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martin
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11/25/2013 4:13 PM
Larry Coon adds his notes: http://cbafaq.com/blog/?p=286
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playa2
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11/25/2013 5:08 PM
martin wrote:Larry Coon adds his notes: http://cbafaq.com/blog/?p=286 According to Coon, if the Lakers remove Harris and Nash from the roster, they will have $28.46 million in cap space. This would allow them to sign Anthony to a max contract (4 years, $96 million) and add a free agent at approximately the mid-level amount, per Coon. They may also be able to use the room mid-level exception ($2.7 million) to sign another player. But that's it. This scenario would leave Los Angeles with Bryant, Anthony, a first-round pick and two other free agents on the roster. They'd have to fill out the remaining roster spots with free agents willing to sign veteran's minimum contracts. Would that be enough to entice Anthony to leave New York? The Knicks can offer Anthony a deal that's one year longer and worth $33 million more than any other team. They can't offer Anthony the chance to play with another superstar like Bryant, though.
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martin
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11/25/2013 5:15 PM
playa2 wrote:martin wrote:Larry Coon adds his notes: http://cbafaq.com/blog/?p=286 Hey, Anthony just played with Amare, should be close enough. Official sponsor of the PURE KNICKS LOVE Program
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