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How much money do ya'll think Lowry and Scola will cost?

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by vince, Mar 17, 2010.

  1. joesr

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    I dont know. A lot of teams have been freeing up cap space for the FA this year. While not for Luis I am quite sure the teams who dont get thier targets will have plenty of money to spend and Luis would make a good second option.
     
  2. xiki

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    LS - 7.5 X 4 (w/raises annually)
    KL - 4.5 X 5 (w/raises annually)

    And worth it, both of'm.
     
  3. abrocketsfan

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    Actually I think the middle of the pack guys will get squeezed out given the state of most NBA teams right now. The owners have a lot of leverage in this salary cap situation and I don't think they want to overpay for non-star players...
     
  4. ROXTXIA

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    This.

    I'll say,

    Scola, 4 years, $32,000,000
    Lowry 5 years, $22,000,000
     
  5. BleedRocketsRed

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    Agreed. That sounds like fair market value.
     
  6. BleedRocketsRed

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    I don't think Scola is restricted but I am hoping his agent gives the Rockets the chance to match any offer (like Nash's agent did before Donnie Nelson felt giving that money to Eric Dampier would be a better investment).
     
  7. BimaThug

    BimaThug Resident Capologist
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    Scola is a restricted free agent. All players with three years or less of NBA experience are restricted free agents. It doesn't matter that Scola will be 30 or that he was a star in Europe before coming over.
     
  8. rhino17

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    after the trade deadline he said they are going to retain them both no matter what
     
  9. BleedRocketsRed

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    I know you are really knowledgeable (moreso than me), but I do have to question.

    I thought 2nd rounders did not get the qualifying offers? http://hoopshype.com/salaries/houston.htm
    Hoopshype has him as an unrestricted FA.
     
  10. Yetti

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    Scola 5.5 mil/yr 4 years=22mil.
    Lowry3.6mil/yr 5years= 18mil :p
     
  11. LCII

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    If Scola was 26 years old - Easily 9-10 million

    Due to his age, Morey can leverage and probably sign him to 7 million a year for four years with the final year being a player option. Scola will probably show noticable decline by his fourth year and will definitely pick up the option.
     
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    I honestly don't see a team in the NBA that would start Lowry. He'll get around 3 million long-term or take the qualifying offer. Scola will get around MLE money.
     
  13. larsv8

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    11 million for both.
     
  14. vince

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    This makes me happy, hope they both are Rockets next season. :p
     
  15. vince

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    I feel like an idiot. I wanted to put a happy face, not a face with a tounge sticking out. My Bad.... :)
     
  16. BimaThug

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    Hoopshype is wrong.

    All restricted free agents get qualifying offers, first rounders and second rounders alike. The qualifying offer is what makes them restricted.

    http://members.cox.net/lmcoon/salarycap.htm#Q36

    You're welcome. And stop reading Hoopshype. Just read Larry Coon's FAQ. His stuff is the gospel.
     
  17. bluffkin

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    If scola is offered around 10-11 million the best option is a sign and trade for bosh or Stoudemire
     
  18. thegame_2234

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    i will said 7 mill to scola for 3 to 4 years

    and to lowry 4 mill for 3 to 4 years too
     
  19. BleedRocketsRed

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    If he is offered that much, he would sign the offer sheet immediately and we probably would not match and lose him for nothing.
     
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    I can't see Scola getting less than 32mill over 4 or Lowry less than 10 over 3yrs.
     

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