Misc Signings and Trades

[hpantazo]

edit. BFM beat me to it.

[33_Larry Legend_33]

Carl Landry re-signs with the Hornets...terms not announced.

http://www.nba.com/hornets/news/hornets_resign_carl_landry_2011_12_15.html

[barefacedmonk]

Carl Landry re-signs with the Hornets...terms not announced.

http://www.nba.com/hornets/news/hornets_resign_carl_landry_2011_12_15.html

8.5 mil..on a one year deal.

Carl Landry returns to New Orleans for one year, $8.5M. Agent Mark Bartlestein: "they were really strong about pushing for him."

- David Aldridge

[action781]

Oh man, these guys look thrilled to be with the Hornets. Welcome to New Orleans!

http://instagr.am/p/ZrUyI/

Looks Like a hostage situation.

I couldn't describe it any better. How long is their prison term?

hahaha wow what a pic

[Yogi]

The saddest any one has been to be traded away from the clippers?  Maybe Baron Davis...

[barefacedmonk]

The Sacramento Kings have claimed ex-Net Travis Outlaw with a bid off amnesty waivers, league sources tell Y! Sports.

- Adrian Wojnarowski

[hpantazo]

The Sacramento Kings have claimed ex-Net Travis Outlaw with a bid off amnesty waivers, league sources tell Y! Sports.

- Adrian Wojnarowski

darn, there goes that option

[Roy H.]

The Sacramento Kings have claimed ex-Net Travis Outlaw with a bid off amnesty waivers, league sources tell Y! Sports.

- Adrian Wojnarowski

They can pay him like $1 million for each of the next several years, right?  I think he had four years left, so I think they'd be within their rights to claim him for each of those four years.  However, I'm not 100% positive.

[barefacedmonk]

The Sacramento Kings have claimed ex-Net Travis Outlaw with a bid off amnesty waivers, league sources tell Y! Sports.

- Adrian Wojnarowski

They can pay him like $1 million for each of the next several years, right?  I think he had four years left, so I think they'd be within their rights to claim him for each of those four years.  However, I'm not 100% positive.

From Sam Amick's Twitter feed:

Source says Kings' winning bid was a four-year, $12 million deal for SF Travis Outlaw. He had a 5 yr, $35 million deal with Nets

Nets caught a nice break.

[Roy H.]

The Sacramento Kings have claimed ex-Net Travis Outlaw with a bid off amnesty waivers, league sources tell Y! Sports.

- Adrian Wojnarowski

They can pay him like $1 million for each of the next several years, right?  I think he had four years left, so I think they'd be within their rights to claim him for each of those four years.  However, I'm not 100% positive.

From Sam Amick's Twitter feed:

Source says Kings' winning bid was a four-year, $12 million deal for SF Travis Outlaw. He had a 5 yr, $35 million deal with Nets

Nets caught a nice break.

Wow, that's a pretty aggressive bid.  Did the Kings really think they had a lot of competition, to the point of being compelled to offer $3 million per season?

[LooseCannon]

It's as if the Kings are trying to get above the salary floor but have no ability to understand salary cap implications beyond this season.

[nickagneta]

The Sacramento Kings have claimed ex-Net Travis Outlaw with a bid off amnesty waivers, league sources tell Y! Sports.

- Adrian Wojnarowski

They can pay him like $1 million for each of the next several years, right?  I think he had four years left, so I think they'd be within their rights to claim him for each of those four years.  However, I'm not 100% positive.

From Sam Amick's Twitter feed:

Source says Kings' winning bid was a four-year, $12 million deal for SF Travis Outlaw. He had a 5 yr, $35 million deal with Nets

Nets caught a nice break.

Wow, that's a pretty aggressive bid.  Did the Kings really think they had a lot of competition, to the point of being compelled to offer $3 million per season?

Did they still have to spend some money to get up to the floor because I don't see the reason for the aggressive bid, especially in amount of years.

[BballTim]

The Sacramento Kings have claimed ex-Net Travis Outlaw with a bid off amnesty waivers, league sources tell Y! Sports.

- Adrian Wojnarowski

They can pay him like $1 million for each of the next several years, right?  I think he had four years left, so I think they'd be within their rights to claim him for each of those four years.  However, I'm not 100% positive.

From Sam Amick's Twitter feed:

Source says Kings' winning bid was a four-year, $12 million deal for SF Travis Outlaw. He had a 5 yr, $35 million deal with Nets

Nets caught a nice break.

  I wonder how the bidding works. If one team bids 2 years $6M and another team bids 4 years $10M, do they go for  the most total money, or most money per year?

[Who]

Four years $12 million is a bargain for Travis Outlaw. Good contract.

[nickagneta]

Four years $12 million is a bargain for Travis Outlaw. Good contract.

For Travis Outlaw circa 2008-09 absolutely.

For Travis Outlaw circa 2011, not really. Actually for what he did last year, its way too much.