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This Season's Roster Outlook
Cap 2015/2016 is projected at 67,1 M $ 81 M $ Tax
This Season it was 63 M $ 77 M $ Tax
The huge raise in the Cap kicks in in 2016/2017 but we get a slight raise next season.
So after the Rondo accident and the recent actions this is how the Roster likely looks out:
Under Contract:
Parsons 15,3M $
Dirk 8,3M $
Harris 4M$
Player Option:
Ellis 9M$
Felton 4,5M$
Aminu 1,1M$
Team Option:
Powell 800K
Free Agents:
Tyson Chandler
Barea
Jefferson
Villanueva
Stoudemire
Smith
B. James
Rondo
Well we dont have to worry about signing Rondo to a new Deal...
Felton will definitely take his Player Option cause hes not getting a better deal anywhere else.
Powell i dont know about...Hes cheap they could activate the Option.
Ellis will clearly not take his Option cause he can get more than 9M. Right now i would not give him another contract. Guy choked the last months of the season and looks to be another headcase when some things arent going well.
We have to give Chandler a new Contract. There is simply no better C available in Free Agency that would sign with the Mavs.
I would also give Barea, Jefferson, Villanueva and James Vet contracts and would try to hold Stoudemire but his recent comments indicate that he likely leaves. Villanueva and James would be guys for the Vet Min.
Aminu is a great piece but might be to expensive after that season. He will not take his option.
Tyson gets 14,5M $ which is way too much. I would sign him to a 2 year deal 10M$ per.
Doubt he gets a better contract and he likes it here.
Roster and Contracts may look sth. like this
Parsons 15,3M $
Dirk 8,3M $
Harris 4M$
Felton 4,5M$
Tyson Chandler 10M$
Powell 800K $
Barea 1,5M $
Jefferson 1,5M$
Villanueva 1,5M$
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47,5 M $ / 67,1 M $
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Money left to spend
~20M $
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Now there are several Options.
Ellis will demand atleast 11-12 M a year thats what i expect.
Aminu will atleast get a 4-5M a year Contract.
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Parsons 15,3M $
Dirk 8,3M $
Harris 4M$
Felton 4,5M$
Tyson Chandler 10M$
Powell 800K $
Barea 1,5M $
Jefferson 1,5M$
Villanueva 1,5M$
Ellis 12M$
Aminu 4M$
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63,5M $/ 67,1 M $
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Money left to spend
3,6 M $
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You can either try to resign Amare with that money or look for a Veteran PG.
If you dont resign Aminu or/and Ellis you can dish out a Max Contract or Close to it.
UFA 2015
Guards
Mo Williams
Jeremy Lin
Wesley Matthews
Manu Ginobili
Gerald Green
Lou Williams
Danny Green
Rodney Stuckey
Marco Belinelli
Gary Neal
Forwards
LaMarcus Aldridge
Paul Millsap
Brandon Bass
Amir Johnson
Carlos Boozer
Josh Smith
DeMare Carroll
Mike Dunleavy
Tayshaun Prince
Shawn Marion
Mirza Teletovic
Centers
Marc Gasol
DeAndre Jordan
Omer Asik
Robin Lopez
Brandon Wright
Of course there are several nice RFA and Player Options but they most likely never leave the Team if the Contract is fine so i left them out here.
So there are Options but honestly who wants to go to declining Team with an old Franchise Player?
My Question to you. What would you do?
Resign all our guys except Rondo and try again?
Or let Ellis (Aminu) move and get somebody else like Matthews, Green, Williams etc. + some new Role Players?
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04-23-2015, 08:53 AM
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>>>So there are Options but honestly who wants to go to declining Team with an old Franchise Player?
Reload as best as we can and make Dirk's last couple of years competitive
I think the increase of player salaries will benefit the Mavs in a couple of years if we can keep cool and let all the other teams blow their money on players who aren't worth their new contracts
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04-23-2015, 08:57 AM
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You resign Ellis (notice how his decline coincided with the Rondo trade?), TC, Aminu, Felton opts in, pick up team option on Powell, sign Jeremy Lin, sign best backup big we can find. Fill out depth with min salary vets.
Harris, Felton
Ellis, Lin
Parons, Aminu
Dirk, Powell
Chandler, ?
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04-23-2015, 09:04 AM
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Amare isn't sticking around for this mess. Honestly don't want to think about the roster because it's going to be a slow death for the next season or so.
