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norm · July 2010

so the cap is 2 mil higher than expected...will this factor into bron's decision? bron/bosh/wade?

2010-11 cap $2M higher than thought
By Marc Stein
ESPN.com

NBA teams found out Wednesday that the salary cap for next season will be nearly $2 million higher than anticipated, providing additional unforeseen cap space to several teams.

The NBA announced a cap of $58 million for the 2010-11 season, when most teams had budgeted a cap of $56.1 million.

The exact salary cap figure, according to league sources, is $58,044,000, up from $57.7 million in the 2009-10 season.

That means teams such as Miami, New York, New Jersey, Chicago and the Los Angeles Clippers have more spending room than anticipated to accommodate free-agent signings.

The luxury-tax line for the coming season will be $70,307,000, up from $69.9 million.

The mid-level exception for next season is $5.7 million.

Wobbie · July 2010

norm wrote:

so the cap is 2 mil higher than expected...will this factor into bron's decision? bron/bosh/wade?

2010-11 cap $2M higher than thought
By Marc Stein
ESPN.com

NBA teams found out Wednesday that the salary cap for next season will be nearly $2 million higher than anticipated, providing additional unforeseen cap space to several teams.

The NBA announced a cap of $58 million for the 2010-11 season, when most teams had budgeted a cap of $56.1 million.

The exact salary cap figure, according to league sources, is $58,044,000, up from $57.7 million in the 2009-10 season.

That means teams such as Miami, New York, New Jersey, Chicago and the Los Angeles Clippers have more spending room than anticipated to accommodate free-agent signings.

The luxury-tax line for the coming season will be $70,307,000, up from $69.9 million.

The mid-level exception for next season is $5.7 million.

just because you can copy and paste it, doesn't mean you understand it.

norm · July 2010

imalive wrote:

norm wrote:

so the cap is 2 mil higher than expected...will this factor into bron's decision? bron/bosh/wade?

2010-11 cap $2M higher than thought
By Marc Stein
ESPN.com

NBA teams found out Wednesday that the salary cap for next season will be nearly $2 million higher than anticipated, providing additional unforeseen cap space to several teams.

The NBA announced a cap of $58 million for the 2010-11 season, when most teams had budgeted a cap of $56.1 million.

The exact salary cap figure, according to league sources, is $58,044,000, up from $57.7 million in the 2009-10 season.

That means teams such as Miami, New York, New Jersey, Chicago and the Los Angeles Clippers have more spending room than anticipated to accommodate free-agent signings.

The luxury-tax line for the coming season will be $70,307,000, up from $69.9 million.

The mid-level exception for next season is $5.7 million.

just because you can copy and paste it, doesn't mean you understand it.

shhh...don't tell anyone! i'm trying to be as smart as the jeagler

Wobbie · July 2010

norm wrote:

imalive wrote:

norm wrote:

so the cap is 2 mil higher than expected...will this factor into bron's decision? bron/bosh/wade?

2010-11 cap $2M higher than thought
By Marc Stein
ESPN.com

NBA teams found out Wednesday that the salary cap for next season will be nearly $2 million higher than anticipated, providing additional unforeseen cap space to several teams.

The NBA announced a cap of $58 million for the 2010-11 season, when most teams had budgeted a cap of $56.1 million.

The exact salary cap figure, according to league sources, is $58,044,000, up from $57.7 million in the 2009-10 season.

That means teams such as Miami, New York, New Jersey, Chicago and the Los Angeles Clippers have more spending room than anticipated to accommodate free-agent signings.

The luxury-tax line for the coming season will be $70,307,000, up from $69.9 million.

The mid-level exception for next season is $5.7 million.

just because you can copy and paste it, doesn't mean you understand it.

shhh...don't tell anyone! i'm trying to be as smart as the jeagler

no one is that smart.

norm · July 2010

imalive wrote:

no one is that smart.

including the jeagler!

81 · July 2010

Boozer is on the james recruiting table. Lebron to the bulls

Wobbie · July 2010

81 wrote:

Boozer is on the james recruiting table. Lebron to the bulls

bet ya a beer that doesn't happen.

oh yeah, i forgot, you don't come to pre-parties.

