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psrs1 wrote: View PostI truly hope this happens but am not confident it will. There will have to be a dramatic improvement in his play starting tonight.
JV got NINE screen assists last game. DeMar with JV on the floor had a 59% TS%. JV with DD on the floor had a 73% TS%. DeMar hit JV three times for an assist, and JV hit DeMar for an assist.
Now, there's still every reason to believe Casey will not see this and will leave the team floundering for multiple sets at a time before they stumble across a DD-JV pick and roll, so there's reason to doubt. But it's not any issue with DD and JV. When they are used together in sets they are pretty unstoppable.
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The interesting thing about this summer as compared to previous years is that the teams that are generally good free agent destinations have a lot of cap space and need to make an immediate impact (ie, can't stay in the lottery). Then there is that cap boom.
That's why guys like Batum, DeRozan and Conley are going to be getting more than they should be. That's why someone like Biyombo will probably be making double figures. It's a good time to be a free agent.
Personally I think Masai does what he did with Amir. Silently let him walk. Amir and DD to me are very similar. Loyal guys, that prop up the city. DD is a two time all-star and Amir was just a role player.. but they both personified what it meant to be a Raptor. Yet Amir just left and it ended up being no big deal to anyone.
Which tells me that Masai could let DD walk and as long as he does something in the off season to make up for it (ie, sign a starting caliber player like Batum or Horford) most people won't blink an eye and life will move on.
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DanH wrote: View PostNope! There will only have to be a slight adjustment to the team's offensive sets. Run DD and JV pick and rolls as the primary option. Run JV high post sets with cutters as the second option, and if that flatlines, run DD around JV on a handoff as the third option. 4th option can be someone other than DD and JV.
JV got NINE screen assists last game. DeMar with JV on the floor had a 59% TS%. JV with DD on the floor had a 73% TS%. DeMar hit JV three times for an assist, and JV hit DeMar for an assist.
Now, there's still every reason to believe Casey will not see this and will leave the team floundering for multiple sets at a time before they stumble across a DD-JV pick and roll, so there's reason to doubt. But it's not any issue with DD and JV. When they are used together in sets they are pretty unstoppable.
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planetmars wrote: View PostThe interesting thing about this summer as compared to previous years is that the teams that are generally good free agent destinations have a lot of cap space and need to make an immediate impact (ie, can't stay in the lottery). Then there is that cap boom.
That's why guys like Batum, DeRozan and Conley are going to be getting more than they should be. That's why someone like Biyombo will probably be making double figures. It's a good time to be a free agent.
Personally I think Masai does what he did with Amir. Silently let him walk. Amir and DD to me are very similar. Loyal guys, that prop up the city. DD is a two time all-star and Amir was just a role player.. but they both personified what it meant to be a Raptor. Yet Amir just left and it ended up being no big deal to anyone.
Which tells me that Masai could let DD walk and as long as he does something in the off season to make up for it (ie, sign a starting caliber player like Batum or Horford) most people won't blink an eye and life will move on.
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Miekenstien wrote: View Postwow. so completely useless now. no reason for a player to take the sign and trade and hurt his new team by having them give up assets.
so nba guaranteed 7 years when you are paying to develop a player and then nothing. that is shitty for non marquee living areas.
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DanH wrote: View PostNope! There will only have to be a slight adjustment to the team's offensive sets. Run DD and JV pick and rolls as the primary option. Run JV high post sets with cutters as the second option, and if that flatlines, run DD around JV on a handoff as the third option. 4th option can be someone other than DD and JV.
JV got NINE screen assists last game. DeMar with JV on the floor had a 59% TS%. JV with DD on the floor had a 73% TS%. DeMar hit JV three times for an assist, and JV hit DeMar for an assist.
Now, there's still every reason to believe Casey will not see this and will leave the team floundering for multiple sets at a time before they stumble across a DD-JV pick and roll, so there's reason to doubt. But it's not any issue with DD and JV. When they are used together in sets they are pretty unstoppable.
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planetmars wrote: View PostThe interesting thing about this summer as compared to previous years is that the teams that are generally good free agent destinations have a lot of cap space and need to make an immediate impact (ie, can't stay in the lottery). Then there is that cap boom.
That's why guys like Batum, DeRozan and Conley are going to be getting more than they should be. That's why someone like Biyombo will probably be making double figures. It's a good time to be a free agent.
Personally I think Masai does what he did with Amir. Silently let him walk. Amir and DD to me are very similar. Loyal guys, that prop up the city. DD is a two time all-star and Amir was just a role player.. but they both personified what it meant to be a Raptor. Yet Amir just left and it ended up being no big deal to anyone.
Which tells me that Masai could let DD walk and as long as he does something in the off season to make up for it (ie, sign a starting caliber player like Batum or Horford) most people won't blink an eye and life will move on.
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DanH wrote: View PostTeams can now only sign and trade players if they sign them to a deal a team that doesn't have Bird Rights can sign them to - so their max offer, but only for 4 years and smaller raises. In other words, if the Lakers have cap room, they can offer him 4 years and just over 100M. And if we sign and trade DD to them (or anyone else), we can offer him 4 years and just over 100M.
So if Masai signs DeRozan to a max contract (i.e. the highest term/dollar amount possible by the Raptors), he can't be traded until a certain amount of time has expired?
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psrs1 wrote: View PostExcellent analysis. Hopefully someone brings this to his attention.
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Nilanka wrote: View PostNot sure I understand this.
So if Masai signs DeRozan to a max contract (i.e. the highest term/dollar amount possible by the Raptors), he can't be traded until a certain amount of time has expired?
For all other times a player signs a contract, they cannot be traded until the next December/January (depending on the type of contract).
So we could sign DD to a 5 year, Bird Rights max contract, then try to trade him mid-season next year. Or we could sign-and-trade him to a team in July, but if we do we can't offer those 5 years.
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DanH wrote: View PostSigning a player then trading them later is different than a "sign and trade", which is an actual type of transaction. A sign and trade means that the player signs a contract with his current team that in the contract itself states that he will be traded (within 48 hours or something) to a specific team.
For all other times a player signs a contract, they cannot be traded until the next December/January (depending on the type of contract).
So we could sign DD to a 5 year, Bird Rights max contract, then try to trade him mid-season next year. Or we could sign-and-trade him to a team in July, but if we do we can't offer those 5 years.
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Nilanka wrote: View PostThanks for the explanation. So the only reason DeRozan would agree to a S&T with us, is if he wants to go to a specific team who doesn't have the cap space to sign him directly.
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