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Chandler Parsons is off the market


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Agreed to a 3 year 45 million dollar contract with the Mavs.  Rockets have 3 days to match.

 

What is more interesting is for the Rockets to be able to afford Bosh, Bosh has to be signed before matching the Parsons offer.

 

Bosh is in quite the prediciment.  One thing is for sure we will know if the big three will be broken up before Saturday.  I'm sure the Rockets are putting pressue on Bosh to make a decision now.

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Well, now that Parsons is off the market, I worry about our ability to keep Gordon. I believe that the Jazz were interested in Parsons this offseason. Might have been why they were willing to let Gordon walk, assuming they had a shot at him.

 

I'm not sure how much money would have been enough for the Jazz to walk away on our contact to Gordon? People joke about Gordon's value at $16/m. Maybe $19/m? haha I mean, seriously. At $16/m and Persons still on the market, I say the Jazz wait it out and loose out on Gordon. Now, that they are a team with nothing better, desperation mode has set in. I'd be shocked if they let Gordon walk. They pretty much are forced to match any offer now.

 
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Well, now that Parsons is off the market, I worry about our ability to keep Gordon. I believe that the Jazz were interested in Parsons this offseason. Might have been why they were willing to let Gordon walk, assuming they had a shot at him.

 

I'm not sure how much money would have been enough for the Jazz to walk away on our contact to Gordon? People joke about Gordon's value at $16/m. Maybe $19/m? haha I mean, seriously. At $16/m and Persons still on the market, I say the Jazz wait it out and loose out on Gordon. Now, that they are a team with nothing better, desperation mode has set in. I'd be shocked if they let Gordon walk. They pretty much are forced to match any offer now.

 

He's not eligible for more than 25% of cap.  A little more than 15.76 per avg

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Well, now that Parsons is off the market, I worry about our ability to keep Gordon. I believe that the Jazz were interested in Parsons this offseason. Might have been why they were willing to let Gordon walk, assuming they had a shot at him.

I'm not sure how much money would have been enough for the Jazz to walk away on our contact to Gordon? People joke about Gordon's value at $16/m. Maybe $19/m? haha I mean, seriously. At $16/m and Persons still on the market, I say the Jazz wait it out and loose out on Gordon. Now, that they are a team with nothing better, desperation mode has set in. I'd be shocked if they let Gordon walk. They pretty much are forced to match any offer now.

And if they do we are still a team with good cap space and a young talented corp ready for a playoff run again.

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