Re: Morris twins extention
Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2014 7:35 am
Nice breakdown T.Bob. Thanks.
Wow, Markieff's contract is a bargain. Marcus a bit high...carey wrote:https://twitter.com/sam_amick/status/516590337725190146 https://twitter.com/paulcoro/status/516588425265545217 Markieff 4/32
Marcus 4/20
I could see us using Bogdanovic's rights as a trade asset. Your probably right, Green would seem the odd man out. But i could also see him take a Discount for some stability. Also don't know how much market he has, really. He has allready been on almost half the league's Teams and some Teams might not buy, that he has changed his attitude.The Bobster wrote:I suspect the Timberwolves pick will turn into two #2s. So the Suns will have four #1s and five #2s in the next three years, plus they have the rights to two draft picks that they haven't signed - Bogdanovic who seems to be a legitimate prospect, and Brown who looks like a long shot (figuratively and literally).
Extending the contracts of both Morris brothers makes it clear that if there's an odd man out it's probably Green. Even if they let Green and Randolph go next year they could very easily have 16 players in camp (if they re-sign G. Dragic, sign Brown and add two 1st round picks). Bogdanovic probably won''t come over until at least 2016, and there's probably not much need for him until at least then.
By the end of that extension people will look at Markieff's contract as a huge bargain and will Marcus's as very reasonable. The cap may be $85-90 million by that point.gosuns wrote:Wow, Markieff's contract is a bargain. Marcus a bit high...carey wrote:https://twitter.com/sam_amick/status/516590337725190146 https://twitter.com/paulcoro/status/516588425265545217 Markieff 4/32
Marcus 4/20
First thing I thought when I learned about the IT3 signing was what could we get for Green-Ennis+, because I saw IT3 playing the role of gunner off the bench (as well as pure PG duties).The Bobster wrote:Extending the contracts of both Morris brothers makes it clear that if there's an odd man out it's probably Green.
There are plenty of players they could shop in the right kind of deal for a big man during the season - Bogdanovic, Green, Goodwin, Ennis, Tolliver, even Tucker.gosuns wrote:I could see us using Bogdanovic's rights as a trade asset. Your probably right, Green would seem the odd man out. But i could also see him take a Discount for some stability. Also don't know how much market he has, really. He has allready been on almost half the league's Teams and some Teams might not buy, that he has changed his attitude.
Great summary. Thanks!The Bobster wrote:Signed or Option/Qualifying Offer Through -
2015 - Goran Dragic, Gerald Green, Shavlik Randolph
2016 - Zoran Dragic, Anthony Tolliver
2017 - Miles Plumley, P.J. Tucker
2018 - Archie Goodwin, Alex Len, Isaiah Thomas
2019 - Eric Bledsoe, Tyler Ennis, Marcus Morris, Markieff Morris, T.J. Warren
Future Draft Picks
2015 - Own #1 and #2 picks, Lakers' #1 pick (protected top 5, protected top 3 in 2016), Timberwolves #1 pick (protected top 12, then becomes 2016 and 2107 second-round picks)
2016 - Own #1 and #2 picks
2017 - Own #1 and #2 picks
2018 - Own #1 and #2 picks
2019 - Own #1 and #2 picks
Unsigned Draft Picks -
Bogdan Bogdanovic
Alec Brown
This part really irks me...Timberwolves #1 pick (protected top 12, then becomes 2016 and 2107 second-round picks)
carey wrote:The Suns gave the Morris brothers a total and asked them how they would like to split it. Apparently the result is how they value themselves.
http://www.azcentral.com/story/sports/n ... /16420367/
"They're very close and we didn't want to suggest anything that would be a disconnect to what they thought their value was," Babby said. "I didn't delegate the whole project to them but I did ask, 'How would you divide it up?' They're so close and in it together that it was better to negotiate the total amount and then go to them for how to divide it. They desperately wanted to be together and they play better together. They motivate each other and it's been fun for me to watch their maturation."
I love the tactic.SunsFan4Life wrote:I don't agree with the tactic, but it is what it is. Glad to have Kieff locked up at a fair deal
I don't believe Stein reported on what the splits were. He said they were TBD in his initial tweets.carey wrote:The extensions are final. There's a separate thread on the main board. Stein had the total right but the splits wrong. It's 8/yr for Markieff and 5/yr for Marcus.
The Bobster wrote:...and Brown who looks like a long shot (figuratively and literally).
Indy wrote:I love the tactic.SunsFan4Life wrote:I don't agree with the tactic, but it is what it is. Glad to have Kieff locked up at a fair deal
"Hey guys, our total we are willing to spend is 52 million over 4 years. You two figure out how you want to split it and let us know."