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Re: Looks like Danny is trying for a S&T for Terry.
« Reply #15 on: July 13, 2012, 03:53:48 PM »

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if we succeeded in this... shouldn't we use the MLE for a big man?  That's our real need.

Re: Looks like Danny is trying for a S&T for Terry.
« Reply #16 on: July 13, 2012, 03:57:49 PM »

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if we succeeded in this... shouldn't we use the MLE for a big man?  That's our real need.
What Centers are out there for the MLE is what I'm wondering.

Darko could make it through the bidding process, Kwame Brown? Not sure who else.

Re: Looks like Danny is trying for a S&T for Terry.
« Reply #17 on: July 13, 2012, 03:59:43 PM »

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if we succeeded in this... shouldn't we use the MLE for a big man?  That's our real need.
What Centers are out there for the MLE is what I'm wondering.

Darko could make it through the bidding process, Kwame Brown? Not sure who else.

Kwame Brown signed with the sixers for 3 million/year. Darko is not worth the MLE. There really are no big men worth the MLE unless Scola somehow makes it to free agency after he got amnestied today. I see us fully intent on using the MLE on a SG, Lee or Mayo.

Re: Looks like Danny is trying for a S&T for Terry.
« Reply #18 on: July 13, 2012, 04:00:14 PM »

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if we succeeded in this... shouldn't we use the MLE for a big man?  That's our real need.
What Centers are out there for the MLE is what I'm wondering.

Darko could make it through the bidding process, Kwame Brown? Not sure who else.

Kwame signed with Philly. Not much but scraps on the market. The MLE would be best used on another guard which may be the case if Ainge can get this done.

Re: Looks like Danny is trying for a S&T for Terry.
« Reply #19 on: July 13, 2012, 04:03:14 PM »

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Can I just say, if this goes through and we use the MLE on Lee or Mayo, we will have made some SERIOUS additions. Here's a comparison of who we've added (i.e. who didn't play for us for most of the year) vs who Miami added...


BOS: Lee/Mayo, Terry, Green, Wilcox, Sullinger, Melo, Joseph
MIA: Allen, Lewis (no draft picks)

We won this offseason

Re: Looks like Danny is trying for a S&T for Terry.
« Reply #20 on: July 13, 2012, 04:05:30 PM »

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I certainly hope I'm wrong.  I'd love for a S&T to happen. 

But even if the C's cover the entire cost of Dooling's deal, it still counts towards the cap and towards (what could eventually become for the Mavericks) the luxury tax.  I just wonder if the the Mavs view a second round pick as enough compensation for bumping up their total salary 3 million dollars. 

Considering that most 2nd round picks amount to nothing, I don't know if it's enough. 

Re: Looks like Danny is trying for a S&T for Terry.
« Reply #21 on: July 13, 2012, 04:05:35 PM »

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if we succeeded in this... shouldn't we use the MLE for a big man?  That's our real need.
What Centers are out there for the MLE is what I'm wondering.

Darko could make it through the bidding process, Kwame Brown? Not sure who else.

Kwame Brown signed with the sixers for 3 million/year. Darko is not worth the MLE. There really are no big men worth the MLE unless Scola somehow makes it to free agency after he got amnestied today. I see us fully intent on using the MLE on a SG, Lee or Mayo.
You don't need to use all of the MLE on one player.

Re: Looks like Danny is trying for a S&T for Terry.
« Reply #22 on: July 13, 2012, 04:06:01 PM »

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I certainly hope I'm wrong.  I'd love for a S&T to happen. 

But even if the C's cover the entire cost of Dooling's deal, it still counts towards the cap and towards (what could eventually become for the Mavericks) the luxury tax.  I just wonder if the the Mavs view a second round pick as enough compensation for bumping up their total salary 3 million dollars. 

Considering that most 2nd round picks amount to nothing, I don't know if it's enough. 
The Mavericks aren't going to be taxpayers this year.