81 · July 2010

imalive wrote:

81 wrote:

Boozer is on the james recruiting table. Lebron to the bulls

bet ya a beer that doesn't happen.

oh yeah, i forgot, you don't come to pre-parties.

i was unfashionably late.

smg97791 · July 2010

A lot of rumblings saying LeBron is going to the Heat to join Wade and Bosh. Interesting. IMO this is really the only chance for another team other than the Lakers to win it all next year. Lakers will definitely be in the NBA finals for the fourth straight year, the only team in the west with a chance of beating the Lakers are the Thunder. In the East it's gonna be Heat vs. Celtics in the ECF, Bulls will be fun to watch, Knicks will suck balls again and the Nets and Cavs will be rubbing Icy/Hot on their cornholes because they just got f@#%ked.

However, LeBron's decision does not come for another 18 hours or so and I'm still betting that he returns to Cleveland. Its hard for me to believe that he's gonna break Cleveland's heart on national TV. After all this hoopla he'll look like a hero for returning to his hometown team. I think this whole thing is a gimmick to give the Cavs management a wake up call to get him some real help on the court. Just my opinion.

Or he'll leave Cleveland....

neilybabes86 · July 2010

gonna go to the heat and sell himself short

he knows he needs help to win

lakers heat 2011 finals 8-) bring it

Stone Is God · July 2010

Unless Bosh, D. Wade and Lebron take pay cuts to leave some space to get some quality players to fill up roster spots 4-12, I don't believe that they will make the Finals next year.

If it was about winning now he would go to Chicago. I'd rather have Rose, Boozer, Deng and Noah than Bosh, D. Wade and who the fuck else knows what. I have always and will still believe that Chi-Town is the best place for him.

Black Diamond · July 2010

Stone Is God wrote:

Unless Bosh, D. Wade and Lebron take pay cuts to leave some space to get some quality players to fill up roster spots 4-12, I don't believe that they will make the Finals next year.

If it was about winning now he would go to Chicago. I'd rather have Rose, Boozer, Deng and Noah than Bosh, D. Wade and who the fuck else knows what. I have always and will still believe that Chi-Town is the best place for him.

Wow, Former Govenor Blagojevich is a PJ fan

fife · July 2010

Stone Is God wrote:

Unless Bosh, D. Wade and Lebron take pay cuts to leave some space to get some quality players to fill up roster spots 4-12, I don't believe that they will make the Finals next year.

If it was about winning now he would go to Chicago. I'd rather have Rose, Boozer, Deng and Noah than Bosh, D. Wade and who the fuck else knows what. I have always and will still believe that Chi-Town is the best place for him.

do you really think that if all 3 players are on the heat, they would need more quality players. Boston won with a big 3 and no one else.

I still think however that Lebron stays in Cleveland. I will lose respect for him if he goes to the heat.

polaris_x · July 2010

i'd be surprised if lebron goes to miami considering his ego ... i would handicap:

1. cleveland 2-1
2. chicago 4-1
3. new jersey 7-1
4. knicks 8-1

as for bosh and wade ... it's a good move for bosh cuz he really can't carry a team like wade can ... d. wade had like no one last year to help him and they still did decent i think ... they still need a centre in miami cuz he can't guard dwight or any legit 5 for that matter ...

CROJAM95 · July 2010

I think Miami has the inside track

how can he return to Cleveland at this point? He woulda fucked up his teams offseason opportunities in getting Izzo, and maybe other free agents

I'd like to hear his take on that

markymark550 · July 2010

polaris_x wrote:

... they still need a centre in miami cuz he can't guard dwight or any legit 5 for that matter ...

bingo....By keeping Wade and adding Bosh, I think the Heat would be better off going out and getting a defensive minded center (Haywood might be best FA option) and a couple of decent reserves with the money they want to use for LeBron.

81 · July 2010

CROJAM95 wrote:

I think Miami has the inside track

how can he return to Cleveland at this point? He woulda fucked up his teams offseason opportunities in getting Izzo, and maybe other free agents

I'd like to hear his take on that

Izzo maybe, free agents..not so much. they didn't have any cap space to chase a big name unless it was sign and trade.

Cliffy6745 · July 2010

Saying the Heat will not be good with Wade, Bosh and Lebron is complete fucking nonsense. You kidding that Haywood would be a better option than Lebron? Please tell me you did not say that.

polaris_x · July 2010

i'm surprised guys aren't looking at new jersey ... i think lebron on new jersey would be a better team then cleveland now ... that's assuming favors is still 2-3 years away of being a nightly contributor ...

JonnyPistachio · July 2010

I think the Yankees will offer him the most money...oh wait, nevermind.

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