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Josh Howard
« on: January 25, 2010, 11:43:01 AM »

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If Dallas declines their option on him next summer to be a player in the 2003 draft class, would you be in favor of using the MLE on him?


I have no idea how to make a poll.

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« Reply #1 on: January 25, 2010, 11:46:16 AM »

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Yes, if he was available for the MLE. Good risk. High risk but good risk.

Re: Josh Howard
« Reply #2 on: January 25, 2010, 11:48:07 AM »

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Yes, if he was available for the MLE. Good risk. High risk but good risk.


And if Marquis loses his mind and for some reason signs for the minimum again, our bench is suddenly absurdly deep.

Re: Josh Howard
« Reply #3 on: January 25, 2010, 11:50:31 AM »

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Well, Dallas won't be a player in the FA market, because they won't have cap space next season...but they still could decline his option, as he has had some issues.  My guess is he won't be on Dallas at the end of the year though.  I have a feeling he will be traded.

But whoever has him at the end of the year, if they make him a FA, I would go hard after him with the MLE, because he would be a GREAT pickup.  

Re: Josh Howard
« Reply #4 on: January 25, 2010, 11:52:21 AM »

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Well, Dallas won't be a player in the FA market, because they won't have cap space next season...but they still could decline his option, as he has had some issues.  My guess is he won't be on Dallas at the end of the year though.  I have a feeling he will be traded.

But whoever has him at the end of the year, if they make him a FA, I would go hard after him with the MLE, because he would be a GREAT pickup.  


They can clear 20+ off their cap if they decline Howard and Dampier.

Re: Josh Howard
« Reply #5 on: January 25, 2010, 11:53:29 AM »

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Well, Dallas won't be a player in the FA market, because they won't have cap space next season...but they still could decline his option, as he has had some issues.  My guess is he won't be on Dallas at the end of the year though.  I have a feeling he will be traded.

But whoever has him at the end of the year, if they make him a FA, I would go hard after him with the MLE, because he would be a GREAT pickup.  


They can clear 20+ off their cap if they decline Howard and Dampier.

But they still can't get under the cap, I do believe.

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like that is always lethal." - Evan 'The God' Turner

Re: Josh Howard
« Reply #6 on: January 25, 2010, 11:55:37 AM »

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Well, Dallas won't be a player in the FA market, because they won't have cap space next season...but they still could decline his option, as he has had some issues.  My guess is he won't be on Dallas at the end of the year though.  I have a feeling he will be traded.

But whoever has him at the end of the year, if they make him a FA, I would go hard after him with the MLE, because he would be a GREAT pickup.  


They can clear 20+ off their cap if they decline Howard and Dampier.

But they still can't get under the cap, I do believe.

Not according to todays Daily Dime.

Re: Josh Howard
« Reply #7 on: January 25, 2010, 12:16:59 PM »

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Well, Dallas won't be a player in the FA market, because they won't have cap space next season...but they still could decline his option, as he has had some issues.  My guess is he won't be on Dallas at the end of the year though.  I have a feeling he will be traded.

But whoever has him at the end of the year, if they make him a FA, I would go hard after him with the MLE, because he would be a GREAT pickup.  


They can clear 20+ off their cap if they decline Howard and Dampier.

But they still can't get under the cap, I do believe.

Not according to todays Daily Dime.

Wait are you saying the Mavs would have cap room, or would not?

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Re: Josh Howard
« Reply #8 on: January 25, 2010, 12:18:01 PM »

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Well, Dallas won't be a player in the FA market, because they won't have cap space next season...but they still could decline his option, as he has had some issues.  My guess is he won't be on Dallas at the end of the year though.  I have a feeling he will be traded.

But whoever has him at the end of the year, if they make him a FA, I would go hard after him with the MLE, because he would be a GREAT pickup.  


They can clear 20+ off their cap if they decline Howard and Dampier.

But they still can't get under the cap, I do believe.

Not according to todays Daily Dime.

I think Dampier's last year is guaranteed.

Re: Josh Howard
« Reply #9 on: January 25, 2010, 12:19:59 PM »

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Well, Dallas won't be a player in the FA market, because they won't have cap space next season...but they still could decline his option, as he has had some issues.  My guess is he won't be on Dallas at the end of the year though.  I have a feeling he will be traded.

