CarolinaPanthers8789 4,525 Report post Posted July 3, 2013 Salary Cap: $58,679,000 Tax Level: $71,748,000 Salary Floor: $52,811,000 Charlotte Bobcats Contracts Al Jefferson: 13,500,000 Ben Gordon: 13,200,000 Ramon Sessions: $5,000,000 Michael Kidd-Gilchrist: $4,809,840 Cody Zeller: $3,857,040 Bismack Biyomob: $3,217,680 Josh McRoberts: $2,750,000 Kemba Walker: $2,709,720 Brendan Haywood: $2,000,000 Jeff Adrien: 916,099 (Non-Guaranteed Contract) Jeff Taylor: $788,872 Total Salary: $52,749,251 Other Contracts Gerald Henderson (Qualifying Offer): $4,267, 424 Total Of Other Contracts: $4,267,424 Total Combined Salary: $57,016,675 Cap Room: $1,662,325 Current Roster PG: Kemba Walker, Ramon Sessions SG: Gerald Henderson, Ben Gordon SF: Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Jeff Taylor PF: Cody Zeller, Josh McRoberts, Jeff Adrien C: Al Jefferson, Bismack Biyombo, Brendan Haywood Red=Non-Guaranteed contract Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chubs2496 280 Report post Posted July 3, 2013 Good post Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
carolina-chuck 2,761 Report post Posted July 3, 2013 PIE Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
carpanfan96 1,459 Report post Posted July 3, 2013 Jeff Adrien has a non guaranteed contract for this upcoming season and can be cut to save the nearly million he's owed. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
CarolinaPanthers8789 4,525 Report post Posted July 3, 2013 Jeff Adrien has a non guaranteed contract for this upcoming season and can be cut to save the nearly million he's owed. I thought of cutting him, but I was able to keep everything under 58.5 so I kept his salary for next season. However, I wouldn't be surprised if he was cut because I listed 13 players up there and teams are only allowed to dress 12. So do you pay him to sit the bench or just keep him until his contract expires next year. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
carolina-chuck 2,761 Report post Posted July 3, 2013 What about Pargo, is he still on the team? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
CarolinaPanthers8789 4,525 Report post Posted July 3, 2013 Pargo is a free agent. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
CarolinaPanthers8789 4,525 Report post Posted July 3, 2013 The real question is... Do you want to sign Al Jefferson and Seth Curry/Brandon Triche/Troy Daniels Or Do you want to sign two of the following players: Chris Kaman, Kyle Korver, Devin Harris, Tyler Hansbrough, Marco Belinelli, Marreese Speights, Elton Brand, Brandan Wright, Will Bynum, Jason Maxiell, Matt Barnes, Lamar Odom, Earl Clark, Antawn Jamison, Chase Budinger, Tony Allen, Samuel Dalembert, Al-Farouq Aminu, Beno Udrih, Chris Copeland, Nick Young, Dorrell Wright, Jermaine O'neal, Wesley Johnson, Gary Neal, Randy Foye, Alan Anderson... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
carolina-chuck 2,761 Report post Posted July 3, 2013 The real question is... Do you want to sign Al Jefferson and Seth Curry/Brandon Triche/Troy Daniels Or Do you want to sign two of the following players: Chris Kaman, Kyle Korver, Devin Harris, Tyler Hansbrough, Marco Belinelli, Marreese Speights, Elton Brand, Brandan Wright, Will Bynum, Jason Maxiell, Matt Barnes, Lamar Odom, Earl Clark, Antawn Jamison, Chase Budinger, Tony Allen, Samuel Dalembert, Al-Farouq Aminu, Beno Udrih, Chris Copeland, Nick Young, Dorrell Wright, Jermaine O'neal, Wesley Johnson, Gary Neal, Randy Foye, Alan Anderson... Read this article by Kurt Helin. Warriors talk with Howard, Iguodala; sign of changing culture "The Golden State Warriors have next to zero chance of landing Dwight Howard. They knew it when they asked to meet, Howard knew it. Convincing the Lakers to do a sign-and-trade that makes the Warriors a contender for years to come is next to impossible. But Howard was interested in what Golden State was building and the Warriors wanted the meeting. Golden State also had a meeting in Los Angeles with Andre Iguodala. It was kind of the same situation — you can see the fit on the court but this would have to be a big sign-and-trade that Denver likely wants no part of. But both sides took the meeting. What does Golden State get out of all this? It’s all part of changing the culture. Golden State was as poorly run a franchise you could find for a couple of decades — they made the playoffs once in the 18 seasons before this last one. New owners Peter Guber and Joe Lacob set about changing the culture of the franchise. They brought in the highly-respected Jerry West to the front office. They went way out of the box with Mark Jackson as the coach. They have talked about a new arena on the San Francisco waterfront. They wisely want to do everything different than their predecessor. And that includes spend money — and let fans know they are willing to spend it. That they are willing to go after the best players available. So even if you have no real shot at Howard or Iguodala, you go in the room and pitch to them how