If we’re talking purely skill wise, he should probably be making more than either but both dudes are getting huuuuuuuuuuugely overpaid
I don’t see wall as the cp3 mentor type and our 3pt shooting would take a hit. But multiple firsts would make me think about itI wonder if a S&T to the Wizards for Wall would be feasible if the Wizards attach two or three 1sts and a pick swap or two. Could be a Paul in OKC type situation. He “only” has three years left on his deal. It’s a lot of money, but should come with some nice sweeteners. Not sure how Fox would feel, but there is the UK connection—if Fox said no, then drop it. But, could be interesting; that gets Bogi the 2nd or 3rd option he’s looking to be, on a good-ish team. Would net us a lot of assets, and a guy that may be able to bounce back into a big time player.
Also not sure about Wall but I do like the concept of taking on a contract and picks instead of Matching Bogi’s overpay. We would be so much better off.
They used an exemption, still have 26 in space.Adrian Wojnarowski @wojespn
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Free agent guard Kris Dunn has agreed to a two-year, $10M deal with the Atlanta Hawks, sources tell ESPN. Player option on the second year.
So Atlanta Has SGs Snell,Dunn, Huerter and cap space went from 26 to 21M
They need a backup PG (Rondo was supposed to be target) If he gets even 6M not enough for 18Mil for Bogie
I believe Buddy would fit into the remaining cap room Atlanta has. They have assets to do the deal if desired.Serbian journalist just wrote on Twitter that Bogi’s preferred option is to stay with the Kings and take a bigger role if they can trade away Buddy...
Maybe there weren't as many options as his agent made him believe there were.Serbian journalist just wrote on Twitter that Bogi’s preferred option is to stay with the Kings and take a bigger role if they can trade away Buddy...
Wonder if they don’t plan on extending Collins we can help them out with thatThey used an exemption, still have 26 in space.
Collins is said to be asking for a max deal.Wonder if they don’t plan on extending Collins we can help them out with that
Serbian journalist just wrote on Twitter that Bogi’s preferred option is to stay with the Kings and take a bigger role if they can trade away Buddy...
Well if Bagley did blow up at least he would be in the Eastern Conference.How would the board feel about Hield and Bagley to Atlanta for John Collins? This would mean maxing Collins and signing Bogi to $18 mil/per.
How would the board feel about Hield and Bagley to Atlanta for John Collins? This would mean maxing Collins and signing Bogi to $18 mil/per.
Serbian journalist just wrote on Twitter that Bogi’s preferred option is to stay with the Kings and take a bigger role if they can trade away Buddy...
I match at $18M. Some contender, that Bogi will acquiesce to, will come in at the deadline at that number.With 26m in cap space, Atlanta can still sign another player (my guess is a backup center) and still send a offer sheet for 18m to Bogie
Trae,Dunn,Goodwin
Bogie,Snell,Huerter,Mays
Gallo,Hunter,Cam
Collins,Okonwu
Capela FA, Bruno
Until they are done shopping will not see the Offer sheet
Help me understand this... noob question...
We can match any offer by any team trying to sign Bogi, so why is everyone keep saying like we are 100% going to lose him for nothing if, for example, the Hawks really want him and are willing to pay $20 mil/4 years-ish level of a contract anyway, can we match and then trade him to the Hawks, aka sign-n-trade?
Help me understand this... noob question...
We can match any offer by any team trying to sign Bogi, so why is everyone keep saying like we are 100% going to lose him for nothing if, for example, the Hawks really want him and are willing to pay $20 mil/4 years-ish level of a contract anyway, can we match and then trade him to the Hawks, aka sign-n-trade?
Serbian journalist just wrote on Twitter that Bogi’s preferred option is to stay with the Kings and take a bigger role if they can trade away Buddy...
Not for a year.Help me understand this... noob question...
We can match any offer by any team trying to sign Bogi, so why is everyone keep saying like we are 100% going to lose him for nothing if, for example, the Hawks really want him and are willing to pay $20 mil/4 years-ish level of a contract anyway, can we match and then trade him to the Hawks, aka sign-n-trade?
Serbian journalist just wrote on Twitter that Bogi’s preferred option is to stay with the Kings and take a bigger role if they can trade away Buddy...
One would think the conversation starts at ‘27 and ‘29 unprotected plus Kuz, but just don’t see how it’s worth it.On Friday, The Athletic’s Sam Amick and Eric Nehm reported that the Lakers are pursuing a sign-and-trade for Bogdanovic, who’s sign-and-trade deal to the Bucks fell apart. League sources confirmed the report: The Lakers are indeed pursuing Bogdanovic, though the Hawks are considered the favorites. – via Kevin O'Connor @ The Ringer