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Szczerbiak is a free agent after the Cavs elected not to re-sign him and recently underwent minor knee surgery. But the 32-year-old has not ruled out trying to make a comeback this season and would appear to be fully eligible to be plugged into a deal by the Cavs in a manner similar to Dallas' signing-and-trading of Keith Van Horn in February 2008 in the Mavericks' complicated trade to re-acquire Jason Kidd.
Put it this way, they could conceicable trade Big Z, West and Wally (only needing to be worth a little more then 6 million) to NO for West, Okafor and Posey. NO could save 4 million this year, around 20 million next season, 25+ the next year.
Quote from: wdleehi on November 16, 2009, 12:25:23 PMPut it this way, they could conceicable trade Big Z, West and Wally (only needing to be worth a little more then 6 million) to NO for West, Okafor and Posey. NO could save 4 million this year, around 20 million next season, 25+ the next year. NO is not trading West. But acquiring Okafor and Posey would be a huge improvement for Cleveland, and I don't like that at all...
If it makes you feel better, we still have Roshown McLeod's deal on our books, and can include him in a sign-and-trade. In his last season, he earned $4,527,003. We can sign him to a deal up to 20% more than that without Base Year Compensation kicking in, meaning we have $5,432,403.60 to work with.
Quote from: Roy Hobbs on November 16, 2009, 12:34:21 PMIf it makes you feel better, we still have Roshown McLeod's deal on our books, and can include him in a sign-and-trade. In his last season, he earned $4,527,003. We can sign him to a deal up to 20% more than that without Base Year Compensation kicking in, meaning we have $5,432,403.60 to work with. Only if we ship him to LA.