But whoever has him at the end of the year, if they make him a FA, I would go hard after him with the MLE, because he would be a GREAT pickup.  


They can clear 20+ off their cap if they decline Howard and Dampier.

But they still can't get under the cap, I do believe.

Not according to todays Daily Dime.

Wait are you saying the Mavs would have cap room, or would not?
I haven't read the daily dime but I presume it's talking about Dirk opting out of his contract and leaving the club.

Otherwise, they do not have cap space.

Re: Josh Howard
« Reply #10 on: January 25, 2010, 12:21:19 PM »

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Well, Dallas won't be a player in the FA market, because they won't have cap space next season...but they still could decline his option, as he has had some issues.  My guess is he won't be on Dallas at the end of the year though.  I have a feeling he will be traded.

But whoever has him at the end of the year, if they make him a FA, I would go hard after him with the MLE, because he would be a GREAT pickup.  


They can clear 20+ off their cap if they decline Howard and Dampier.

But they still can't get under the cap, I do believe.

Not according to todays Daily Dime.

I think Dampier's last year is guaranteed.

Nope team option.

Re: Josh Howard
« Reply #11 on: January 25, 2010, 12:24:29 PM »

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Dirk - $21.5 million
Terry - $9.87 million
Kidd - $8.5 million
Marion - $7.3 million
Carroll - $4.3 million
Beaubois + Buckner - $2.26 million

Seven players for a total of $53.73 million + cap holds for empty roster spots equals $56.1 million.

Also have a non-guaranteed contract for Barea ($1.8 million) as well as the team option on Howard ($11.85 million) and non-guaranteed contract for Dampier ($13.1 million). Plus Najera's partially-guaranteed contract ($3mil, $500k guaranteed)

Re: Josh Howard
« Reply #12 on: January 25, 2010, 12:24:37 PM »

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Well, Dallas won't be a player in the FA market, because they won't have cap space next season...but they still could decline his option, as he has had some issues.  My guess is he won't be on Dallas at the end of the year though.  I have a feeling he will be traded.

But whoever has him at the end of the year, if they make him a FA, I would go hard after him with the MLE, because he would be a GREAT pickup.  


They can clear 20+ off their cap if they decline Howard and Dampier.

But they still can't get under the cap, I do believe.

Not according to todays Daily Dime.

Wait are you saying the Mavs would have cap room, or would not?


The Mavs, by declining those two options, have enough cap space to run a sign and trade.

Re: Josh Howard
« Reply #13 on: January 25, 2010, 12:26:33 PM »

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Well, Dallas won't be a player in the FA market, because they won't have cap space next season...but they still could decline his option, as he has had some issues.  My guess is he won't be on Dallas at the end of the year though.  I have a feeling he will be traded.

But whoever has him at the end of the year, if they make him a FA, I would go hard after him with the MLE, because he would be a GREAT pickup.  


They can clear 20+ off their cap if they decline Howard and Dampier.

But they still can't get under the cap, I do believe.

Not according to todays Daily Dime.

Wait are you saying the Mavs would have cap room, or would not?


The Mavs, by declining those two options, have enough cap space to run a sign and trade.

If the mavs declined every option they had, they'd still be right at or just above the salary cap (52-53 Million)

If Dirk declined his option they'd be exactly that amount below it..but why is Dirk walking away from 100 billion Franks?

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like that is always lethal." - Evan 'The God' Turner

Re: Josh Howard
« Reply #14 on: January 25, 2010, 12:28:09 PM »

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Well, Dallas won't be a player in the FA market, because they won't have cap space next season...but they still could decline his option, as he has had some issues.  My guess is he won't be on Dallas at the end of the year though.  I have a feeling he will be traded.

But whoever has him at the end of the year, if they make him a FA, I would go hard after him with the MLE, because he would be a GREAT pickup.  


They can clear 20+ off their cap if they decline Howard and Dampier.

But they still can't get under the cap, I do believe.

Not according to todays Daily Dime.

Wait are you saying the Mavs would have cap room, or would not?


The Mavs, by declining those two options, have enough cap space to run a sign and trade.

If the mavs declined every option they had, they'd still be right at or just above the salary cap (52-53 Million)

If Dirk declined his option they'd be exactly that amount below it..but why is Dirk walking away from 100 billion Franks?


For that you'd have to ask ESPN.