Looks like yall gonna have a hard time keeping him.
- McDermott trade was cruical Give Bulls opportunity to trade Dunleavy for cap space
- What does Carmelo represent Nike / Jordan brand You dont think Nike could make up some/all the money lost should Carmelo come to Chicago Dont you think Nike would want a big star in Chicago to represent the Jordan brand Thats a possibility
- knicks saying right now they wont S&T for boozer but things change Thinks if Carmelo does want to come to Chicago a S&T will happen cause want to get assets back
- Has talked to Carlos Boozer Handling all the off season Bulls stuff (guess trade and amnesty talk) very professionally
New York Knicks Carmelo Anthony won't accept $15m/yr which is what Chicago offered - (Source: Chris Broussard)
he said we only have 15 million to offer the twitter left out alot of contextI know broussard is literally one of the worst reporters out but if this true the calling phils bluff to force a sign n trade angle won't work
he said we only have 15 million to offer the twitter left out alot of context
New CBA says we can only offer 4yrs in S&T with 4.5% increases.I thought that's all the bulls do have to offer.Like 15-16 mil to start with a 4.5% increase each year
If the Knicks gave Anthony a maximum contract, he'd be owed $25.3 million for the 2015-16 season. The roster could change, but here's where the Knicks would stand based on current contracts for the summer of 2015:
Anthony $25.3 million
Jose Calderon $7.4 million
J.R. Smith (likely opt-in) $6.4 million
Pablo Prigioni $1.7 million
Tim Hardaway Jr. $1.3 million
1st-round draft pick and six minimum salaries: $5 million
Total = $47.1 million; Projected cap space: About $18 million.
Enter the Bulls with this sign-and-trade scenario. They send Carlos Boozer, Mike Dunleavy, Tony Snell and the nonguaranteed contracts of Ronnie Brewer, Mike James and Lou Amundson to New York for Anthony and Smith. In a separate deal, the Bulls could trade Anthony Randolph for Prigioni. Throw in a future first-round pick if it helps. Boozer, Dunleavy, Randolph and Snell are under contract for one more season, which leaves the Knicks with this group on the books:
Calderon $7.4 million
Hardaway $1.3 million
1st-round draft pick and nine minimum salaries: $4.8 million
Total = $13.5 million. Projected cap space: More than $50 million in a summer when the free agent list could include Kevin Durant, Kevin Love, LaMarcus Aldridge, Al Jefferson, Paul Millsap, among others. The Knicks also get to keep their own first-rounder in 2015. Which is a better scenario for Phil Jackson?
http://www.dailyherald.com/article/20140701/sports/140709737/
"By amnestying Boozer and trading away Mike Dunleavy for nothing, the Bulls could start a four-year deal for Anthony at $15 million in the first year. If they traded Jimmy Butler as well, they could start Anthony at $17 million."
http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/1...zer-sign-trade-deal-involving-carmelo-anthony