On monta: I don't know. I guess you sign him and have him as a trade piece. Kind of don't want him long term. Dirks knee said he declined when Rondo got here. But I think he will still be moody monta wherever he goes. He's done it in GS and Bucks. He's like that girl you're always trying to please and keep in a good mood because she's hot but doesn't offer much else. Eventually you have to cut ties
Don't know their situation but guys I like as guards: Jarrett Jack, Shaun Livingston (wanted him when he was with nets) and George Hill (doubt he'd leave)
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04-23-2015, 09:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Melonhead
Amare isn't sticking around for this mess. Honestly don't want to think about the roster because it's going to be a slow death for the next season or so.
On monta: I don't know. I guess you sign him and have him as a trade piece. Kind of don't want him long term. Dirks knee said he declined when Rondo got here. But I think he will still be moody monta wherever he goes. He's done it in GS and Bucks. He's like that girl you're always trying to please and keep in a good mood because she's hot but doesn't offer much else. Eventually you have to cut ties
Don't know their situation but guys I like as guards: Jarrett Jack, Shaun Livingston (wanted him when he was with nets) and George Hill (doubt he'd leave)
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Regarding Monta, he hasn't played good in a couple month. But we should remember that he was the #1 offensive option on this team and despite the poor team playoff performance so far we did win 50. I get it that 50 may be an outdated threshold for success in the west, but I think the best chance at being better next season is the keep as many starters as possible (in other words all but Rondo). We'll have plenty of time to tank/rebuild after Dirk retires.
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04-23-2015, 11:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Dirk's Knee
You resign Ellis (notice how his decline coincided with the Rondo trade?), TC, Aminu, Felton opts in, pick up team option on Powell, sign Jeremy Lin, sign best backup big we can find. Fill out depth with min salary vets.
Harris, Felton
Ellis, Lin
Parons, Aminu
Dirk, Powell
Chandler, ?
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Ok
that team will miss playoffs.
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04-23-2015, 11:17 AM
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Ok
that team will miss playoffs.
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We've been barely over .500 since the Rondo trade. That's how good the team was starting the season. Yes, missing some depth but bench players are much easier to find than starters.
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04-23-2015, 09:47 AM
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My Problem is that if you keep all guys except Rondo you have basically nothing to spend while losing the starting PG (well eventough he didnt play like one most of the time).
So if you go Option A you have around 3-5M to Spend depending on the new Contracts and you wont get much with that money.
Also keep in mind that Chandler, Dirk etc. get another year older so they likely will degress in productivity.
So adding just another solid Role Player to the recent cast wont do much...
They may Win 45-50 Games or reach the Playoffs as another 7th or 8th Seed but thats not really competing and giving Dirk a Chance.
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04-23-2015, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by GermanStandard
My Problem is that if you keep all guys except Rondo you have basically nothing to spend while losing the starting PG (well eventough he didnt play like one most of the time).
So if you go Option A you have around 3-5M to Spend depending on the new Contracts and you wont get much with that money.
Also keep in mind that Chandler, Dirk etc. get another year older so they likely will degress in productivity.
So adding just another solid Role Player to the recent cast wont do much...
They may Win 45-50 Games or reach the Playoffs as another 7th or 8th Seed but thats not really competing and giving Dirk a Chance.
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The window is already closed on significant improvement building around Dirk. Another 50 win season and playoff berth next year should be seen as a successful year. The only way I would consider blowing it up is if somehow Lamarcus Aldridge was willing to sign. At that point, you let Ellis walk without question (but hopefully a sign and trade with something in return).
Starters:
Harris
Best SG available (ideally Lin)
Parsons
Aldridge
Chandler
Bench:
Felton
Min salary vet (Bellineli? Gary Neal?)
Aminu
Dirk
? (would RC play Sarge? Could Powell be a Wright starter kit?)
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04-23-2015, 10:04 AM
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I say blow it up. Go full rebuild mode - I doubt Dirk wants to hover around the 7-8 seed next year. Mark+Donnie must know, this roster, without some sort of a major rehaul isn't going anywhere in this Western conference (it's only going to be stronger next year).
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Actually if you get rid of Ellis and resign Aminu and focus on building a team around Parsons abilities we could have something. We haven't seen Parsons as "The Man" and I think he deserves that chance.
