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Pau Gasol to Charlotte Bobcats- rumor...


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right....but other big market teams like the Lakers will offer him 4/50. In order to get him into Charlotte, I think we'll have to overpay. 2 or 3 years from now when it all comes together, and we're contenders

for a conference crown, it should be easier to get FA's to Charlotte.

for now, I'm afraid we'll have to bite the bullet. But at least we can afford it.

I'm sorry, and not to be brash, but that's backwards thinking. You can't just go around throwing large amounts of money (let alone max contracts) to non all-stars. We cannot afford it... no team can. I'll just say that I'll be extremely disappointed if the Bobcats offer Millsap max money, but thankfully Cho wouldn't do something like that (neither would any GM) lol.

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Milsap to a Max contract would be equilivant to Antwan Jamison getting the Max and Jamison was a better player.

I agree no Max contract unless there is a need and fit.

no, you guys are right, I overspoke. I thought Milsap was more highly regarded than that.

I shouldn't have said max. But we are going to have to overpay a player who is sought after

by marquee teams to get him to Charlotte, whoever that may be.

As far as backward thinking, I'm thinking just the opposite. We'll need to overpay for someone

to join our young drafter nucleus to make us contenders. Once we become contenders,

then we'll be on a more balanced level in the future to get FA's with other teams.

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no, you guys are right, I overspoke. I thought Milsap was more highly regarded than that.

I shouldn't have said max. But we are going to have to overpay a player who is sought after

by marquee teams to get him to Charlotte, whoever that may be.

As far as backward thinking, I'm thinking just the opposite. We'll need to overpay for someone

to join our young drafter nucleus to make us contenders. Once we become contenders,

then we'll be on a more balanced level in the future to get FA's with other teams.

Well I agree that we will have to overpay to land big time free agents (at least for now), but you did say Millsap for the max so that's why I was calling it backwards thinking. We'll have to overpay to get a guy like Millsap, but if a team offers him 4/40, then I wouldn't offer him more than 4/50. Basically, yeah we'll need to overpay some, but not to an extent where the guy isn't worth the contract.

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