Will our cap wealth next season change Gettleman?

[Mr. Scot]

People should remember the analogy he used in a past presser.

 

If you have a load of credit card debt, and you pay it down by being frugal, and then continue to be frugal so you don't run it up again, you're smart.

 

But if you pay down massive credit card debt, find yourself free and clear and then respond by racking up the same kind of massive debt you just worked yourself out of (or worse) you're an idiot.

 

 

[Bj-Monster23]

No.

[DeeJay]

Some people have a bit to much time on their hands, super bowl?

[DanTheMan]

Thanks for posting, I was waiting by the computer days for another thread of yours.

Atleast the OP has well thought out posts to talk about until the Draft. What do you contribute beside spewing venom every other post.

[DanTheMan]

Thanks for posting, I was waiting by the computer days for another thread of yours.

Atleast the OP has well thought out posts to talk about until the Draft. What do you contribute beside spewing venom every other post.

[heel31ok]

So to you compulsive thread makers who make 5 threads a day, do you guys have jobs or a hobby or some activity you enjoy it is it just wake up drink coffee post stream of conciousness on carolinahuddle

 

it is mainly for the venomous comedic gold that ensues.

[heel31ok]

it is a very good question and topic. an updated version of "The Millionaire".

[mc52beast]

Gettlemen is all about value, next year's wealth won't change this. If he can get a guy without paying too much he will, but he's not going to stray from his philosophy. And.besides, it's not his money, it's JR's.

[PantherFanOne]

I don't believe Panthwers GM Dave Gettleman will change his mode of operation,just because he has a little extra money to spend. I believe he will still  continue to try drafting well  and plug in mid tier free agents to constantly reshape our team.

I  believe Gettleman is to wise and frugal to overspend on aging players, or those that value their skills to highly. i expect him to always be thinking a year or two in the future when he makes decisions that will impact our long term salary cap.

[ThPantherFan]

I don't see why it should.