Albert Random @AlbertRandom1 ·
5h5 hours ago
To make a trade for Greg Monroe, Heat would need to send back at least $3.6M in salary (in addition to draft considerations, etc). (10/10)
Albert Random @AlbertRandom1 ·
5h5 hours ago
Would Monroe accept trade if he doesn’t think Heat can sign him long-term? What would Heat give up for player can sign as UFA in Jul? (9/10)
Albert Random @AlbertRandom1 ·
5h5 hours ago
Technically, it would be against rules for Heat to discuss future deal w/ Monroe as part of trade (but such things probably happen). (8/10)
Albert Random @AlbertRandom1 ·
5h5 hours ago
Heat has $70M in commitments (including POs). He’ll be gunning for max of nearly $16M. Cap estimated at $67M. Can you make
#s work? (7/10)
Albert Random @AlbertRandom1 ·
5h5 hours ago
That’s surely not enough. Heat could give more if use cap room, but unclear if can clear enough to meet his long-term demands. (6/10)
Albert Random @AlbertRandom1 ·
5h5 hours ago
Heat could use his Non-Bird rights to pay him 120% of his previous salary next year, or $6.6M. Adds up to $28M over 4 years. (5/10)
Albert Random @AlbertRandom1 ·
5h5 hours ago
If such player is traded during season (with his approval), the incoming team receives only Non-Bird rights at the end of the season. (4/10)
Albert Random @AlbertRandom1 ·
5h5 hours ago
Heat would therefore not only need to strike an acceptable deal with Pistons, but Monroe would need to want to come to Miami. (3/10)
Albert Random @AlbertRandom1 ·
5h5 hours ago
Players on one-year deals with Bird or Early Bird Rights at end of them can veto any trade – this applies to Monroe. (2/10)
Albert Random @AlbertRandom1 ·
5h5 hours ago
Lots of intersecting rules and complications as relates to a potential Heat trade for Greg Monroe. (1/10)