21 May 2015 18:05:44
PHI: J Hill, N Young, '16 2nd rd pick (via Lakers)
ATL: R Sacre, #27, & #34 pick (both picks from Lakers)
LAL: #15 (via ATL), #60 (via PHI)
LAL draft Towns #2 (assuming he doesn't get drafted 1st), & Dekker or Hollis Jefferson #15.
LAL sign Dragic 4 yrs $80M, T Harris 4 yrs $56M, KJ McDaniels 3 years $9M, player option 3rd year, B Wright MLE 2 years $10.9M
PG: Dragic/Clarkson
SG: Kobe/McDaniels/Blue/Brown
SF: Harris/Dekker or Hollis-Jefferson
PF: Randle/Davis/Kelly
C: Towns/Wright
Payroll = $79.6M (Luxury Tax Threahold = $81M)
21 May 2015 18:48:02
Teams under salary cap don't have MLE. They have room exception which is $2.8 million for one year or up to $5.8 million for two seasons.
21 May 2015 19:05:46
Why can't Lakers fans accept that you're not pawning off Nick Young for a future second round pick. I don't most teams would take Nick Young for #27.
21 May 2015 19:29:36
Jordan hill should just be cut and nick young trade for anything.
21 May 2015 20:03:46
@EU
In this scenario, the LAL aren't under the salary cap ($67.1M), they're under the luxury tax threshold ($81M). Once a team is at or over the cap, they can only sign their own FA with Bird rights and their draft picks and go
over the cap. Otherwise, a team that is over the cap can only use exceptions (Mid Level, Mini Mid Level, Bi Annual) if available or sign FA to their respective minimum salaries (based on # of years they've been in the league).
21 May 2015 23:04:04
Once a team got under salary cap, they just have room exception and veterans minimum in order to sign a player whose rights do not belong them. In this case, you suppose Lakers renounce some players' rights to get rid of their cap holds from salary cap, so that they will have more cap space to acquire new players. For example, Portland is not going to renounce their players' rights, so they can resign them via bird rights and use MLE by being over the cap.
21 May 2015 23:25:00
The lakers are giving the 27 pick leuven not getting it
22 May 2015 15:04:58
No from Sixers. We don't want la's bad contracts and below average players.