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Re: C's are potential landing spot for Bradley Beal
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Waving Conley probably will happen if signing Beal. So who u rather have?

Uh, no it will not.

Re: C's are potential landing spot for Bradley Beal
« Reply #31 on: Today at 09:06:05 AM »

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Waving Conley probably will happen if signing Beal. So who u rather have?

Uh, no it will not.

I believe that Conley is fully guaranteed.  I think all 14 contracts are now guaranteed.  BOS can waive someone if they want but their full contract would count against the cap/tax/aprons, plus whoever they sign to replace them.

I actually don't like either (Beal or Conley) all that much.  I get that Conley is on a min but I am not so sure we get much out of him.  Emergency use PG, a role for which I guess he will be fine.

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« Reply #32 on: Today at 09:23:49 AM »

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Waving Conley probably will happen if signing Beal. So who u rather have?

Uh, no it will not.

I believe that Conley is fully guaranteed.  I think all 14 contracts are now guaranteed.  BOS can waive someone if they want but their full contract would count against the cap/tax/aprons, plus whoever they sign to replace them.

I actually don't like either (Beal or Conley) all that much.  I get that Conley is on a min but I am not so sure we get much out of him.  Emergency use PG, a role for which I guess he will be fine.

Walsh remains non-guaranteed, but otherwise you are correct.

I do not think Conley is great, but I would rather have him as a 3rd PG than a lot of the other options.  That said, I would love to figure out how to trade Sam Hauser for Davion Mitchell or Ty Jerome.

Re: C's are potential landing spot for Bradley Beal
« Reply #33 on: Today at 09:50:13 AM »

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Waving Conley probably will happen if signing Beal. So who u rather have?

Uh, no it will not.

I believe that Conley is fully guaranteed.  I think all 14 contracts are now guaranteed.  BOS can waive someone if they want but their full contract would count against the cap/tax/aprons, plus whoever they sign to replace them.

I actually don't like either (Beal or Conley) all that much.  I get that Conley is on a min but I am not so sure we get much out of him.  Emergency use PG, a role for which I guess he will be fine.

Walsh remains non-guaranteed, but otherwise you are correct.

I do not think Conley is great, but I would rather have him as a 3rd PG than a lot of the other options.  That said, I would love to figure out how to trade Sam Hauser for Davion Mitchell or Ty Jerome.

OK, yes, Walsh is still non-guaranteed.  Spotrac is not listing the salaries quite the same on the team pages.  It seems it used to be more clear when a salary was not guaranteed.

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2025-26: $200,000 guaranteed, 50% guaranteed Opening Night, fully guaranteed 1/10/26

Re: C's are potential landing spot for Bradley Beal
« Reply #34 on: Today at 11:22:29 AM »

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Waving Conley probably will happen if signing Beal. So who u rather have?

Uh, no it will not.

I believe that Conley is fully guaranteed.  I think all 14 contracts are now guaranteed.  BOS can waive someone if they want but their full contract would count against the cap/tax/aprons, plus whoever they sign to replace them.

I actually don't like either (Beal or Conley) all that much.  I get that Conley is on a min but I am not so sure we get much out of him.  Emergency use PG, a role for which I guess he will be fine.

Walsh remains non-guaranteed, but otherwise you are correct.

I do not think Conley is great, but I would rather have him as a 3rd PG than a lot of the other options.  That said, I would love to figure out how to trade Sam Hauser for Davion Mitchell or Ty Jerome.

OK, yes, Walsh is still non-guaranteed.  Spotrac is not listing the salaries quite the same on the team pages.  It seems it used to be more clear when a salary was not guaranteed.

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2025-26: $200,000 guaranteed, 50% guaranteed Opening Night, fully guaranteed 1/10/26

Interesting. Keith Smith tweeted the other day that Jordan Walsh's contract had become guaranteed.

https://x.com/KeithSmithNBA/status/2079196667216048578

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Jordan Walsh's contact with the Boston Celtics becomes fully guaranteed for $2.4M today.

Walsh will be extension-eligible throughout the balance of the season. He can extend for up to 140% of the average player salary, which would start at $21.2M per season.
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Re: C's are potential landing spot for Bradley Beal
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Just reported that Walsh did sign an extension and BOS did pick op all the guarantees on the current contract.  So NOW, all 14 contracts are guaranteed.
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