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As a Spurs fan, I'd hate that lineup, especially if they keep Parsons. So, they'll need whoever Harden is guarding to go for 40+ a game...which is entirely possible.
I hear ya. As a Mavs fan that would the first Houston line up that actually looks like a winning basketball team to me.
--again given that they add a MLE type PG who will defend and distribute to go with Beverly.
The only plus side for Rox opponents is all 3 guys would then be at least slightly overpaid and tied up long term limiting any future moves.
but that's a small problem to have considering the talent of that front line.
Wonder if the Rox would take on Felton Spencer and his much smaller contract for Jeremy Lin and his large but expiring deal?
If HOU wanted they could stretch release Felton and cost only 2m in salary against the cap.
Makes them 5m and they keep their 1st rounder.....
Lin would be Dallas' 6th man and Monta Ellis injury protection as well as an expiring piece.
Carmelo has made how much in his career? I wonder if max money is really as important as some think it is for him.
If the Knicks could get both Lebron and Carmelo to sign one year deals with their current teams, could they then next year afford both?
Assuming all egos can accept it, I think Bosh is a perfect fit in Houston. With his extending range, he's a true stretch four which pulls the double-team off of Howard, and doesn't force Bosh to be a a true post, which he's not comfortable doing.
And I assume you mean Raymond Felton, and not Felton Spencer. I just can't see Felton Spencer helping much since he retired 12 years ago.A big body, though. Extra fouls.
Yes, with some tweaks.
If the Knicks could get both Lebron and Carmelo to sign one year deals with their current teams, could they then next year afford both?
I was just saying that the Heat should sign Granger as a backup and they did. 2 years, $4M.
Danny Granger, UNM kid.
I don't think tweaks are really needed, they have about $21 million committed to 2015, and thus can afford 2 max deals with out tweaks. However I don't see Lebron signing a one year deal.
And to be honest, if Melo leaves, I continue to deal away assets. I'm not sure how soon we can trade Jose Calderon, since he was just acquired, but I'd gladly do a sign and trade with the Lakers, dealing Melo+Calderon for Nash+2015 first+2017 first.