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Are We Trading for Marc Gasol?


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3 minutes ago, Shocker said:

Well...soon enough.  Seriously doubt Kemba stays if this shet show goes down.

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You think he is going to stay in this cash strapped team? Or go to a team like his hometown team that may have Durant, a former MVP 

And then you think Gasol isnt going to opt out once Kemba leaves

 

This team will be in the dark with No Kemba,No Gasol, No Monk, No 1st round pick

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It's happening.  Just sounds like we're waiting to hear who.

My guess: Biz, Frank & Bacon...With maybe a 2nd (Or 1st Lottery protected)?

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Shams Charania: Memphis will sit Marc Gasol out tonight. The Grizzlies and Hornets are still discussing framework of deal, including matching the salary necessary to meet Gasol’s $24.1M contract, sources said.

 

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No one with any real sources have brought up Monk in the discussions. He also doesn’t make any sense money wise. 

I would think Bismack and Frank are Locks due to salaries and when the contracts expire. Everything else is up in the air. 

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16 minutes ago, MillionDollarCam said:

The deal is falling apart!!!

 

 

Probably means we aren't willing to bend over backwards to acquire a 34 year old center.

I am sure we have made our final offer and Memphis is trying to see if they can attract any other buyers before the deadline.

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5 minutes ago, Eazy-E said:

Probably means we aren't willing to bend over backwards to acquire a 34 year old center.

I am sure we have made our final offer and Memphis is trying to see if they can attract any other buyers before the deadline.

I’m fine with that. The trade was ass unless we dumped a contract with it. Oh well, maybe someone will take Batum. 

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Just now, Eazy-E said:

Probably means we aren't willing to bend over backwards to acquire a 34 year old center.

I am sure we have made our final offer and Memphis is trying to see if they can attract any other buyers before the deadline.

Let them keep him, a first rounder, a couple of seconds, and $7M of cap relief is more than enough.

I remember Al Jefferson declined drastically going into his 12th season as a pro, I fully expect Gasol to as well.

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1 hour ago, MillionDollarCam said:

Let them keep him, a first rounder, a couple of seconds, and $7M of cap relief is more than enough.

I remember Al Jefferson declined drastically going into his 12th season as a pro, I fully expect Gasol to as well.

I mean if we are able to get him at the deadline without dealing Monk or Bridges it's a win for us.

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lemme just say - about 4-6 years ago we were linked to trading for Pau Gasol and people were like "He's too old!!!!!!" - then he balled out in Chicago and San Antonio and was very effective for both teams.. now we are linked to his bro and we are saying the same things.. I think even a 34yr old Marc Gasol - would be our 2nd best player..

more of a conviction on the rest of the team than on Marc though..

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