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HahaMcNair might be debating letting Bogi go and signing Jimmer
HahaMcNair might be debating letting Bogi go and signing Jimmer
Marc Stein @TheSteinLineAh is the 10am deadline PST? My bad. Guess I'll find out in my morning.
Marc Stein @TheSteinLine
The Kings, I’m told, have until 11:59 PM ET tonight to make their decision on matching Atlanta’s four-year, $72 million offer sheet to restricted free agent Bogdan Bogdanovic ... if Sacramento wishes to take it to the buzzer
It's considered a poison pill (my understanding) because it specifies that the Kings would pay it.There's no poison pill only a trade kicker.
It's considered a poison pill (my understanding) because it specifies that the Kings would pay it.
We don't really know him yet but what little we do know it seems clear that neither player seems to line up with what he has drafted or how he seems to be setting up. Neither player aligns with what we know "won him the job" either, being that I think he wants to have the core 24 or under right now. Possibly Barnes as the vet, but I can see him moved as well.I think that’s always been Monte’s plan. At this point, I just want him to be able to carry out his vision for the team as quick and as clean as possible, sentimental pain be damned.
I‘m honestly still not sure which direction he goes on the Bogi front though.
That's fair, although my understanding of "poison pill" always just meant that it caused punishment to the party that triggers it. 15% of this contract doesn't seem like a death penalty - yet it may ultimately be the reason we don't match. But I'm cool not using it since I just gave someone a lecture on the word "coup" on reddit this morningI think the problem here is that the term "poison pill", which originally had a specific definition, has now been co-opted to refer to any number of contractual provisions that make trades/matching offer sheets more difficult. It's just a terminology thing and the best solution is probably to drop the term "poison pill", especially as I'm pretty sure that it was originally applied to unmatchable offer sheets that were basically done away with by the Gilbert Arenas provision. Calling it a "trade kicker" doesn't sound as cool, but it's more precise and reduces confusion.
That's fair, although my understanding of "poison pill" always just meant that it caused punishment to the party that triggers it. 15% of this contract doesn't seem like a death penalty - yet it may ultimately be the reason we don't match. But I'm cool not using it since I just gave someone a lecture on the word "coup" on reddit this morning![]()
So we have a long wait today, but on the plus side McNair has more time to try and swing a deal
Question 91 of the cbafaq.com explains it.That's fair, although my understanding of "poison pill" always just meant that it caused punishment to the party that triggers it. 15% of this contract doesn't seem like a death penalty - yet it may ultimately be the reason we don't match. But I'm cool not using it since I just gave someone a lecture on the word "coup" on reddit this morning![]()
My thinking... the Kings will have only 1 #2 guard being paid 18 to 20 mil., tonight or in the not to distant future. If they don't have a real sense that they can swing something for Buddy, they will let Bogie go tonight. I am sure they are trying to market Buddy as we speak. However, my sense is that they let Bogie go.
Furthermore, I'm afraid that the new GM is thinking along the lines of old Kings thinking, build this team. Rather the GM needs to build a different team with corresponding ages, around the supposedly up and coming "Star" player. Everybody else on the team currently, should be marketed and available for youngish assets or future draft picks. This requires wholesale changes. What is the new GM waiting for? Otherwise, it is just more of the same.
This contradicts the Amick report and also the appearance that the new GM drafted directly over Buddy and Bogi.Furthermore, I'm afraid that the new GM is thinking along the lines of old Kings thinking, build this team. Rather the GM needs to build a different team with corresponding ages, around the supposedly up and coming "Star" player. Everybody else on the team currently, should be marketed and available for youngish assets or future draft picks. This requires wholesale changes. What is the new GM waiting for? Otherwise, it is just more of the same.
This contradicts the Amick report and also the appearance that the new GM drafted directly over Buddy and Bogi.
I think Monte's "inaction" is his action. He is dumping Vlade's roster ASAP.
All of those guys outside of Barnes and Buddy expire or are not fully guaranteed beyond this season. I am pretty sure that Buddy is next out the door but I won't be surprised if they start him and move him mid-season.I read Sam's article in the Athletic pertaining to the GM's presentation to the ownership. This is fine.
However, I see Barnes, Buddy, Bjelica, Joseph, Parker and quite possible Bogi still on the roster. At this juncture, in my opinon, the current roster does not seem to meet the presentation.
Sam Presti, and Darly Morey, seem to have a plan and have taken decisive action.
I say the GM needs to get cracking.
All of those guys outside of Barnes and Buddy expire or are not fully guaranteed beyond this season. I am pretty sure that Buddy is next out the door but I won't be surprised if they start him and move him mid-season.
We have to field a roster, so I don't expect any of those guys to move until near the deadline when their contracts have value. We will also have to sign ~3-4 more bodies, most likely they will all be short deals at or near the minimum.
If house cleaning is the goal and next year is a FA bonanza, we're actually in an ideal spot. Especially with the news going out yesterday to the Season Ticket holders that their payments are officially being applied to the 21-22 season.