EPTNBA Offseason 2014 - Page 25
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LuMiX
China5757 Posts
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
harden 14.7 Role players 6.6 Jeremy Lin 15 that jeremy lin contract ~_~! Houston's role players aren't terrible.. Patrick Beverly is nice, Terrence Jones and the Eastern Euro guy aren't bad. They could unload the others though. Can they dump Lin to Philly tho? | ||
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DystopiaX
United States16236 Posts
On July 08 2014 11:51 Jerubaal wrote: I don't get how Miami can't afford to pay James/Bosh/Wade and still have a roster but Houston can pay Howard/Harden/Bosh. Actually I'm shocked Harden is only getting paid less than $15 million. (Why did he leave OKC again?) Their roster is as thin as the Heat's once you get past those players. I keep saying this but the max contract isn't the same for all players, it's based off on how long you've been in the league. Harden is getting 5/80, which I believe is the max for him but if it's not it's close. The reason LBJ/Bosh/Wade/Melo can get more is because they've been in the league longer. Their max contracts are all worth more than Harden's max, or for that matter Hayward/Parson's max, which is why people saying "if LBJ doesn't get the max idk why Hayward/Parsons would" isn't a good comparison because one player's max is cheaper than the other. (If those players are worth their lower max is another discussion altogether). http://www.cbafaq.com/salarycap.htm#Q16 for the precise numbers re salary caps. | ||
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Jerubaal
United States7684 Posts
Regardless, 15 million seems excessive for Wade (but maybe not his ego) and reasonable for Bosh. You could just pencil in James for Howard, Wade for Harden and Bosh for Bosh. | ||
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DystopiaX
United States16236 Posts
I was thinking about the Heat's FA stuff earlier and I think they know what the big 3 are gonna do, and at this point I think they're staying. Otherwise why would you spend your money on Granger and McRoberts if you potentially had hella cap space and no stars? If they didn't know what the big 3 were gonna do I think they'd save their money and either tank for the next round of huge (read Durant's) free agencies or start going after Stephenson/Parsons etc. | ||
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icystorage
Jollibee19350 Posts
..and Los Angeles Clippers forward Danny Granger on a two-year, $4.2 million deal. is that 4.2 per year or 2.1m per year? kinda cheap to get for Granger | ||
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DystopiaX
United States16236 Posts
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Ethelis
United States2400 Posts
On July 08 2014 13:50 icystorage wrote: is that 4.2 per year or 2.1m per year? kinda cheap to get for Granger 2.1m | ||
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Doraemon
Australia14949 Posts
On July 08 2014 12:05 rabidch wrote: im guessing you're being rhetorical since you seem to get it to correct you, harden was traded, because he didnt take okc's salary offer (4/52 versus 5/78 or something of the sort) agreed, the roster will be thin... also im not sure of mchales coaching prowess. he is staying, right? yes...mchale is back...sigh. don't remind me. apprently we are looking at hollins/brown as "assistants" lol | ||
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Jerubaal
United States7684 Posts
On July 08 2014 14:23 Doraemon wrote: yes...mchale is back...sigh. don't remind me. apprently we are looking at hollins/brown as "assistants" lol I have some bad news for you. | ||
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RowdierBob
Australia13430 Posts
On July 08 2014 12:49 Xeris wrote: dwight 21.4 harden 14.7 Role players 6.6 Jeremy Lin 15 that jeremy lin contract ~_~! Houston's role players aren't terrible.. Patrick Beverly is nice, Terrence Jones and the Eastern Euro guy aren't bad. They could unload the others though. Can they dump Lin to Philly tho? Lin's contract is only on the books for $8mill. | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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ZenithM
France15952 Posts
I've read about the NBA League Pass, is that what I should look into? Here I guess it's last year's pass. Is it really 20$ per year because that's pretty cheap. From what I recall it was much more expensive than that. | ||
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Doraemon
Australia14949 Posts
On July 08 2014 23:30 ZenithM wrote: Hey guys, how would I go about watching the NBA in a pretty intensive way from Europe? Can I grab a paid subscription somewhere to a decent quality stream? I've read about the NBA League Pass, is that what I should look into? Here I guess it's last year's pass. Is it really 20$ per year because that's pretty cheap. From what I recall it was much more expensive than that. hey there, league pass is incredible for anywhere outside of the USA, this is because a lot of the national televised games are blacked out on league pass for them. a bunch of friends and i have been using it for a few years now and it's great, you can even share accounts if you're lucky as sometimes they can't detect simultaneous log-ins. anyway. $20 doesn't sound right. might be a playoffs package or something full price is around $200 per season, but there's usually a sale for ~$100 for the season (including playoffs), and if you can split it's only $50/pp. which is plenty cheap league pass has every game live or on demand, including playoffs. very worthwhile investment if you are really into the game | ||
