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Rockets Declining Parsons Contract?

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by mikol13, Jun 3, 2014.

  1. MystikArkitect

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    Bosh not unrealistic. LeBron yes. Sign and trade to Wolves Parsons/Asik/Picks for Love? Will keep their hope of the all white guy team alive.
     
  2. Fullcourt

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    Wasn't there a grace period after this current CBA was agreed upon? Could that happen again?
     
  3. Fullcourt

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    This has been discussed at the beginning of the thread and the supposed value of his QO looks to be $3.9 mil. Some here are completely ignoring this fact and speaking as if we can sign a max guy and then sign Parsons with Bird Rights, but it's simply impossible. It's also hard to imagine us trading for a 3rd star and not including Parsons in the deal.
     
  4. TexasRedd

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    Once LeBron re-ups in Miami why would Bosh leave?
     
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    If the CBA got redone in 2017 and they still had the repeater tax in there then my guess is that it would take effect immediately since it would be a carry over from the prior CBA.

    A grace period is usually for something new and radically different.
     
  6. Fullcourt

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    Maybe Miami no longer wants him?
     
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    Sorry. Clutchfans, a lot of times, is too big for its own good because the threads grow too fast to actually read.

    Maybe the listing I saw for Isaiah Thomas was wrong at about $2.9M. I think they would qualify under the same provision and be based off the same #21 pick (Nolan Smith in 2011) and thus have equal numbers.

    $3.9M (and probably even $2.9M) completely eliminates the chance of signing Anthony. Even eliminates the chance of holding onto Asik for a year and just clearing Lin and Jones to be able to offer someone like Dirk $10.8M. Man, I do not understand this decision at all.
     
  8. Fullcourt

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    No problem. At least you knew about his large QO, unlike many others that are jumping in and assuming he has a ~$1 mil cap hold. I don't understand it either, but I would like to think that Morey has a plan here, especially after what Les said last month.
     
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    we


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    Parsons.
     
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    You guys need to start looking at all possible scenarios involving keeping Parsons and adding a 3rd superstar instead of spending time looking at scenarios involving signing-and-trading Parsons.
     
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    for the first time, I actually agree lol.
     
  12. Haymitch

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    What if we unload Asik and/or Lin, then acquire big money player, then sign Parsons with Bird Rights?
     
  13. Fullcourt

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    I honestly haven't the faintest idea what we're going to do. The only thing I'm sure about is the fact that we are putting ourselves in position to get a 3rd max player if said player so chooses and maybe a couple breaks go our way. I would love it if Parsons moving wasn't involved in these scenarios, but I'm having a hard time figuring out how that would go.

    Depends on your definition of big money. Definitely not Melo territory.
     
  14. JLFan

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    yes you are 100% right...theyre just going to let another team buy him instead.
     
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    That won't happen either.
     
  16. Fullcourt

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    That would be the most idiotic thing the Rockets could do. No reason to decline Parsons' option just to save less than $400k.
     
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    Whatever Parsons signs for to stay with Houston won't matter if/when Asik and Lin are moved.
     
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    Translation: Chandler is an important trade asset. I hope Morey trade him and not me to some crap team.
     
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    No one can take away your consistency from you.
     
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    It absolutely matters if we intend to sign a free agent to a large contract.
     

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