Haynes full of shit (no Nic 4 years, 46.5 Million) (confirmed)

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  1. Draco

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    That makes sense.

    I still think Roy would flip out if he has to wait 10 days until he can get an offer and only as a plan B option if the TWolves don’t get Batum. Even if Kahn found a loophole to get this done in 3 days Roy might consider signing at Golden State for the MLE in the meantime or something. I’d imagine Roy was originally told by Minny they are going to try and get Batum in a sign and trade before finalizing his deal. Roy thinks he will be the starting SG, not plan B if Batum is matched.
     
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    Five bucks says that Dwight is asking on Khan's behalf. :lol:
     
    BlazerCaravan, Jul 13, 2012
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    Hahha
     
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    LOL, what a fool Kahn is and a tool Dwight is
     
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    H(J)aynes full of shit...
     
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    Oh shit that's funny...
     
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    Dwight is full of so much fail.

    And he tries so freaking hard.
     
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    You would think these fools would learn.
     
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    He's one of those guys that will never admit when they're wrong.
     
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    So did the buyout vs waiving ever get answered as it pertains to the cap number and hold
     
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    As I read #40 in the CBA FAQ, renouncing refers to giving up a team's rights to a free agent. I don't see anything that says it applies to players who are still under contract. Assuming it does apply, then it sounds like the renounced player's salary comes off of the books immediately. There's also this bit of information:

    If it is the case that renouncement can be used on players under contract, then it would seem like the T'Wolves wouldn't be risking as much on this as we'd thought.
     
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    As I recall, a buyout *is* waiving, just with the added negotation over how much money gets paid.
     
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    @brianfromwa So let's be sure now... you're saying Minnesota won't get the cap room for the offer sheet, correct?

    seriously, what a jackass.
    Can't follow a discussion, and then tries to state someone's position for them that is false
     
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    How does one type louder and slower over twitter for Dwight?
     
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    BC you're killing it today!!! Funny shit!
     
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    Gotta admit, it feels good to be in a negotiation situation where we're not the ones bent over the hood of the Honda.
     
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  18. Mediocre Man

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    Hey, Brian. What is the benefit of Kahn getting the option date moved back on Webster and Miller's contracts


    And how does retirement fall into all this? If Miller retires, what happens to his cap hit, and when?
     
    Mediocre Man, Jul 13, 2012
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    My guess - The benefit was that they might be able to send them in a trade for a team that looks to shed money.
     
    SantaDora, Jul 13, 2012
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    this is referring to free agents that you still have bird rights for, you can renounce them to take their cap hold off your salary
     
    3RA1N1AC, Jul 13, 2012
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