2022 NBA Offseason Thread

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wadupdoe!313 said:
We fleeced the knicks again lol. Duren is raw so Nerlens is a good player to have for only 2 years.

Same with Burks. He gives a veteran in the locker room for 2 years and additional depth on the wing
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Most likely just one year on both, Club options on the 2nd year for both players. Most likely wont make sense to pick up the options on either player. Too much money.

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Nerlens Noel | NBA Contracts & Salaries | Spotrac.com

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Alec Burks | NBA Contracts & Salaries | Spotrac.com

Alec Burks signed a 1 year, $3,303,771 contract with the Miami Heat, including $3,303,771 guaranteed, and an average annual salary of $3,303,771. In 2024-25, Burks will earn a base salary of $3,303,771, while carrying a cap hit of $2,087,519 and a dead cap value of $2,087,519.
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The Ringer’s 2022 NBA Free Agency Primer

Which big names could be on the move this summer? Should the Warriors run it back? And where the hell do the Nets go from here? We preview this offseason’s biggest story lines.
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Do the Warriors open the vault to run it back?
After bouncing back from three years of injuries and uncertainty to return to the top of the mountain, the Warriors now face the choice that has bedeviled many a titleist before: whether to keep intact the bulk of the team that just won the championship at an astronomical cost to owner Joe Lacob, or to shuffle the deck in hopes of building a roster that might be equally well suited to defend it, but that will be a little less costly.

Seven Warriors are slated to hit the unrestricted market, headlined by Kevon Looney, Gary Payton II, Otto Porter Jr., and Andre Iguodala. The 26-year-old Looney and 29-year-old Payton, in particular, could generate significant interest. Jordan Poole’s eligible for an extension of his rookie contract after a breakout third season, and could command $25 million per year on a new deal. Andrew Wiggins, fresh off a Finals performance that put to rest years of complaints over an inconsistent motor, is likewise eligible for an extension; his representatives will likely push for “nothing less than the max,” according to Connor Letourneau of the San Francisco Chronicle.


Didn't realize the Warriors are so deep in the luxury tax
 
That Brunson deal is one of the rare situations where it's a L for both teams

Luka and Dinwiddie the only players on the Mavs who can dribble now lol

I'm sure they'll bring in 36 year old Dragic to finally play with Luka though
 
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