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Caseloads
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7/3/2016  5:09 PM
1) Find cheap, undrafted talent.
2) Lock them into long term 4-year cheap (minimum) non-guaranteed contracts. hope they blossom.

We had done that with Tony Wrotten - kinda silly we cut him instead of trading him for a second rounder...
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Knickoftime
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7/3/2016  6:40 PM
Caseloads wrote:1) Find cheap, undrafted talent.
2) Lock them into long term 4-year cheap (minimum) non-guaranteed contracts. hope they blossom.

We had done that with Tony Wrotten - kinda silly we cut him instead of trading him for a second rounder...

How many roster spots do you want to commit to projects?
BRIGGS
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7/3/2016  6:44 PM
Caseloads wrote:1) Find cheap, undrafted talent.
2) Lock them into long term 4-year cheap (minimum) non-guaranteed contracts. hope they blossom.

We had done that with Tony Wrotten - kinda silly we cut him instead of trading him for a second rounder...

You can do that with 3 slots maximum--like what Houston did this offseason with the theory one will pan out. The others are easy cuts or trade toss ins.

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Caseloads
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Knickoftime wrote:
Caseloads wrote:1) Find cheap, undrafted talent.
2) Lock them into long term 4-year cheap (minimum) non-guaranteed contracts. hope they blossom.

We had done that with Tony Wrotten - kinda silly we cut him instead of trading him for a second rounder...

How many roster spots do you want to commit to projects?


3 to 4. That way at least one pans out.
Knickoftime
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Caseloads wrote:
Knickoftime wrote:
Caseloads wrote:1) Find cheap, undrafted talent.
2) Lock them into long term 4-year cheap (minimum) non-guaranteed contracts. hope they blossom.

We had done that with Tony Wrotten - kinda silly we cut him instead of trading him for a second rounder...

How many roster spots do you want to commit to projects?


3 to 4. That way at least one pans out.

So you want to play 11-12 deep? There is no DL in the NBA.

What if a few guys get hurt at the same time?
Jmpasq
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7/4/2016  7:36 AM
BRIGGS wrote:
Caseloads wrote:1) Find cheap, undrafted talent.
2) Lock them into long term 4-year cheap (minimum) non-guaranteed contracts. hope they blossom.

We had done that with Tony Wrotten - kinda silly we cut him instead of trading him for a second rounder...

You can do that with 3 slots maximum--like what Houston did this offseason with the theory one will pan out. The others are easy cuts or trade toss ins.

I would rather do that than pay Randy Foye.

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7/4/2016  9:23 AM
Caseloads wrote:1) Find cheap, undrafted talent.
2) Lock them into long term 4-year cheap (minimum) non-guaranteed contracts. hope they blossom.

We had done that with Tony Wrotten - kinda silly we cut him instead of trading him for a second rounder...

Couldn't agree more.
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