CORE:
Parsons - ?
Chandler - ?
Aminu - Dirk off the bench - Charlie V
BLANK - Harris - JJ - Felton
BLANK - ?
That's going to be a hard roster to fill out. We would need a solid defensive shooting guard and a serviceable point guard. Who's available this offseason (realistic?)
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04-23-2015, 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted by tsar
I say blow it up. Go full rebuild mode - I doubt Dirk wants to hover around the 7-8 seed next year. Mark+Donnie must know, this roster, without some sort of a major rehaul isn't going anywhere in this Western conference (it's only going to be stronger next year).
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Agree with this. The dream is over. The front office gave it their best shot, gambled on some talent that just wasn't good enough, and are now looking at a grim reality. I feel bad for Dirk. He turned down some potentially big money for the promise of building a Spurs-like team but this squad never had close to the talent or the system to fulfill that promise. Still, he's done very well for himself and in truth he has regressed to the point where his contract is proportional to his real value at this point.
I don't have a problem with re-signing Chandler to a 2-3 year deal on 10-12M. The guy loves it here but the front office should be honest with him and make it known that this team will be unable to truly contend. Rondo is gone. Ellis can go. Aminu is fun to watch sometimes but at best he's a utility player on a good team (8th or 9th man).
Keep whoever is drafted and sign some shooters. I'd like to see them attempt to replicate what we saw before the Rondo trade only without the expectations of contending. Field a free flowing offensive team, let Dirk pad his all time stats and reach number six on the scoring list and watch him go into the sunset (assuming he rejects the player option on the third year of his deal).
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05-07-2015, 12:28 PM
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re: the blow it up crowd:
And get....who? Who is going to come to a completely depleted team, with an aging star and an overpaid 3rd man on its roster?
This is the problem with all the blow it up scenarios, and posters. They all want to push Humpty Dumpty off the wall, and just assume a nice new egg appears in its place. If only it were that simple. The reality is that what you are left with once you push Humpty off the wall is a big sticky mess that no one wants to be a part of.
But the other alternatives aren't that great either. I'm a big Mavs fan, and have stood by them before and after the championship...but I'm not really seeing a pretty picture here. Blow it up and you get cap space but no likely takers. Keep it together and you have a good, but not great, team with little liklihood of moving up. The Mavs had a bunch of bargains on their roster this year...they'll be lucky to just be as good next year as they were this year. And it gets worse after that. The way you build continuity through these times is through the draft, and the Mavs have...James? to show for that (I luv Sarge, but he is what he is). I have no faith in them rebuilding or even restocking via the draft, and I'm not seeing good prospects for free agents. Even when Dirk retires...his bargain contract means there isn't going to be a ton of money to pick up a replacement with. The hazard of having good bargains on your team is that replacing them with similar bargains is really difficult. The Mavs may be in for a long look at mediocrity. If you think I'm wrong, please elaborate. I'd luv to be wrong, but not seeing the other paths forward.
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05-07-2015, 01:41 PM
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re: the blow it up crowd:
And get....who? Who is going to come to a completely depleted team, with an aging star and an overpaid 3rd man on its roster?
This is the problem with all the blow it up scenarios, and posters. They all want to push Humpty Dumpty off the wall, and just assume a nice new egg appears in its place. If only it were that simple. The reality is that what you are left with once you push Humpty off the wall is a big sticky mess that no one wants to be a part of.
But the other alternatives aren't that great either. I'm a big Mavs fan, and have stood by them before and after the championship...but I'm not really seeing a pretty picture here. Blow it up and you get cap space but no likely takers. Keep it together and you have a good, but not great, team with little liklihood of moving up. The Mavs had a bunch of bargains on their roster this year...they'll be lucky to just be as good next year as they were this year. And it gets worse after that. The way you build continuity through these times is through the draft, and the Mavs have...James? to show for that (I luv Sarge, but he is what he is). I have no faith in them rebuilding or even restocking via the draft, and I'm not seeing good prospects for free agents. Even when Dirk retires...his bargain contract means there isn't going to be a ton of money to pick up a replacement with. The hazard of having good bargains on your team is that replacing them with similar bargains is really difficult. The Mavs may be in for a long look at mediocrity. If you think I'm wrong, please elaborate. I'd luv to be wrong, but not seeing the other paths forward.
