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"I was very surprised they called. They just came off a championship," said Maggette in a phone interview."It's a great honor to even hear from them," Maggette said. "Hopefully, I can look at some of the options. That's a good option playing for those guys."Maggette opted out of the final year of his contract that would have paid $7 million next season. While an NBA source said Maggette's management has asked the Clippers for a contract starting at $11 million next season, he said he could be willing to take a pay cut for Boston.Maggette said. "I've been in the league a long time and I've made a lot of money. I'm tired of losing. I want to get back to the playoffs and win."
i really don't see this happening. going from wanting $11mil to getting in the region of $5mil is a big cut.
it is going to happen , pretty much anywhere that Maggette goes. The only teams that can offer him more are the Bobcats(who already have 70 mil committed to Wallace and Richardson on the wings for the next 3 years ) Memphis and Golden State which are not playoff teams, Maggette said he wants to win. So the most he is going to get from a team that can win is the full MLE.
Quote from: rondohondo on July 02, 2008, 07:18:26 AMit is going to happen , pretty much anywhere that Maggette goes. The only teams that can offer him more are the Bobcats(who already have 70 mil committed to Wallace and Richardson on the wings for the next 3 years ) Memphis and Golden State which are not playoff teams, Maggette said he wants to win. So the most he is going to get from a team that can win is the full MLE.If Philly resigns Iguodala they'll have about $12M available. They want to give that money to Josh Smith, but if that doesn't work out, who knows? They were spunky this season, they'll have money and their starting Shooting Guard right now is Willie Green. If they make an offer to Maggette, who knows, right?
It's simple: Other than the Clippers or a sign-and-trade to another team, he will receive a pay cut.