According to Sam Amick the reason he believes the Knicks hype when it comes to durant is because his people and agent are telling people about the new york possibility...
Says he does not think being around the warriors that going for a 4th straight would work
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In comment 14302266 andrew_nyg said:
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you no longer have the space for 2 max contracts.
DAJ would have to be on the MLE. There is a chance he would take it.
once they go below the cap they no longer have access to the MLE. They'd have to use the room exception - assuming they look to sign DJ once the cap space is used.
How much is the room exception?
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In comment 14302321 Pan-handler said:
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In comment 14302266 andrew_nyg said:
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you no longer have the space for 2 max contracts.
DAJ would have to be on the MLE. There is a chance he would take it.
once they go below the cap they no longer have access to the MLE. They'd have to use the room exception - assuming they look to sign DJ once the cap space is used.
How much is the room exception?
About 4.5MM
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In comment 14302335 Enzo said:
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In comment 14302321 Pan-handler said:
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In comment 14302266 andrew_nyg said:
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you no longer have the space for 2 max contracts.
DAJ would have to be on the MLE. There is a chance he would take it.
once they go below the cap they no longer have access to the MLE. They'd have to use the room exception - assuming they look to sign DJ once the cap space is used.
How much is the room exception?
About 4.5MM
DAJ has made a lot of coin. He may take that to play on a championship level team.
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But they could also use the mid-level exception (almost $9 million per season) to sign Jordan this summer, so it’s certainly possible
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Bondy has that wrong.
They bought out the other players that could help them win games and aren't part of their future. Think he is obviously a great guy for Robinson to try to defend / box out in practice too. But that might be a component.
I'm not saying the Kings specifically -- I don't even know their cap room. But if he's to leave the Warriors, I wonder if he'd be tempted to join a team with some current legitimate excitement and potential, as opposed to a team that has to make a lot of other shrewd moves (uncharacteristically shrewd, you could say) to compete.
Probably met a lot of people that help him with deal flow there and would expand that further in New York. Hell if he brought a championship to New York he could probably find his way into deals in which he provided no value.