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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p>Source close to talks tacks on hint of support to DeRozan optimism, insisting "yes" there's still time for extension. Deadline: 11:59 PM ET</p>— Marc Stein (@ESPNSteinLine) <a href="https://twitter.com/ESPNSteinLine/status/263768443378094081" data-datetime="2012-10-31T22:24:32+00:00">October 31, 2012</a></blockquote>
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p>The Toronto Raptors are finalizing a four year, $40 million contract extension with DeMar DeRozan, league sources tell Y! Sports.</p>— Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) <a href="https://twitter.com/WojYahooNBA/status/263771945248636928" data-datetime="2012-10-31T22:38:27+00:00">October 31, 2012</a></blockquote>
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i will be ok us signing him long term 8-10m/yr
That's turrible! Wtf BC!
10 million a year....fuck my salad
Marc J. Spears @SpearsNBAYahoo
Guard DeMar Derozan's contract extension with the Raptors is incentive based and close to $42 million, a source told Yahoo! Sports.
TEN? TEN?!?!?
What. The. Fuck.
@bruce_arthur Hey now. Don't forget that wing guys who don't rebound and can't shoot the three are hard to come by.
Hmm. Interesting. 10M per season seems high, but we don't know all the specifics. Very probable that there's some sort of incentives incorporated. I doubt the guaranteed amount would be 40M.
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Very interesting. LOTS of numbers being thrown out there right now.
I hope Demar gets extended, but not to anything over $10 million to be honest.
You're right it's more!Quote:
KHD wrote:
Money had nothing to do with Memphis not keeping Mayo. They gave Bayless $3 million to replace him, just a million less. Memphis did not want him and the rest of the league did not bid for him. There has to be a reason. I don't know what it is? I'm not hating on the guy. It's just when GMs shy away from making a long-term commitment to a player, there are reasons that the casual fan might not know. Dallas needs him to score, so it's a good situation for him.Quote:
Tesla wrote:
Fan 590 is saying 10 Mill a year. I think that's a bit high. If we look at our contracts, he had to get something bigger than Fields, and Amir. That said, this probably will mean Lowry is going to be a max player. But they have a couple years before that day comes. I'm happy he's back. I think he's under-appreciated. But this is a bit high, and with the new rules all these contracts that are slightly too high may have an impact down the line.
As far as OJ Mayo...he's only making 4 Mill? That's below league average. He has to be on a one year deal. That's just ridiculous. He needs to fire his agent if he's signed longer than a year at that.
+1. Toronto has the flexibility unlike other big market teams over their cap. With Calderon's expiring, and possible amnesty still left in the Summer of 2013, things financially aren't bad future wise.Quote:
blackjitsu wrote:
so far it's okay to me..
Fire colangelo!!! Now!!!
@SI_ChrisBallard: Hey now. Don't forget that wing guys who don't rebound and can't shoot the three are hard to come by.
@mattomic: You're totally ignoring his dcRW% stats. (Reverse-windmill proficiency during dunk contests)
@bruce_arthur: DeMar DeRozan PER by year: 12.5. 14.4, 12.8. True shooting percentage: .554, .530, .503. So, yeah. Wheee!
@johnhollinger: Clearly, the Raptors looked at what Landry Fields got as an RFA and figured $40 million for DeRozan was fair value.
@WolstatSun: Wow, that's ... not a good contract
For those who think this is a good deal he'll make 500k more than bargnani per year.
So it begins.Quote:
hotfuzz wrote:
I recall this type of reaction when Bargnani was extended.
and, dare I say, when JV was draftedQuote:
KHD wrote: