Okay now officially knock Bledsoe off the list

I bet Dragic feels some type of way

It's gonna be fun watching them play

Throwing in a hefty mix of

Isiah Thomas in the backcourt with a dash of Ennis

Dragic may get moved to Indiana

They want him the most

And now Rich Paul moves on to

This ridiculous contract demand

http://www.cbssports.com/nba/eye-on-basketball/24721937/report-cavs-tristan-thompson-will-ask-for-upwards-of-11m-per-season

Cleveland Cavaliers big man Tristan Thompson is seeking upwards of $11 million per season on his next contract, according to the Akron Beacon Journal's Jason Lloyd. He's eligible for an extension before Oct. 31, and he'll be a restricted free agent next summer.

He will ask for the type of money previously given to Derrick Favors (four years, $49 million) and Larry Sanders (four years, $44 million). What will hurt Thompson's case, however, is the Greg Monroe saga. Monroe, by all accounts a better player than Thompson, was forced to sign a one-year qualifying offer with the Pistons after failing to reach agreement on a long-term contract with anyone this summer. He will now be an unrestricted free agent next summer.

but situation calls for a check and he was gonna get it either way,

could work out, might not.

sometimes you fly and hope for the best

F500ONE wrote:Yikes, Suns making Rich Paul look Rich

Okay now officially knock Bledsoe off the list

I bet Dragic feels some type of way

It's gonna be fun watching them play

Throwing in a hefty mix of

Isiah Thomas in the backcourt with a dash of Ennis

Dragic may get moved to Indiana

They want him the most

And now Rich Paul moves on to

This ridiculous contract demand

http://www.cbssports.com/nba/eye-on-basketball/24721937/report-cavs-tristan-thompson-will-ask-for-upwards-of-11m-per-season

Cleveland Cavaliers big man Tristan Thompson is seeking upwards of $11 million per season on his next contract, according to the Akron Beacon Journal's Jason Lloyd. He's eligible for an extension before Oct. 31, and he'll be a restricted free agent next summer.

He will ask for the type of money previously given to Derrick Favors (four years, $49 million) and Larry Sanders (four years, $44 million). What will hurt Thompson's case, however, is the Greg Monroe saga. Monroe, by all accounts a better player than Thompson, was forced to sign a one-year qualifying offer with the Pistons after failing to reach agreement on a long-term contract with anyone this summer. He will now be an unrestricted free agent next summer.

That Tristan Thompson salary demand is re-goddamn-diculous. Thompson is not very good. Wow.

NYKBocker wrote:I don't understand this. They don't like Dragic?

Dragic is hitting free agency soon, will be 30 and looking for a huge payday. Bledsoe is risky but is very young and at around 14 mil a year this contract is uber tradeable assuming he doesnt get injured. I guess they figure it's riskier signing Dragic from 30-35 years old then a oft injured Bledsoe from 25-30.

D. Tragic's brother Z. Tragic

But

Unlike Chris Smith, Zoran actually has the ability to be a practice player, however, is no where near the talents of

Archie Goodwin, another Kentucky alumuni like Bledsoe, who can play both G positoins
Then their is their 1st round pick his season in Tyler Ennis

PG/SG Goran Dragic
PG/SG Bledsoe

It is very possible the Sun's are looking to deal either Dragic or Bledsoe in the future after resigning them, adding to their multiple asset's young players developing, and cap space
They likely will want multiple draft picks/talents in other positions and possibly ALL STARS caliber talents, waiting for their day to SIGN their own Lebron James, while likely keeping Bledsoe for his DEF/versatility/and speed/quickness to attract their STAR

I think they will eventually resign Dragic and deal him for the highest bidder and his contract would be in the range of 12m +
Looking for a trade exemption and mulitple picks

backups G's
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Isiah Thomas
Arhcie Goodwin
Tyler Ennis
Zoran Dragic

G/F's
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Gereld Green
PJ Tucker *just resigned but Green played very well for The Sun's but is unlikely to resign, he was also strong enough to be used on Blake Griffen though giving up much size, The Sun's can trade some of their G's that have potential who released Ish Smith and former 1st round pick in Kendall Marshall*

F's
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though has very good handle, might be able to play SG to PF, depending on his development
1st round pick in TJ Warren

Marcus Morris
Anthony Tolliver *a cheap replacement to Frye with a team option on 2nd year for 3m that could be a fill in for a trade*

F/C
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Markeif Morris *playing the stretch 4/5 that Channing Frye excelled at after Boris Diaw with much better range than Diaw but not nearly as talented*
Miles Plumlee *once a throw with Gereld Green*

C
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Alex Len