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I mostly agree with this expect for the bargains part. There will always be bargains when the cap money dries up. Not every player is going to get 10+ million a year. And plus, it depends on the quality of player. Are you talking about Ellis bargain or Aminu bargain? There will always be Aminu-type bargains, but Ellis, you might be right. A player of his quality would likely be a player with injury history or has fallen out of favor for various reasons.
Quality first post and welcome. Keep posting.
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I mostly agree with this expect for the bargains part. There will always be bargains when the cap money dries up. Not every player is going to get 10+ million a year. And plus, it depends on the quality of player. Are you talking about Ellis bargain or Aminu bargain? There will always be Aminu-type bargains, but Ellis, you might be right. A player of his quality would likely be a player with injury history or has fallen out of favor for various reasons.
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Agree...but replacing Ellis is going to be key. The Mavs have shown they can fill a roster with good bargain veterans, but that isn't going to make the Mavs better, just keep them the same. I like Ellis, personally...his falloff occurred when he was injured, and after Rondo arrived. But we need help defensively, too, if a decent offensive SG who is a better defender is out there...grab him! Maybe even move Ellis to PG, teaming with Harris and Barea. But the Mavs are going to doing well to put together a team that is just as good as this one...and this one didn't have much of a chance to do any damage in the playoffs.
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04-23-2015, 03:40 PM
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I wouldn't be against a wholesale change, but I think it's unlikely that Ellis opts out this summer. The cap is ballooning over the next couple of years and he probably wants to wait another year before going for a new contract.
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04-23-2015, 03:42 PM
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I wouldn't be against a wholesale change, but I think it's unlikely that Ellis opts out this summer. The cap is ballooning over the next couple of years and he probably wants to wait another year before going for a new contract.
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Pretty much. All the news is that he still really likes Dallas. Even if he doesn't, he's in a perfect spot to come up big next year and then become an UFA with full bird rights when the cap jumps to almost 90mill
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04-23-2015, 04:03 PM
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It will be really interesting to see which direction the front office decides to go on in this summer. The Celtics getting our pick puts us in a really tough situation. It's going to be tough to even make the top 8 with a healthy OKC and a Pelicans team that will likely be even better.
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04-23-2015, 04:31 PM
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It will be really interesting to see which direction the front office decides to go on in this summer. The Celtics getting our pick puts us in a really tough situation. It's going to be tough to even make the top 8 with a healthy OKC and a Pelicans team that will likely be even better.
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Don't forget a rising Jazz team as well - I don't they are there yet but will make the conference even harder....
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Don't forget a rising Jazz team as well - I don't they are there yet but will make the conference even harder....
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I'd put the Kings as a possible PO contender as well.
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04-23-2015, 04:14 PM
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I wouldn't be against a wholesale change, but I think it's unlikely that Ellis opts out this summer. The cap is ballooning over the next couple of years and he probably wants to wait another year before going for a new contract.
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I prefer to blow it up but if Monta opts in that would be about the best thing that could happen to the Mavs.
The worse thing that can happen at this point is for the Mavs to pay a premium price on a long term deal with Ellis.
If Ellis opts in and Chandler would sign a 1 or 2 year deal I could live with not blowing it up.
All I can say to my fellow Mavs who want to keep beating this dying horse is don't get pissed when some of the value guys we sign or trade for next season aren't able to hang with the elite players in the league.
Frankly I'm tired of the Odoms, Mayos, Kamans, Rondos, Nelsons, Collisons and a few others that were supposed to be great pickups and didn't amount to crap. There's a reason those players are available and we seem to be the last to figure out why.
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04-24-2015, 09:51 AM
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I think it's unlikely that Ellis opts out this summer. The cap is ballooning over the next couple of years and he probably wants to wait another year before going for a new contract.
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I can't imagine him not opting out.
He's going to get somewhere around $8m next year on current contract. If he opts out he can get a max (from us) of about $15m on a 3 year deal with another opt out after his 2nd year. If he stays on his current contract he'd probably sign a deal starting at $22m or so.
It's $30m for the next two years either way but one has a $15m payment next season and the other has $8m.
Which would you choose?
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04-24-2015, 10:10 AM
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I can't imagine him not opting out.
He's going to get somewhere around $8m next year on current contract. If he opts out he can get a max (from us) of about $15m on a 3 year deal with another opt out after his 2nd year. If he stays on his current contract he'd probably sign a deal starting at $22m or so.
