Chandler wrote:Seriously we don't want Wiggins or anyone on wolves other than KAT which ain't happeningRose is talking up that he wants wins not money. I believe him
I expect the usual suspects on a deal: SAS GS Cavs I can even imagine jazz if Hill leaves
http://nba.nbcsports.com/2017/05/24/report-timberwolves-maybe-spurs-have-interest-in-derrick-rose-as-a-free-agent/
In San Antonio, the point guard spot is more fluid. Tony Parker has a career-threatening injury suffered in the playoffs, and Patty Mills is a free agent. While there are rumors about them chasing Chris Paul, to do that would require a gutting of the roster (moving Pau Gasol and Parker for no money back, plus letting guys such as Mills and Dewayne Dedmon go for nothing) and there would be no money left for a guy like Rose. However, that scenario is unlikely, and if the Spurs bring Mills back Rose could make a good backup.The question is money. Rose can still get buckets, he averaged 18 a game last season plus 4.4 assists, and he may be due a salary into the eight-figure range. But will a team pay that? And for how many years? San Antonio, if it keeps Gasol and Mills, would basically have the mid-level exception at a little more than $8 million a season. Minnesota may not offer much more. The teams willing to offer more money and a larger role to Rose are likely not ones on a deep playoff track (or maybe making the playoffs at all).
The market for Rose will be interesting, and maybe not as robust as he imagines. It will come down to what his priorities truly are.
Says in another article that Rose claims he has plenty of money now, and its about winning. Funny, because not so long ago he was openly talking about looking forward to signing a big contract this summer. All it took was one season in NY, lol.
Have to admit, If he played the right way off the bench, Rose could be a real X factor for the Spurs.