good things are and how they fit in. The fans appreciate it. Future free agents (and their agents) take notice. And you put yourself on a different track. We’ll see how all this plays out — short-term success could swing on a turn of Stephen Curry’s ankle. But what they are showing from ownership on down is the kind of long-term change Warriors fans should be excited about." SIGN BIG AL!!! It'd be pathetic if we chose to sign two mediocre players over a potential All-Star Big. It's time to "change this culture". How can anyone ask for a situation (two players) like that is beyond me. Any smart person would choose to pay 14 mil to a solid player like Big Al than splitting that 14mil on two players that wont be long term answers. Now, that scenario is simply someone spending money just bc they have money in the bank. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chubs2496 280 Report post Posted July 3, 2013 Read this article by Kurt Helin. Warriors talk with Howard, Iguodala; sign of changing culture "The Golden State Warriors have next to zero chance of landing Dwight Howard. They knew it when they asked to meet, Howard knew it. Convincing the Lakers to do a sign-and-trade that makes the Warriors a contender for years to come is next to impossible. But Howard was interested in what Golden State was building and the Warriors wanted the meeting. Golden State also had a meeting in Los Angeles with Andre Iguodala. It was kind of the same situation — you can see the fit on the court but this would have to be a big sign-and-trade that Denver likely wants no part of. But both sides took the meeting. What does Golden State get out of all this? It’s all part of changing the culture. Golden State was as poorly run a franchise you could find for a couple of decades — they made the playoffs once in the 18 seasons before this last one. New owners Peter Guber and Joe Lacob set about changing the culture of the franchise. They brought in the highly-respected Jerry West to the front office. They went way out of the box with Mark Jackson as the coach. They have talked about a new arena on the San Francisco waterfront. They wisely want to do everything different than their predecessor. And that includes spend money — and let fans know they are willing to spend it. That they are willing to go after the best players available. So even if you have no real shot at Howard or Iguodala, you go in the room and pitch to them how good things are and how they fit in. The fans appreciate it. Future free agents (and their agents) take notice. And you put yourself on a different track. We’ll see how all this plays out — short-term success could swing on a turn of Stephen Curry’s ankle. But what they are showing from ownership on down is the kind of long-term change Warriors fans should be excited about." SIGN BIG AL!!! It'd be pathetic if we chose to sign two mediocre players over a potential All-Star Big. It's time to "change this culture". How can anyone ask for a situation (two players) like that is beyond me. I 100% agree with this. Good post Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
CarolinaPanthers8789 4,525 Report post Posted July 3, 2013 I've updated my first post to include an alternate scenario for more money. CarPanFan brought up a good point about Adrien's contract that would allow the Bobcats to realistically offer up to (but no more) than $15,000,000 per year. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
CarolinaPanthers8789 4,525 Report post Posted July 4, 2013 As accurate as you can get... (I just wanted to update this little thread with the correct info...) With the signing of Jefferson and the amnestying of Tyrus Thomas... - The Bobcats have a total salary of $45,226,112 wrapped up in: Al Jefferson, Ben Gordon, Ramon Sessions, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Gerald Henderson, Bismack Biyombo, Kemba Walker, Brendan Haywood, Jeff Adrien, and Jeff Taylor. - They currently have $13,273,888 in cap space. - We will assume that Gerald Henderson's final deal is valued at $9,267,424... tacking on another five million dollars to our total salary leaving us at a total salary of $50,226,112 wrapped up in the following players: Al Jefferson, Ben Gordon, Ramon Sessions, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Gerald Henderson, Bismack Biyombo, Kemba Walker, Brendan Haywood, Jeff Adrien, and Jeff Taylor. - The Bobcats still need to sign Cody Zeller... we will value his deal at $3,894,240 (what Dion Waiters made last year), which brings the Bobcats total salary to $54,120,352 wrapped up in the following players: Al Jefferson, Ben Gordon, Ramon Sessions, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Gerald Henderson, Bismack Biyombo, Kemba Walker, Brendan Haywood, Jeff Adrien, and Jeff Taylor... - This leaves the Bobcats with around $4,379,648 in cap space. The Bobcats can increase this number to $5,295,747 with the release of Jeff Adrien and his non-guaranteed contract. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
