TRob getting a look from five teams

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  1. riverman

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    Actually Philly could've achieved that buy splitting the amount in bonus form to it's current players but they opted to sign TRob for the rest of the season.
     
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    Wrong
     
  3. kjironman1

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    Okay here is where i got it. Probably should have put this up there from the beginning but i figured you had all read the same thing.
    http://www.oregonlive.com/nba/index.ssf/2015/02/thomas_robinson_claimed_off_wa.html
    This portion of the statement is a direct quote from Woj
    "The Sixers needed the sum of Robinson's remaining salary to honor the obligations of the collective bargaining agreement that dictate a team needs to reach within 90 percent of the NBA's salary floor before season's end - or pay out that shortfall amount equally among the rest of the players on the roster."
    The rest i picked from the story and made the statement "Philly took him to clear cap restrictions...." " .....He can sign wherever"
    Now exactly where is that "Wrong" ?
     
  4. blue32

    blue32 Who wants a mustache ride?

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    Dude's making 3.6 million dollars playing in the NBA. Duder should be fine. ;)
     
  5. BBert

    BBert Weasels Ripped My Flesh

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    It seems from that, that they had the choice, and either option would have satisfied the collective bargaining agreement.

    How pissed would their players be if they could have split $3+ million dollars among them, but management decided to sign a guy for $3.6million, then cut him and pay him instead.

    But it is the 76ers, so there's that....
     
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    That's what I thought, too. If the money is the same to the organization either way, why not at least throw a little "thank you for playing for our sucky ass team" money to your players? Asshats.
     
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