he can score but he is like so many other slow footed perimeter players you see them get beat off the bounce enough and just think... its not worth it. they can only thrive in a system with a monster in the key who can erase all their mistakes.NoPropsneeded wrote:
JJ. REDICK
Jason Kapono
Ryan Anderson
Hedo
"I may be wrong ... but I doubt it"
The Raptors would have about $58.9M in salary if both Bargnani and Kleiza were off the books. This does not include Pietrus or Anderson, but does include JL3.
If the salary cap remains the same, then they would be about $0.9M over the cap. If the cap goes up then they would be under the cap by about that much. Either way they wouldn't be able to sign a big time free agent like Millsap without doing a sign and trade - and the only realistic assets left for a S&T would be DeRozan, Amir, or Fields.
So amnestying Bargnani does nothing. Trading Kleiza for expiring contracts (or amnestying him) should get them far enough away from the apron that they could make a decent MLE offering.
kleiza for president obama? i heard that dude can ball. and he can play the 3 or the 4!
tough to see the white house pulling the trigger on that trade
A key that opens many locks is a master key, but a lock that gets open by many keys is just a shitty lock
Agreed.
This thread is too obvious.
Klieza is awful and will never find a spot in our current rotations.
The Baltic Beast is unstoppable!
In the words of the Biebs "Never Say Never." Kleiza should always be in the rotation when playing Utah.
http://www.hoopsworld.com/raptors-lo...-linas-kleiza/
no real info in that article aside from keywords "sources" and "high probability"
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