Re: Looks like Danny is trying for a S&T for Terry.
« Reply #23 on: July 13, 2012, 04:07:51 PM »

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I wouldn't mind splitting the MLE between Stiemsma and Pietrus.

Re: Looks like Danny is trying for a S&T for Terry.
« Reply #24 on: July 13, 2012, 04:19:28 PM »

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I'm hopeful, but i also don't know why dallas would do this unless we gave them something they wanted, i.e. bradley, JJJ, a good pick (first or good second like charlottes). As others have pointed out, even if we pay Dallas, anything they take in return will count againsth the cap, and they've really been working their capspace; not sure if they want Dooling for 3 million blocking potential amnesty bids, etc, just for a 2nd rounder or something.

Also, they would NOT get a trade exception; trade exceptions are given to teams over the cap when they deal a player into existing capspace on a team UNDER the cap. So not this scenario.




Re: Looks like Danny is trying for a S&T for Terry.
« Reply #25 on: July 13, 2012, 04:23:11 PM »

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I'm hopeful, but i also don't know why dallas would do this unless we gave them something they wanted, i.e. bradley, JJJ, a good pick (first or good second like charlottes). As others have pointed out, even if we pay Dallas, anything they take in return will count againsth the cap, and they've really been working their capspace; not sure if they want Dooling for 3 million blocking potential amnesty bids, etc, just for a 2nd rounder or something.

Also, they would NOT get a trade exception; trade exceptions are given to teams over the cap when they deal a player into existing capspace on a team UNDER the cap. So not this scenario.




They can use their cap space and then complete the trade if that's an issue. Its a matter of timing.

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« Reply #26 on: July 13, 2012, 04:38:03 PM »

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I'm hopeful, but i also don't know why dallas would do this unless we gave them something they wanted, i.e. bradley, JJJ, a good pick (first or good second like charlottes). As others have pointed out, even if we pay Dallas, anything they take in return will count againsth the cap, and they've really been working their capspace; not sure if they want Dooling for 3 million blocking potential amnesty bids, etc, just for a 2nd rounder or something.

Also, they would NOT get a trade exception; trade exceptions are given to teams over the cap when they deal a player into existing capspace on a team UNDER the cap. So not this scenario.




They can use their cap space and then complete the trade if that's an issue. Its a matter of timing.

How? they'd have to renounce his bird rights to use all the capspace, then they couldn't sign him and trade him.

Re: Looks like Danny is trying for a S&T for Terry.
« Reply #27 on: July 13, 2012, 04:40:47 PM »

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I'm hopeful, but i also don't know why dallas would do this unless we gave them something they wanted, i.e. bradley, JJJ, a good pick (first or good second like charlottes). As others have pointed out, even if we pay Dallas, anything they take in return will count againsth the cap, and they've really been working their capspace; not sure if they want Dooling for 3 million blocking potential amnesty bids, etc, just for a 2nd rounder or something.

Also, they would NOT get a trade exception; trade exceptions are given to teams over the cap when they deal a player into existing capspace on a team UNDER the cap. So not this scenario.




They can use their cap space and then complete the trade if that's an issue. Its a matter of timing.

How? they'd have to renounce his bird rights to use all the capspace, then they couldn't sign him and trade him.
You're right I forgot how much he was still making on his old deal, far more than what his new salary will be.

I have my doubts whether or not the Mavericks will use all of their cap space. It'll depend on whether or not they win Amensty bids probably. That could be the hold up.

Re: Looks like Danny is trying for a S&T for Terry.
« Reply #28 on: July 13, 2012, 04:46:05 PM »

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What I am learning is what I already knew.  A sign and trade with either Hou or Dal is a long shot, especially of the only real compensation is a 2nd round pick.  Do we give up a first?  That's only a bit better but I'd do it, expecially considering the number of young players we already have on the team.

Re: Looks like Danny is trying for a S&T for Terry.
« Reply #29 on: July 13, 2012, 04:48:33 PM »

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Why not give up more than one second round pick?  The Celtics have amassed a decent number of those.
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