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PLEASE DO NOT COPY THIS WORK WITHOUT PROVIDING PROPER CREDIT The Miami Heat approached the NBA’s Feb. 7 trade deadline with three primary goals in mind: to placate the unhappy consummate professional Wayne Ellington, to reduce their payroll, and to clear positional Read More »
I drafted this FAQ because I have received countless questions, and seen countless reporting issues, about the Anthony Davis situation. As many of you know, I have tried provide as much assistance as I possibly can, but I figured that one article, Read More »
Update (02/09/19): PLEASE DO NOT COPY THIS WORK WITHOUT PROVIDING PROPER CREDIT The Miami Heat ultimately traded Tyler Johnson, Wayne Ellington and $1.8 million in cash considerations (to cover the difference in the respective salaries) to the Phoenix Suns in exchange for Read More »
I wrote this article because I find the topic rarely fascinating. But please keep in mind that it reflects only my interpretations of the corresponding rules in the Collective Bargaining Agreement. They appear to be quite different than the interpretations of most other people Read More »
PLEASE DO NOT COPY THIS WORK WITHOUT PROVIDING PROPER CREDIT The Miami Heat approached the NBA’s Feb. 7 trade deadline with three primary goals in mind: to placate the unhappy consummate professional Wayne Ellington, to reduce their payroll, and to clear positional Read More »
I drafted this FAQ because I have received countless questions, and seen countless reporting issues, about the Anthony Davis situation. As many of you know, I have tried provide as much assistance as I possibly can, but I figured that one article, Read More »
Update (02/09/19): PLEASE DO NOT COPY THIS WORK WITHOUT PROVIDING PROPER CREDIT The Miami Heat ultimately traded Tyler Johnson, Wayne Ellington and $1.8 million in cash considerations (to cover the difference in the respective salaries) to the Phoenix Suns in exchange for Read More »
I wrote this article because I find the topic rarely fascinating. But please keep in mind that it reflects only my interpretations of the corresponding rules in the Collective Bargaining Agreement. They appear to be quite different than the interpretations of most other people Read More »
LeBron James will have a critical decision to make this summer. He holds a $35.6M player option for the 2018-19 season. He must decide by June 29 whether to exercise it. If he declines the option, Cleveland could offer him more money Read More »
The Miami Heat revealed itself for what it is this past season – a fun and exciting team which can out-effort anyone to victory on any given night, but not one built for sustained playoff success. It’s a team with a ton Read More »
The Miami Heat pulled off perhaps the greatest turnaround in NBA history this past season, following up an exasperating 11-30 first half with an 30-11 second half that was good for second-best in the league and made it the first team to Read More »
Just when we thought a wild NBA offseason was finally winding down, another stunner was delivered last Friday with the disclosure by ESPN that four-time All-Star point guard Kyrie Irving has asked the Cleveland Cavaliers to trade him. Irving reportedly made the Read More »
Pat Riley’s goal for this summer was clearly to sign Gordon Hayward. It had been that way for quite a while. He downplayed it because, well, it was always going to be exceedingly difficult to execute. Hayward tugged at our heartstrings for Read More »
With less than 24 hours left before the start of the draft and just ten days until the start of free agency, NBA teams were provided an updated projection for the 2017-18 salary cap — and it’s not nearly as high as Read More »
