League team must trade for the player.  That's how i understand it.

Yup. If a player was drafted and a team retains his draft rights, 2-ways, and affiliate players who are already on NBA rosters must be traded for. Anyone else can be signed outright by any team.

Then he is wrong.

[facilitatorn]

Sorry Kam.

The example is Nigel Hayes, who was signed by the Lakers on a 10 day right off our GLeague team in Westchester with no trading necessary.

It’s in the professional career section.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigel_Hayes

[kiiidcarter8]

Latest nbadraft.net mock has us nabbing REDDISH one pick after Cavs take Hachimura.