twslam07
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Move #1
Resign Marcus Thornton. 6 million for 4 years
Move #2
Sign Tyson Chandler. 10 million for 4 years
Move #3
Sign Shane Battier. 8 million for 2 years
Move #4
Trade Jason Thompson for a future draft pick.
Move #5
Sign Anthony Carter or Earl Watson. 1 – 2 million for 1 year
Move #6
Sign Chuck Hayes. 1 – 2 million for 1 year
PG – Tyreke/Jimmer/Watson/Thomas
SG – Thornton/Garcia
SF – Salmons/Battier/Greene/Honeycutt
PF – Cousins/Hickson/Hayes
C – Chandler/Whiteside
Our 8 man rotation would be Tyreke, Thornton, Jimmer, Salmons, Battier, Cousins, Chandler, Hickson. While Garcia and Whiteside give us spot minutes.
This puts us at a salary cap of around 57 million for this year and the next year.
After the 2012/2013 season JJ Hickson, Shane Battier, Francisco Garcia, and Donte Greene will be unrestricted free agents. This will put us at around 37 million giving us around 22 – 23 million in cap room to resign JJ Hickson, our draft picks, and any other fill ins. I would say that it would take around 13 – 14 million to accomplish that. This would bring us to a 50 – 51 million payroll.
After the 2013/2014 season Tyreke Evans, John Salmons, and Hassan Whiteside will be unrestricted free agents. This will put us at around 36 million giving us about 24 million to resign Tyreke Evans, a small forward of our choosing, and any other fill ins. I could see us signing these guys for around 16 – 24 million depending on how good Tyreke Evans and Hassan Whiteside turn out to be. This would bring us to 52 – 60 million payroll.
After the 2014/2015 season DeMarcus Cousins, Tyson Chandler, and Marcus Thornton will be unrestricted free agents. This will put us around 30 – 38 million giving us 22 – 30 million in cap room to resign DeMarcus Cousins and anyone else they want to fill their roster with. They could resign Thornton and Chandler again or somebody else.
This game plan could definitely do some damage in the future. It gives them flexibility in regards to signing and resigning players almost every year, veteran players who are great role models and that are committed to the defensive side of the ball, and a solid core for many years.
Resign Marcus Thornton. 6 million for 4 years
Move #2
Sign Tyson Chandler. 10 million for 4 years
Move #3
Sign Shane Battier. 8 million for 2 years
Move #4
Trade Jason Thompson for a future draft pick.
Move #5
Sign Anthony Carter or Earl Watson. 1 – 2 million for 1 year
Move #6
Sign Chuck Hayes. 1 – 2 million for 1 year
PG – Tyreke/Jimmer/Watson/Thomas
SG – Thornton/Garcia
SF – Salmons/Battier/Greene/Honeycutt
PF – Cousins/Hickson/Hayes
C – Chandler/Whiteside
Our 8 man rotation would be Tyreke, Thornton, Jimmer, Salmons, Battier, Cousins, Chandler, Hickson. While Garcia and Whiteside give us spot minutes.
This puts us at a salary cap of around 57 million for this year and the next year.
After the 2012/2013 season JJ Hickson, Shane Battier, Francisco Garcia, and Donte Greene will be unrestricted free agents. This will put us at around 37 million giving us around 22 – 23 million in cap room to resign JJ Hickson, our draft picks, and any other fill ins. I would say that it would take around 13 – 14 million to accomplish that. This would bring us to a 50 – 51 million payroll.
After the 2013/2014 season Tyreke Evans, John Salmons, and Hassan Whiteside will be unrestricted free agents. This will put us at around 36 million giving us about 24 million to resign Tyreke Evans, a small forward of our choosing, and any other fill ins. I could see us signing these guys for around 16 – 24 million depending on how good Tyreke Evans and Hassan Whiteside turn out to be. This would bring us to 52 – 60 million payroll.
After the 2014/2015 season DeMarcus Cousins, Tyson Chandler, and Marcus Thornton will be unrestricted free agents. This will put us around 30 – 38 million giving us 22 – 30 million in cap room to resign DeMarcus Cousins and anyone else they want to fill their roster with. They could resign Thornton and Chandler again or somebody else.
This game plan could definitely do some damage in the future. It gives them flexibility in regards to signing and resigning players almost every year, veteran players who are great role models and that are committed to the defensive side of the ball, and a solid core for many years.
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