Re: SUNS 2014: Free Agency 2 (new)
Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2014 6:00 pm
It possible we could be just delaying his signing in case we make a move and need his bird rights no?
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I've been holding out hope that's what's going to happen, but I don't know. We're going to be entertaining to watch like the pre-Barkley 90's teams, but man if we don't need some rebounding and toughness up front.TheOriginalOriginal wrote:It possible we could be just delaying his signing in case we make a move and need his bird rights no?
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I'd take a flyer on him and put him at the 4. He can post, shoot the 3, rebound, another ballhandler on the break. He'd give us some needed size, length and athleticism in the frontcourt.
So Eric wants to be the #1 paid guy on this team over all his teammates AND over any potential free agent we get. He want this to be his team.Mori Chu wrote:The thing about those 5-year deals is that it designates the player as like your "franchise player" or something, for the rest of his time with the Suns. Nobody else can get a 5-year deal ever until Bledsoe is no longer on the team. That's a pretty big deal. It'd be impossible to give Dragic an equivalent deal later on.
In terms of the paint, Plumlee is the guy I am hoping for. He showed us a ton of promise at the start of last season, but he seemed to kind of burn out as the year went on. I hope he has another good year in him and can keep up his stamina.
I used to be able to keep up with the CBA stuff, but can't any more. A sibling of mine is a CPA who used to do the salary cap stuff for an NFL team. Its not an easy task.INFORMER wrote:No, the 5-year deal thing isn't being reported accurately. Bledsoe can resign for a 5-year deal now, and that does not take away the franchise player designation. That would have only happened if he had received a 5-year contract extension.