I imagine we just offer a contract in that amount and the specific source gets sorted out later.So can we use the room exception before we use our cap space? Or does that not matter?
I think the Kings split the Room Exception between Shasha and Trey Lyle. I think they need to resign Trey Lyles.
I think the Kings split the Room Exception between Shasha and Trey Lyle. I think they need to resign Trey Lyle.
Fine in principle, but based on the amount we spend on the "big FA acquisition", we may be limited in what we can offer Lyles.Lyles can wait. If the Kings keep him in the loop and miss out on a big FA acquisition they can pivot back to him but I would seriously doubt they aren't already counting that cap hold as cap space right now.
He’s a Klutch client. He’ll waitFine in principle, but based on the amount we spend on the "big FA acquisition", we may be limited in what we can offer Lyles.
He might not want to wait around while we chase bigger names, and might settle for an offer from some other team (not the Lakers hopefully). Bottom line, if we are sure we want to bring him back, we need to plan our FA targets accordingly. Else, risk losing him.
Yeah, that seems right. Perfect money and length for him to come try the NBA.
Hmm. Wait for what?He’s a Klutch client. He’ll wait
Hmm. Wait for what?
If I understand correctly, once we have spent our cap (assuming all room exception goes to Sasha), we can only offer the vet minimum to Trey.
Is this not the case? If so, he shouldn't wait, nor should we ask/expect him to.
I think this is correct, and likely the smart move. Don't know how much the cap hold is, but as you suggested, likely not too much.Correct me if I’m wrong, but if we keep the cap hold on Trey then we can go over the cap to resign him with our Bird Rights. And his cap hold is tiny. I think it is less than $2M. So we can renounce him and have like $36M in cap space, or hold him (and have the ability to go over the cap to sign him) and have like $34M.
You can renounce cap holds at any time, so I am guessing we will hold his cap hold (and Barnes too) until we have another player lined up, or they (Barnes and Lyles) find another team.
So ideally, you use roughly $34M on free agents (1-2 good free agents, and perhaps a small portion toward the Domas extension), then you sign Sasha to the room exception, and then use your Bird Rights to resign Trey once you hit the cap, provided you didn’t waive his hold.
no, we just don’t renounce his cap hold which is like 3mmHmm. Wait for what?
If I understand correctly, once we have spent our cap (assuming all room exception goes to Sasha), we can only offer the vet minimum to Trey.
Is this not the case? If so, he shouldn't wait, nor should we ask/expect him to.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but if we keep the cap hold on Trey then we can go over the cap to resign him with our Bird Rights. And his cap hold is tiny. I think it is less than $2M. So we can renounce him and have like $36M in cap space, or hold him (and have the ability to go over the cap to sign him) and have like $34M.
A ha, so Sasha is iffy on the years offered by Sac? 2 years 8 million, and he can go back in two years anyway. Sounds fair.
With the re-signing of Barnes, who presumably will still be a starter along with Keegan, is the idea for Sasha (if signed) to be a super sub off the bench with Monk? We know the starting 5 was very good statistically, but the bench needed some shoring up. Is this intended to be a signing for more scoring punch off the bench?