Once upon a time Andre Iguodala was viewed as a disappointment. Certainly not by everyone, but by a large segment of Sixers fans and even by the Philly front office. The Sixers sought to trade Iguodala heading into the 2011-12 season, though the lockout limited their options by … [Read more...]
Throwback Jersey Thursday: The Hidden Value of Outside Shooting
We’ve reached a bit of a lull in the offseason. The summer leagues are over, just about all of the free agents are signed, and the Olympics haven’t even started yet. Rather than wallowing in the lack of competitive basketball games and breaking news, I’d like to take this … [Read more...]
Free Agent Bargain-Hunting: Summer League Players to Watch
The summer free agent frenzy is mostly over. With so much money flooding the market, the only established NBA players to sign apparent bargain contracts are those who did so by rule (e.g. Kevin Durant, limited to the individual max salary) or by choice (most glaringly David West, … [Read more...]
Why Tyler Johnson should be the Bulls’ #1 Target
[Originally posted on Blog-A-Bull] I think by now we all have a fairly good grasp of the team’s strengths and weaknesses entering the off-season. Strengths: Jimmy Butler, an increasingly ball-dominant scorer who can lock down either wing position defensively and who … [Read more...]
Projecting Free Agent Salaries: How much inflation should we expect?
The July moratorium is about to begin, meaning that teams will soon be allowed to negotiate with free agents, though they can’t sign any official contracts for several days. Throughout this moratorium period we’ll hear rumored deals, and to many fans the contract figures will be … [Read more...]
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