Renouncing rights to Petteri and Freeland

oberto.....manu.....taigo....Robertas Javtokas.....Tony Massenburg.....parker...Viktor Sanikidze...Sergei Karaulov

 

Yeah, I knew about Splitter, but the rest are all 2nd round picks. 2nd round picks don't come with cap holds, so there is no reason to renounce a player drafted in the second round. Splitter has rejected the Spurs because he can make so much more in Europe because of the rookie scale. Drafting players in the first round and stashing them overseas is not a smart move for teams usually. drafting them in the second round and stashing them however, like the Spurs, is brilliant.

 

Parker came right over. And none of the others were first round picks except Splitter who has refused to come over because the money is so different.

 

you asked who they baked over seas.....i gave a list parker i miss read but i also missed Ian Mahinmi drafted in 2005....28th overall, 2005 San Antonio Spurs

 

How is Ian Mahinmi doing anyway? I know he had a great game against us in his debut scoring no points in mop up minutes two years ago.

Didn't play in the league last year though. What happened to him? D league I think? The Spurs are paying over 1 million per year for a guy that will never make an impact. Great, sign me up.

 

yeah you want to pay? you better call KP and PA and send them your credit card....

you asked i answered you didnt like the the answer....bitter its not your money dont forget KP was a spur when parker was drafted...was scola, manu and oberto worth it?

 

I think Oberto signed as a free agent and was never drafted.

 

I appreciate your answer. I should have been more clear in my question, that is my fault. I meant first rounders.

Oberto wasn't even drafted. None of those players counted 1 cent against the Spurs cap until they actually came over to play. If Portland did that with Koponen and Freelnad it would have been a lot better rather than late firsts.