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Originally Posted by westbrook08
Thats around 2.5 per if i'm not mistaken and I think he will command much more than that. I would pay Mullens 5 per for 3 years easy. Depending on draft plans, I could be convinced to pay more too.
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Originally Posted by westbrook08
Thats around 2.5 per if i'm not mistaken and I think he will command much more than that. I would pay Mullens 5 per for 3 years easy. Depending on draft plans, I could be convinced to pay more too.
MLE is typically around $6 million.
Though I think it varies a bit depending on the amount of time you have in the league. Haven't read up on the capfaqs in awhile
why do some of you guys want Shabazz? isnt his game completely redundant to MKG's? He wouldnt give us a 3pt scoring threat, and in what is already a weak draft maybe gambling on a big guy would be better.
No draft express was too lazy and have him the MKG comparison. Say D Wade meets James Harden.Quote:
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Originally Posted by SWedd523
ok yeah but 6 over a maximum 2 years right? so 3 million per. I guess it went up a half mil with the new cba stuff.
No $6 million per year. Last year it was at $5.8. Diop's contract was for the full MLE.
He has the possibility to be one of the best scorers who has come along in the last 5 years. He's a pure scorer who can finish with either hand and has very deep range. He's absolutely nothing like MKG. MKG is all defense and Shabazz is all offense. And Shabazz is a prototype 2 guard in the NBA. I heard him say he'd like to play the 3, but i doubt most coaches would put him there.Quote:
Originally Posted by alfie6
Possibly the worst comparison ever.
If the big guy is the best player available you take them. I think Shabazz is close to a known commodity. The kid is shooting 43% from three point land. That's not bad at all. Noel most certainly would be one of the biggest mysteries in the draft. Zeller is a more of a known commodity than Noel, but I wouldn't take either over Shabazz right now. If Noel can turn it on as or late, I could change my mind. The kid is shooting 43% from three point land. That's not bad at all.Quote:
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Originally Posted by Roon
i dont really watch college basketball so this is all just speculation, and i know Shabazz has a mature offensive game so it would be nice to get some serious scoring from the 2 spot. i can see why he has the highest potential, i guess i still dont understand how a slasher with length and D, would fit next to a slasher with length and D.
Even if he does develop an outside jumper, the 2 and 3 will be filled with two guys who just cant shoot. of course, long term Shabazz could be the best choice so i see that. Its just so frustrating watching our backcourt dribble around until we chuck a bad shot. Id love to see a big guy with real offensive capabilities...but so would lots of team hah.