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07-24-12, 07:42 PM
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From Larry Coon via ESPN Insider: San Antonio Spurs Maximum cap room: $0 Midlevel exception remaining: $500,000 Biannual exception remaining: $557,000 Trade exceptions remaining: $854,000 (T.J. Ford) Significant free agents: None Notes: The Spurs brought everyone back for one more run. Tim Duncan took a significant pay cut when he re-signed and he's now the Spurs' fourth-highest paid player. Basically, the Spurs are broke and can only add salary by trading away an equal amount (minus 20% plus the 850K trade exception). No word on the total salary and it's implications for luxury tax.      |
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07-24-12, 07:52 PM
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we still have the vet minimum and Bi-Annual Exception if i'm not mistaken. we signed Diaw & De Colo with the MLE, we had Green/Duncan/Mills as exceptions so they didn't count against any exceptions. that's how i'm seeing it anyway.
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07-24-12, 11:28 PM
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We still have a full roster though
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07-25-12, 01:05 AM
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They need to create some roster space. Trade Bonner and Blair for a legit big man. Not one who trolls the 3 point line and misses in the playoffs. Not one who sulks like a little kid during the playoffs when things don't go his way. Fix the frontcourt!
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07-25-12, 08:52 AM
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07-25-12, 11:04 AM
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I, for one, have resigned myself to accepting Blair and Bonner as being Spurs for the upcoming season unless Blair is traded away for a draft pick and no teams seem to be even interested in taking up that offer at this point and I doubt that will change unless a team suffers a season-ending injury to a big or a young big is turning out to be a bust. Another trade deadline miracle for a big is still in the realm of possible but the odds are heavily stacked against it.
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