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Shaolin Fantastic wrote: View PostDo you mean 5/120? Just checking.
<25M a year for Lowry seems like it'd get beat by other teams like Denver and Minnesota that are fringe playoff teams that need PG upgrades. I'm all for that though I kind of want to rebuild and I think Lowry leaving is the only way that has any chance of happening.
Lowry leaving is indeed the only way they rebuild, because Lowry is freaking awesome.
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DanH wrote: View PostIt's a smart negotiating tact except that the Raptors already have every intent of signing both of them, but only if it makes sense financially. Ujiri won't cave to any such trickery. He'll make his offers and they can take them or leave them, with the usual amount of wiggle room on specifics. But if they expect Ujiri to shell out big money for Ibaka to be able to keep Lowry, they are overestimating how much Masai is likely willing to give Lowry in the first place.Two beer away from being two beers away.
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DanH wrote: View PostI also mean 4/80. For Ibaka.
I'd want to front-load those deals too or flat-rate them if we're re-signing but not sure if those guys would go for that.
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Going back to the thought of Lowry's/Ibaka's agent going all in with the both of them and walking if Raptor's don't match...If that is the case I think Ujiri needs to stand his ground within this negotiation. No way can you let the players/agents dictate the outcome of such magnitude for the next 4-5 years, Ujiri would be putting his job at risk.
If I was Ujiri and the agent tried his so called 'gangster move', I would pull off my own gangster move by letting them walk without flinching.
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lewro wrote: View PostBut JV is the GOAT!
I'm curious to see how much Noel signs for? $17m? Cojo for Noel at $17m > serge at $20m for a 1st + ross imo.
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Deems wrote: View PostGoing back to the thought of Lowry's/Ibaka's agent going all in with the both of them and walking if Raptor's don't match...If that is the case I think Ujiri needs to stand his ground within this negotiation. No way can you let the players/agents dictate the outcome of such magnitude for the next 4-5 years, Ujiri would be putting his job at risk.
If I was Ujiri and the agent tried his so called 'gangster move', I would pull off my own gangster move by letting them walk without flinching.
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Shaolin Fantastic wrote: View PostAh that makes more sense. The last sentence only mentioned Lowry's name so didn't seem like it was referring to Serge.
I'd want to front-load those deals too or flat-rate them if we're re-signing but not sure if those guys would go for that.
I'd be backloading them as much as possible. The window that matters is the next few years. After that, we'll be re-tooling at the least (if not re-building) and I won't much care if we are overpaying a declining Lowry/Ibaka.
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