It's $30m for the next two years either way but one has a $15m payment next season and the other has $8m.
Which would you choose?
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Based on his recent play, I would be absolutely stunned if the Mavs gave Ellis a three-year "max" contract (max meaning $15M or whatever... not a true max). He just hasn't been good, at all, for like three months.
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04-24-2015, 10:13 AM
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Based on his recent play, I would be absolutely stunned if the Mavs gave Ellis a three-year "max" contract (max meaning $15M or whatever... not a true max). He just hasn't been good, at all, for like three months.
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No kidding... He's probably worth $10-12m per year at this point, WITH the salary cap spike around the corner. I'd rather let him walk than overpay him, since retaining Ellis isn't going to get us anywhere and only limits what we can do this summer.
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No kidding... He's probably worth $10-12m per year at this point, WITH the salary cap spike around the corner. I'd rather let him walk than overpay him, since retaining Ellis isn't going to get us anywhere and only limits what we can do this summer.
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Regardless of the actual number he gets in free agency it will be for more than $8m and if the Mavs want him back it will be for $15m because he isn't signing unless he gets the same money as Parsons.
Either way the money works better for him to opt out of this deal and get a bigger contract this season and then opt out again after his second year on his new contract.
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04-23-2015, 04:03 PM
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You know, as much as I don't like Monta as our starting SG, I would love to live in a world where we built a defense-heavy starting lineup and brought Monta AND Dirk in off the bench.
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I fully expect Cuban to go after after many of the big names available, especially LMA.
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Please stop mentioning Lin here.
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maybe the mavs can get garnett and pierce
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Now that Rondo is gone, I hope, somehow the Mavs can get their hands on Little Rondo, the up and coming Dennis, the Schredder, Schroeder. Schrempf, Nowitzki, Kaman, sooner or later the German players will have a stint with the Mavs. I would love to cheer for a German Mavs after Dirk's retirement
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Now that Rondo is gone, I hope, somehow the Mavs can get their hands on Little Rondo, the up and coming Dennis, the Schredder, Schroeder. Schrempf, Nowitzki, Kaman, sooner or later the German players will have a stint with the Mavs. I would love to cheer for a German Mavs after Dirk's retirement
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Too bad they weren't in a position to draft the guy...never mind
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What I hate is that we could have traded B Wright to suns for I Thomas and kept Jae plus a 1 rounder.
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Time to rebuild. Starting with a new GM.
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Time to rebuild. Starting with a new GM.
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Please tell me your plan. Should we trade away Parsons for a pick? In which case, what do we do to rebuild? Please enlighten us.
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04-24-2015, 01:36 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by EricaLubarsky
Please tell me your plan. Should we trade away Parsons for a pick? In which case, what do we do to rebuild? Please enlighten us.
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Re-sign nobody. Ask Dirk if he's down for finishing his career on a rebuilding team. If he would rather leave you trade him. Let Chandler run the show and see what he is about. That will likely get you a top 7 pick in the West.
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04-24-2015, 09:47 PM
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Useless.
Last edited by ActionJackson; 07-08-2015 at 05:13 PM.
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04-24-2015, 09:49 PM
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#36
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Last I had heard before the season started he was planning on coming over next season.
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04-25-2015, 01:10 AM
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What will Koponen's salary look like?
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04-25-2015, 01:22 AM
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#38
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Originally Posted by mac222b
What will Koponen's salary look like?
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I think it should be same as draft players? Would be interesting to see him but I doubt he gets starter minutes under RC. Unless of course RC will really like him. Would be nice to have new energy and life in this team.
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04-26-2015, 01:32 PM
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Resigning Tyson and Monta is a must. I would like Aminu and J.J back. Amare, Charlie, Richard can go. I really like Amare, but Dallas needs to get younger. Cut the 30 year age to about 4 or less next season. Dallas needs better bench rebounders. And get a legit shooting guard who can stretch the floor who is between 6'5 - 6'7 in height. The guards on Dallas are small. Rondo, and Felton are 6'1, Monta and Devin are 6'3, and J. J is like 5'10.
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04-26-2015, 01:39 PM
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Danny Green or Marco Belinelli would be great off the bench for Dallas. I would prefer Dallas getting Danny Green, for his strong defense. I doubt Dallas get Danny. I'm pretty sure teams want Danny.
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