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Houston's cap space, and how Dwight fits, calculations explained.

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by 2016Champions, Jun 30, 2013.

  1. smoothie

    smoothie Jabari Jungle

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    after robinson, we need to move one more player. no getting around it.

    on principal, it would be best to offer him the max, not a few 100k short of the max.
     
  2. primtim24

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    I actually think it's quite the opposite. We view Lin as an average PG, but to a lot of other teams Lin is a more than capable PG, that is a complete cash cow for marketing and revenue, PLUS he is an expiring contract for about 8.4 mil. I think there are a few teams who would take him, but what would we get in return? Beverly is good, but can we honestly win it all with him and a guy like Aaron Brooks as our PG's?
     
  3. lookabove

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    Hopefully DH willing take little less super max otherwise I think either Asik or Lin needs to be moved.

    Otherwise

    Trading both T-Rob and White (will have give money and possible a pick to entice another GM) and waiving Greg Smith would get Rocket over 20.5 hump.
     
  4. KlutchQT

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    Royce is completely delusional. I'm starting to think his mental issues extend beyond anxiety.
     
  5. Faithful123

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    Don't understand. Why nit trade Asik to clear cap space? Asik is doing the same thing as Howard, that's a waste. Lin is the the main PG. Very strange logic.
     
  6. b2bizchina

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    The cap space is not a problem, trust in Morey who has detail plan A, plan B, plan C,etc
    The only problem is whether or not Howard would come to Houston
     
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    Would Les play the luxury tax if we aren't able to move Thomas Robinson?
     
  9. Faithful123

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  10. NMS is the Best

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    It is not a matter of luxury tax, you need cap space to sign free agents on the open market....
     
  11. primtim24

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    It's not really a risk at all, he's an expiring contract, so if a team has guys they want to get off of their books, they would love to bring in JLin for a year or 2 to do that. And also it would've cost the Knicks 20 mil for the last 2 seasons of JLin, but for everybody else it's only 16.8 mil.
     

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