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Roggay
Switzerland6320 Posts
On July 08 2014 23:30 ZenithM wrote: Hey guys, how would I go about watching the NBA in a pretty intensive way from Europe? Can I grab a paid subscription somewhere to a decent quality stream? I've read about the NBA League Pass, is that what I should look into? Here I guess it's last year's pass. Is it really 20$ per year because that's pretty cheap. From what I recall it was much more expensive than that. Yea I remember it being 5 times that for the regular season, and another 100$ for the playoffs. Weird. | ||
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jdsowa
405 Posts
On July 08 2014 12:09 oneofthem wrote: someone posted a graph of points differential immediately following a coach time out, and houston was so bad it was just absurd. houston may have a lot of shiny pieces and a popular on the internet gm but it's kind of problematic and curious that this supposed smart team is bleeding away huge points on all the nonshiny stuff like defense and coaching. The best analogy for what Morey's done in Houston is an indie band that kind of hit a ceiling in terms of critical appreciation, and now wants to see how successful they can be by putting out more mainstream material. Overachieving and landing an #8 seed with a roster of nobodies is cool for a couple years, but ultimately you (and your boss) want something more. Now they've got big names, they're selling tickets, they're hovering in top 3-5 in the Western Conference, and there's a buzz around their franchise. Plus, at this point, there isn't anyone in the league that doesn't appreciate analytics. It's hard to imagine that Houston is operating with much of an information advantage. It's also hard to tell how many of their shortcomings are due to coaching/system. | ||
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FakePseudo
Belgium716 Posts
On July 08 2014 23:40 Doraemon wrote: hey there, league pass is incredible for anywhere outside of the USA, this is because a lot of the national televised games are blacked out on league pass for them. a bunch of friends and i have been using it for a few years now and it's great, you can even share accounts if you're lucky as sometimes they can't detect simultaneous log-ins. anyway. $20 doesn't sound right. might be a playoffs package or something full price is around $200 per season, but there's usually a sale for ~$100 for the season (including playoffs), and if you can split it's only $50/pp. which is plenty cheap league pass has every game live or on demand, including playoffs. very worthwhile investment if you are really into the game I'm interested in this as well...I've been looking at this "international" league pass for a while, but I always get lost in the mess of links that is that part of the nba site. And I don't understand what account it is linked to, too. | ||
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Haiq343
United States2548 Posts
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jdsowa
405 Posts
On July 08 2014 13:49 DystopiaX wrote: I think the max for Bosh would be expensive for what the Heat are using him for, but I think he still has pre-Heat Bosh in him and he just took a backseat to LBJ. If he were to leave for another team I think he'd take on a larger role and do more/earn the money. I was thinking about the Heat's FA stuff earlier and I think they know what the big 3 are gonna do, and at this point I think they're staying. Otherwise why would you spend your money on Granger and McRoberts if you potentially had hella cap space and no stars? If they didn't know what the big 3 were gonna do I think they'd save their money and either tank for the next round of huge (read Durant's) free agencies or start going after Stephenson/Parsons etc. The only problem with this is that LeBron said after the Finals that the Heat need to upgrade their personnel if they want to get over the hump and compete with the Spurs. Signing Lowrey or Gortat would've qualified as the type of game changer LeBron was talking about. But obviously, Wade and Bosh weren't going to take the kind of paycuts necessary to free up that kind of room. So now, all the Heat can do is sign marginal guys like McRoberts and Granger. Those signings don't move the needle. And it's impossible to see how The Heat can really improve upon last year's team at this point. The forecast for the next 4 years is more of the same, but with declining age and ability. If LeBron goes to Cleveland, they'll almost certainly still finish #1/#2 in the East, and the young team has room to grow and develop. | ||
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ZenithM
France15952 Posts
On July 08 2014 23:40 Doraemon wrote: hey there, league pass is incredible for anywhere outside of the USA, this is because a lot of the national televised games are blacked out on league pass for them. a bunch of friends and i have been using it for a few years now and it's great, you can even share accounts if you're lucky as sometimes they can't detect simultaneous log-ins. anyway. $20 doesn't sound right. might be a playoffs package or something full price is around $200 per season, but there's usually a sale for ~$100 for the season (including playoffs), and if you can split it's only $50/pp. which is plenty cheap league pass has every game live or on demand, including playoffs. very worthwhile investment if you are really into the game Thank you for the info. $200 is something to think about, $100 I would be more than ok with it. I'd really like to transition from watching video games back to watching a lot of basketball next year. "I love this game", as they say. | ||
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