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Is BBarry worth it?

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by roxan1, Jul 1, 2004.

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  1. munco

    munco Member

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    i'd much rather have barry than fisher but a long-term deal does scare me a bit.
     
  2. ArtV

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    MLE without a State Income Tax is more than 20/3 with a State Income Tax. And 3 years is very reasonable. Take it. He's a guy you won't regret having signed.
     
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    If the Full MLE Is worth 5.9 mill a season it cant the Rox Putting forth that Offer!!. Personaly i would'nt be Offering the Whole 5.9 to a guy who is 32 has a long History of injuries!. I can understand offering some of it, but not the Whole Amount!.
     
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    This is interesting from the LA Times... Sounds like the Rockets are going hard for Barry.

    The Houston Rockets have made an early and aggressive move to sign free-agent guard Brent Barry and that, too, could affect the Lakers in multiple ways. The Lakers have an interest in Barry. Also, the Rockets have considered signing Fisher as a replacement for Steve Francis, who went to the Orlando Magic in the Tracy McGrady trade. The Lakers would like to keep Fisher.

    LATimes.com
     
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    Max we Can offer him IS 17.7 FOR THREE SEASON IF we offerd him the Whole MLE!. if my Math serves me right!
     

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