Everything Gary Trent Jr.

[A.I]

Tony Parker also had a great floater. Flynn is gonna need that in the pros. Malachi looks so tiny out of there... like a skinny, grade school version of Fred.

Flynn does pull up for the mid range shot more than Fred does though. He has that in his bag, just has to develop more in general.

[JawsGT]

It's only his second game, let him get settled.

One thing that I love is the drive to the foul line for a jumper. He's done it a few times already, and it's pretty difficult to contest. Reminds me of Sprewells slash and shot. Drive into the heart of the defence and valt up.

Yeah and thats exactly the kind of shot that both pascal and OG should have too. Fred maybe moreso due his size, but he'd need more space to get it off.

[A.I]

Yeah and thats exactly the kind of shot that both pascal and OG should have too. Fred maybe moreso due his size, but he'd need more space to get it off.

OG and Pascal show flashes of it, but don't look for it or shoot it consistently. That in between game make players great scorers.

[JawsGT]

OG and Pascal show flashes of it, but don't look for it or shoot it consistently. That in between game make players great scorers.

Yeah for sure. It would greatly expand OGs game and make pascal less susceptible to those awkward shots at the rim.

[SkywalkerAC]

OG has to continue working on his upfake-take-the-bump-andone, a lot more than he does his floater or his pullup. He obviously should work on those too, but I have a hard time picturing him being natural at either, so power-game it is. In the midrange it looks like his fadeaway is coming along.

Trent is a different story, definitely going to need that giant-killer. And how bout that pass to the corner last night?

[MixxAOR]

[mike, prague]

Lol, Trent got mixed up for OG on that last play.

[golden]

GTJ has a bit of that mamba mentality in him. Maybe a glimmer of hope for the future.

[nba_4_life]

GTJ has a bit of that mamba mentality in him. Maybe a glimmer of hope for the future.

if only Miami traded herro or phili traded thybull for lowry...

[SkywalkerAC]

How does his bonus situation work again?

[MixxAOR]

How does his bonus situation work again?

If he's a starter and getting specific amount of minutes he gets bonus. He'll get a bonus basically

[planetmars]

How does his bonus situation work again?

So looking at cbafq.com:
http://www.cbafaq.com/salarycap.htm#Q42

However, a player coming off a standard NBA contract (not a Two-Way contract) may qualify for a higher or lower qualifying offer based on whether or not he met the "starter criteria" in the previous season, or in the average of the previous two seasons. The starter criteria are based on starting at least 41 games or playing at least 2,000 minutes in the regular season.

• If a second round pick or undrafted player met the starter criteria following his second or third season in the league, his qualifying offer equals the amount of the qualifying offer applicable to the 21st pick in the first round of the draft class whose rookie scale contract is now finishing³, if this amount is higher than the qualifying offer he otherwise would have received.

Terrance Ferguson was the 21st pick in the 2017 draft. He has a QO of $5,683,323. So if Trent meets the requirements (starts 41 games or plays more than 2,000 minutes) he'll get that raise. Otherwise his qualifying offer becomes $2,079,826.

The Qualifying Offer is also their cap hold for free agency purposes. So if Trent meets this, we'll lose about $3.6M in cap space to sign free agents (assuming Lowry walks).

[DanH]

So looking at cbafq.com:
http://www.cbafaq.com/salarycap.htm#Q42





Terrance Ferguson was the 21st pick in the 2017 draft. He has a QO of $5,683,323. So if Trent meets the requirements (starts 41 games or plays more than 2,000 minutes) he'll get that raise. Otherwise his qualifying offer becomes $2,079,826.

The Qualifying Offer is also their cap hold for free agency purposes. So if Trent meets this, we'll lose about $3.6M in cap space to sign free agents (assuming Lowry walks).

The QO is based on a 100% rookie scale deal, so 20% lower than actual rookie scale deals, which are always signed at 120% of scale. So 4.7M or so.

Worth noting that the 2000 minutes and 41 starts will have been pro-rated down for the shortened season, so it's closer to 1750 minutes. And Trent will certainly cross that threshold unless he gets hurt and misses a lot of games. So we should plan on the higher hold.

[Jclaw]

That is a Norm stat line if there every was one

[Kagemusha]

That is a Norm stat line if there every was one

That's the GTj every Blazers fan loved.