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Old 07-09-2014, 09:05 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by hayth.james.g View Post
True but its pretty undeniable that this is a worst case scenario for Houston. Even if they move the parts to sign Bosh and resign Parsons, they are looking at a heavy luxury tax situation for at least the next 3 years. 15 per year with player option AND trade kicker.. I just can't imagine they had this in mind before free agency started. Only way the Mavs truly lose in this deal is if other Free Agents rush to get contracts in the next 3 days. It would behoove everyone if players like Stephenson and Deng are patient and wait out the weekend.
Nothing about a Beverly/Harden/Parsons/Bosh/Howard lineup is worst-case.
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