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And if neither rookie comes over this year? Neither rookie proves even remotely close to being ready? Gobert gets injured? You're comfortable with our current C depth. Noted. I'm not...and playing Randle or Reid there is the equivalent of playing DDV at PG.

I agree...the optics of any deal that includes cash is terrible, especially for a new ownership group. We appear to be willing to spend right up to the 2nd Apron so that has to be a positive sign.

I was hoping we could step off the treadmill once we had the Suter/Parise deals off the books but that doesn't seem to be the case.

DEN adding some decent depth with the extra cap space gained in the MPJ trade: Jonas Valanciunas Tim Hardaway Jr Bruce Brown

As you suggested, the Wolves are talented enough to let Beringer learn on the job and get some minutes right away. Finch's history with younger players suggest this might not be the case, though. As a rookie, Derrick Lively's only offense was rim running but could do some things defensively and...

It seems everybody loves Joe but I also think its fair to ask if it's the best use of cap space and a roster spot. I believe "culture" is very real. We have Conley to mentor Dilly and drafted Beringer knowing his fellow Frenchman in Rudy was here to mentor him. With Ingles being an Aussie...

Not much for buzz about the Wolves around the league. Purely a guess but with MEM buying out Cole Anthony, he seems like a viable option for PG depth and my favorite target. The options at C are even worse. I was hoping we could somehow afford Yabusele but he just signed with the Knicks. Mo...

This is a pretty standard return for a team that doesn't want to take back any salary in a S&T deal. More importantly, they received a $7M TPE that could be used to acquire depth at C or PG.

On his Veteran's contract, only $2.4M counts towards our Cap which is basically what Garza and Minott were being paid. I would've had Ingles on our bench this season but as a coach, not a player. That's a valuable roster spot. It wasn't that long ago when we gave a roster spot to an undrafted...

Glad to know that I'm not the only guy that finds creamed corn to be a premium side.

I would guess we signed Randle to stick around but there is a provision that if his new contract includes less than 5% increases, he can be traded immediately without having to wait for the 6-month period to do so.

Average salary and years remaining: Ant - $50M (4) Rudy - $35M (3) Randle - $33M (3) McDaniels - $27M (4) Reid - $25M (4) DDV - $12M (2) Conley - $10M (1) Dilly - $6M (4) TSJ - $2M (4) $200M Total We definitely appear to be running it back for next season with no upgrade at PG. We have some...

Lifetime ban if true? He was set to sign a new 3/$42M contract with DET tomorrow. You can't fix stupid.

Howell has a lot of talent. I'm not saying it's like having Steve DeYoung on the bench but I thought it was one of the best "quiet" moves the Vikings made in the offseason. It's going to be a rough season for any team in the NFL if they lose their starting QB.

How dare you, sir. I'd rather sign Richard Simmons.

Finch gave Minott some run this year with the big boys and he repeatedly got lost on defense and missed his rotations. Then he got caught texting on the bench during a game and that was basically the end of the experiment. Clayton Jr should've been our pick for a few reasons but now I'm excited...

He looks like a bloated Shooter McGavin.

The money received for selling a draft pick goes directly to the Owners and has no affect on the team's Salary Cap/Apron. However, you are 100% correct that 31 potentially has a Salary Cap hit and 45 doesn't. In my mind, we mismanaged our Cap, wasted resources trading for Gobert by essentially...