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Karmaloop
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I wouldn't put too much stock into that list. It's abundantly clear that unless you had recent prior coaching experience, you're going to get docked. |
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numero-ocho
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| Karmaloop wrote: |
I wouldn't put too much stock into that list. It's abundantly clear that unless you had recent prior coaching experience, you're going to get docked. |
If they had one of these lists for 2014-15 season the top guys would have been George Karl, David Blatt, Lionel Hollins and Byron Scott with guys like Steve Kerr and Quinn Snyder at the bottom.
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pio2u
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| Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2016 7:40 am Post subject: |
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| Bard207 wrote: | | pio2u wrote: | NBA AM: Post-Lottery 2016-17 Cap Projections 
*Lakers projection - $64.4 mil
| Quote: | The draft will be held on June 23, ahead of an unprecedented free-agency period in July that will see the league’s salary cap will jump to $92 million for the 2016-17 season. Currently at $70 million, the $22 million expected leap (due to the NBA’s new national television deal), in turn, will drop most teams well under the cap.
Max contracts project to start at $21.6 million for players with up to six years of experience, $25.9 million for those with seven to nine years, and $30.2 million with 10 or more years in the league. |
http://www.basketballinsiders.com/nba-am-post-lottery-2016-17-cap-projections/ |
| Quote: | | *Lakers projection - $64.4 mil |
You are in favor of Mitch not giving a qualifying offer to Clarkson? |
How they get it done is not important to me; but I hope the FO ensures that JC is a big part of our future moving forward. |
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Bard207
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| Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2016 11:38 am Post subject: |
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| pio2u wrote: | | Bard207 wrote: | | pio2u wrote: | NBA AM: Post-Lottery 2016-17 Cap Projections
*Lakers projection - $64.4 mil
| Quote: | The draft will be held on June 23, ahead of an unprecedented free-agency period in July that will see the league’s salary cap will jump to $92 million for the 2016-17 season. Currently at $70 million, the $22 million expected leap (due to the NBA’s new national television deal), in turn, will drop most teams well under the cap.
Max contracts project to start at $21.6 million for players with up to six years of experience, $25.9 million for those with seven to nine years, and $30.2 million with 10 or more years in the league. |
http://www.basketballinsiders.com/nba-am-post-lottery-2016-17-cap-projections/ |
| Quote: | | *Lakers projection - $64.4 mil |
You are in favor of Mitch not giving a qualifying offer to Clarkson? |
How they get it done is not important to me; but I hope the FO ensures that JC is a big part of our future moving forward. |
Let me rephrase the question:
How were you able to give a qualifying offer to Clarkson and still have $64.4 million in Cap Space? |
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venturalakersfan
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| Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2016 11:42 am Post subject: |
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| Bard207 wrote: | | pio2u wrote: | | Bard207 wrote: | | pio2u wrote: | NBA AM: Post-Lottery 2016-17 Cap Projections
*Lakers projection - $64.4 mil
| Quote: | The draft will be held on June 23, ahead of an unprecedented free-agency period in July that will see the league’s salary cap will jump to $92 million for the 2016-17 season. Currently at $70 million, the $22 million expected leap (due to the NBA’s new national television deal), in turn, will drop most teams well under the cap.
Max contracts project to start at $21.6 million for players with up to six years of experience, $25.9 million for those with seven to nine years, and $30.2 million with 10 or more years in the league. |
http://www.basketballinsiders.com/nba-am-post-lottery-2016-17-cap-projections/ |
| Quote: | | *Lakers projection - $64.4 mil |
You are in favor of Mitch not giving a qualifying offer to Clarkson? |
How they get it done is not important to me; but I hope the FO ensures that JC is a big part of our future moving forward. |
Let me rephrase the question:
How were you able to give a qualifying offer to Clarkson and still have $64.4 million in Cap Space? |
Did you not click on the link? Emplay gives a range of what cap space could be and for the Lakers it is anywhere from $0 to $64.4 mil. No one mentioned Clarkson's QO other than you.
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pio2u
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| Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2016 11:45 am Post subject: |
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| Bard207 wrote: | | pio2u wrote: | | Bard207 wrote: | | pio2u wrote: | NBA AM: Post-Lottery 2016-17 Cap Projections
*Lakers projection - $64.4 mil
| Quote: | The draft will be held on June 23, ahead of an unprecedented free-agency period in July that will see the league’s salary cap will jump to $92 million for the 2016-17 season. Currently at $70 million, the $22 million expected leap (due to the NBA’s new national television deal), in turn, will drop most teams well under the cap.
