-Kings have precisely the rookie minimum left of their MLE, could go to Sasha Vezenkov to give him a 3-4 year deal.
Yeah, I agree. Seems presumptious to assume it's for Vezenkov.-Kings have precisely the rookie minimum left of their MLE, could go to Sasha Vezenkov to give him a 3-4 year deal.
Why is the BAE not mentioned here?
Other than making a 3-4 year deal, only 1 mil MLE doesnt sound like it will get it done
-Kings have precisely the rookie minimum left of their MLE, could go to Sasha Vezenkov to give him a 3-4 year deal.
Why is the BAE not mentioned here?
Other than making a 3-4 year deal, only 1 mil MLE doesnt sound like it will get it done
I had the same question. It turns out that the legend indicates teams with an asterisk do NOT have the BAE. We don't have the asterisk, so we DO have the BAE. Why the BAE is not included in "spending power" is beyond me, because obviously the BAE is spending power.
My same thought. I'm guessing the bit of the MLE that's left is to round out the roster with a 14th/15th man.
C Sabonis/Holmes/Len
PF Murray/Lyles/Metu
SF Barnes/Vezenkov/??
SG Huerter/Monk/Davis
PG Fox/Mitchell/??
Most of the guys listed as SF or PF are actually PFs IMO so bringing back a guy like Josh Jackson on a small deal makes a lot of sense. I also think Huerter essentially be the SF in 3 guard lineups fairly often. Then a minimum contract deal for a 3rd string PG to round out the roster with Ellis and Queta on two way deals.
I don't see any world where he can play the three in the NBA. Kings are going to have both the SF and PF standing in either corner and praying to god Domas can get them the ball.
Isn't that exactly what I said? The Kings currently don't have a single player that I would definitively say is a SF. That doesn't means as much in today's NBA as it did in years past, but it does point to a lack of athletic wings.
I'm not rebutting you. Just don't see why he would be slotted in at the three spot. Right now, the only player capable of playing the 3 spot is Barnes.
I think Barnes is better at the 4 than the three as well, but he and Murray will likely be the starting forwards so I guess HB is the SF by default.
I think the reality is that we'll see the starting five (Fox, Huerter, Barnes, Murray) and then a bench rotation of Mitchell, Holmes, Monk and either Davis or Lyles. Lots of three guard lineups I'm sure.
Vezenkov is a pf and played some small-ball c. He isn't a sf.
Would rather geriatric Iguadala, Watanabe, Rodney Hood, Admiral Schofield, or pretty much anyone as opposed to Josh Jackson.
I think Barnes is better at the 4 than the three as well, but he and Murray will likely be the starting forwards so I guess HB is the SF by default.
I think the reality is that we'll see the starting five (Fox, Huerter, Barnes, Murray) and then a bench rotation of Mitchell, Holmes, Monk and either Davis or Lyles. Lots of three guard lineups I'm sure.
I think that’s right and the team may not have the ability to balance the roster until the trade deadline. But it’s starting to make more sense.
Realistically - the West is such a gauntlet that it’s probably another lotto season. But at least I have some hope of a watchable team that is building something.
They’ll probably just crush my spirit.
View attachment 11137One of two things: Either he is not coming this year, or he doesnt need to come to vegas because he is very likely coming.
No idea why the Kings wouldn’t have made an offer already if they plan to
Well, that is...interesting, I guess.View attachment 11137One of two things: Either he is not coming this year, or he doesnt need to come to vegas because he is very likely coming.
He’s our new Bodirogafrom reading the twitters while roaming around barcelona it appears that his new MVP status means his Greek club is prepared to give him a retention bonus/renegotiate his contract not to come. Thought it was a pretty straightforward buy out but I guess not. sounds like the ball is now in the Kings court to win him over but he won't be coming to Vegas to hear it and if Olympiacos offers even close to the BAE then we're hosed because presumably that is a) post tax and b) we still have to carve out part of the BAE to cover the buyout.
Well, seeing that you are the local European expert, I can't argue with you there.Not a fan of holding up the last roster position for a guy who more than likely won't even be an average rotational player even if he does come over. There were probably better ways to use the money/roster slot.
yeah.. I called this. I don't think we have enough money to entice him to come over this year. He'd only be making around 2 years $4million after taxes. His current contract is 2 years $1.8million after taxes. I also saw a floating rumor on Twitter was that he's getting $$$ incentive for winning MVP.
I'm also not sure why fans on Twitter are upset at him...
He’s our new Bodiroga
from reading the twitters while roaming around barcelona it appears that his new MVP status means his Greek club is prepared to give him a retention bonus/renegotiate his contract not to come. Thought it was a pretty straightforward buy out but I guess not. sounds like the ball is now in the Kings court to win him over but he won't be coming to Vegas to hear it and if Olympiacos offers even close to the BAE then we're hosed because presumably that is a) post tax and b) we still have to carve out part of the BAE to cover the buyout.