slaw wrote:
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The Raptors couldn't extract the same kind of discount on DeRozan that the Hornets got with Batum, though they did end up a little shy of his max. This is a similar amount to what DeRozan would make on a five-year maximum deal with the 4.5 percent raises other teams can offer rather than the 7.5 percent Toronto could offer using Bird rights.
While I'm not the world's biggest DeRozan fan, I still think having him back is preferable to the alternative of creating modest cap space that might not even pay for a starter in this year's market.
While I'm not the world's biggest DeRozan fan, I still think having him back is preferable to the alternative of creating modest cap space that might not even pay for a starter in this year's market.
While I was skeptical of DeRozan's All-Star candidacy, his ability to create shots is valuable so long as he can make them with average efficiency as he did during the regular season (.550 true shooting percentage).
Using WARP, DeRozan is likely to remain a 4-5 win player for the next three to four seasons, which puts his value in the neighborhood of his max salary.
Using WARP, DeRozan is likely to remain a 4-5 win player for the next three to four seasons, which puts his value in the neighborhood of his max salary.
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