Max contracts project to start at $21.6 million for players with up to six years of experience, $25.9 million for those with seven to nine years, and $30.2 million with 10 or more years in the league. |
http://www.basketballinsiders.com/nba-am-post-lottery-2016-17-cap-projections/ |
| Quote: | | *Lakers projection - $64.4 mil |
You are in favor of Mitch not giving a qualifying offer to Clarkson? |
How they get it done is not important to me; but I hope the FO ensures that JC is a big part of our future moving forward. |
Let me rephrase the question:
How did you get $64.4 million in Cap Space while also giving a Qualifying Offer to Clarkson? |
* A $2.7 mil qualifying offer to Jordan Clarkson will reduce the cap projection. |
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venturalakersfan
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| pio2u wrote: | | Bard207 wrote: | | pio2u wrote: | | Bard207 wrote: | | pio2u wrote: | NBA AM: Post-Lottery 2016-17 Cap Projections
*Lakers projection - $64.4 mil
| Quote: | The draft will be held on June 23, ahead of an unprecedented free-agency period in July that will see the league’s salary cap will jump to $92 million for the 2016-17 season. Currently at $70 million, the $22 million expected leap (due to the NBA’s new national television deal), in turn, will drop most teams well under the cap.
Max contracts project to start at $21.6 million for players with up to six years of experience, $25.9 million for those with seven to nine years, and $30.2 million with 10 or more years in the league. |
http://www.basketballinsiders.com/nba-am-post-lottery-2016-17-cap-projections/ |
| Quote: | | *Lakers projection - $64.4 mil |
You are in favor of Mitch not giving a qualifying offer to Clarkson? |
How they get it done is not important to me; but I hope the FO ensures that JC is a big part of our future moving forward. |
Let me rephrase the question:
How did you get $64.4 million in Cap Space while also giving a Qualifying Offer to Clarkson? |
* A $2.7 mil qualifying offer to Jordan Clarkson will reduce the cap projection. |
As would QO's to Kelly, Black and Huertas.
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Bard207
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| Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2016 12:16 pm Post subject: |
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| venturalakersfan wrote: | | Bard207 wrote: | | pio2u wrote: | | Bard207 wrote: | | pio2u wrote: | NBA AM: Post-Lottery 2016-17 Cap Projections
*Lakers projection - $64.4 mil
| Quote: | The draft will be held on June 23, ahead of an unprecedented free-agency period in July that will see the league’s salary cap will jump to $92 million for the 2016-17 season. Currently at $70 million, the $22 million expected leap (due to the NBA’s new national television deal), in turn, will drop most teams well under the cap.
Max contracts project to start at $21.6 million for players with up to six years of experience, $25.9 million for those with seven to nine years, and $30.2 million with 10 or more years in the league. |
http://www.basketballinsiders.com/nba-am-post-lottery-2016-17-cap-projections/ |
| Quote: | | *Lakers projection - $64.4 mil |
You are in favor of Mitch not giving a qualifying offer to Clarkson? |
How they get it done is not important to me; but I hope the FO ensures that JC is a big part of our future moving forward. |
Let me rephrase the question:
How were you able to give a qualifying offer to Clarkson and still have $64.4 million in Cap Space? |
Did you not click on the link? Emplay gives a range of what cap space could be and for the Lakers it is anywhere from $0 to $64.4 mil. No one mentioned Clarkson's QO other than you. |
Did I click on the link?
Of course, because I knew that there had to be something out of the ordinary - expected to get to the $64.4 million number.
In regards to nobody mentioning Clarkson's qualifying Offer, Eric Pincus mentioned it in the writeup.
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Los Angeles Lakers
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$64.4 mil
Worst
$0
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The Lakers can max out their cap room once they renounce Kobe Bryant and Roy Hibbert. Expect Brandon Bass to opt out. The team may choose to stretch out the contract of Nick Young. A $2.7 mil qualifying offer to Jordan Clarkson is likely to reduce their max salary position. |
Since pio2u wrote this:
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*Lakers projection - $64.4 mil |
It meant that the Lakers weren't giving a qualifying offer to Clarkson which Eric had mentioned in his writeup. I wanted to be sure that is what pio2u wanted the team to do and thus this question from me:
| Quote: | | You are in favor of Mitch not giving a qualifying offer to Clarkson? |
To get to the area of $64.4 million that pio2u liked from the writeup, I came up with this:
$5,332,800......Russell
$3,267,120......Randle
$1,207,680......Nance
$874,636.........A Brown
$7,000,000......Williams
$4,401,400......Ingram (Rookie Salary Scale)
$543,471.........Minimum Salary #1
$543,471.........Minimum Salary #2
$543,471.........Minimum Salary #3
$543,471.........Minimum Salary #4
$543,471.........Minimum Salary #5
$543,471.........Minimum Salary #6
$2,222,517....Young (Stretch Waived)
$0...................Clarkson (No Qualifying Offer)
$0...................Black (No Qualifying Offer)
$0...................Bass
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$27,566,979
$92,000,000 Salary Cap
-$27,566,979
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$64,433,021
The above is roughly $33,201 from the $64.4 million that pio2u mentioned. |
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Bard207
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| Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2016 12:30 pm Post subject: |
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| pio2u wrote: | | Bard207 wrote: | | pio2u wrote: | | Bard207 wrote: | | pio2u wrote: | NBA AM: Post-Lottery 2016-17 Cap Projections
*Lakers projection - $64.4 mil
| Quote: | The draft will be held on June 23, ahead of an unprecedented free-agency period in July that will see the league’s salary cap will jump to $92 million for the 2016-17 season. Currently at $70 million, the $22 million expected leap (due to the NBA’s new national television deal), in turn, will drop most teams well under the cap.
Max contracts project to start at $21.6 million for players with up to six years of experience, $25.9 million for those with seven to nine years, and $30.2 million with 10 or more years in the league. |
http://www.basketballinsiders.com/nba-am-post-lottery-2016-17-cap-projections/ |
| Quote: | | *Lakers projection - $64.4 mil |
You are in favor of Mitch not giving a qualifying offer to Clarkson? |
How they get it done is not important to me; but I hope the FO ensures that JC is a big part of our future moving forward. |
Let me rephrase the question:
How did you get $64.4 million in Cap Space while also giving a Qualifying Offer to Clarkson? |
* A $2.7 mil qualifying offer to Jordan Clarkson will reduce the cap projection. |
Thank you for posting the addendum. |
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pio2u
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pio2u
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Patience Could Go A Long Way For The Lakers
| Quote: | | It isn’t about “striking out” with the big names this summer, per se, but it will be much more important to simply continue the positive momentum – no matter how slight it may seem to some – by developing the young talent the Lakers currently have on the roster so that they are in a position to either strike when a realistic free agency option presents itself over the next couple seasons or when a desired player becomes available on the trade market. |
http://www.basketballinsiders.com/patience-could-go-a-long-way-for-the-lakers/ |
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Car54
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| Posted: Sat Jun 18, 2016 7:19 am Post subject: |
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| 15 wrote: | | Imo with Ingram I think our core is as good as Minnesota. Not sure why they are so high and we are #29 |
Because Byron made the talent look worst than it was
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pio2u
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Lakers Offseason:
Luke Walton’s LA Tenure Officially Begins With Warriors’ Loss
| Quote: | Now that the Golden State Warriors’ historic, yet disappointing, season is over, Luke Walton will finally take over as coach of the Los Angeles Lakers
Lakers’ fans have waited patiently for the NBA Finals to wind down, not only to see who’d come out victorious, but also in order to finally get their head coach, Luke Walton back to Los Angeles. |
http://lakeshowlife.com/2016/06/20/lakers-offseason-luke-walton-head-coach-begins-with-warriors-loss-nba-finals/ |
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Lakers need to set the table this summer for big moves in 2017
| Quote: | | The Lakers will rise and fall on the decision-making of management — owner Jeanie Buss, her brother Jim, the team’s executive vice president of basketball operations, and general manager Mitch Kupchak. How the Lakers perform — with their combination of young talent and whatever they do with the No. 2 pick in this year’s draft and their oodles of cap space — will now be on them. They no longer have Bryant to shield them. |
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/sports/wp/2016/06/21/for-lamentable-lakers-future-success-starts-by-finding-stability-this-summer/?tid=a_inl |
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