06-16-2022, 08:38 AM
Probably more interesting is his Pf writeups
Galinari
Gallinari is signed for $21.45 million with Atlanta this coming season but only $4.5 million of that is guaranteed, and the Hawks are projected to be a tax team if they don’t release him. While it’s possible his deal could be used in a trade, the more likely scenario is that he is waived and becomes a free agent, where his ability to bomb from deep and post up against switches will make him a coveted bench piece for the midlevel exception.
TJ warren
Warren has only played four games in the last two years due to a stress fracture in his left foot and a recovery that moved at a snail’s pace, so this is basically a number pulled out of the sky. He was worth far more than this pre-injury and has legit value if he’s back at full strength, but it’s difficult to value the healthy question marks. Teams likely will be doing their due diligence on his recovery and discounting accordingly.
Jalen smith
This seems likely headed to something more than a minimum deal. Smith averaged 13.4 points per game and shot 63.1 percent on 2s in 22 games with the Pacers after his midseason trade from Phoenix. While the Pacers are capped at paying him $4.67 million for the coming season because the Suns declined his third-year option, I don’t see his market going beyond that price because of Smith’s defensive shortcomings. But he’s 22 and can score.
Ingles listed under sf. hollingers system has him rated very high not factoring his injury
Ingles will end up signing for much, much less than this, as this BORD$ value doesn’t account for his season-ending knee injury last year. He didn’t play a game for the Blazers but was sent there by Utah after tearing his ACL in late January. Ingles also turns 35 in October.
Galinari
Gallinari is signed for $21.45 million with Atlanta this coming season but only $4.5 million of that is guaranteed, and the Hawks are projected to be a tax team if they don’t release him. While it’s possible his deal could be used in a trade, the more likely scenario is that he is waived and becomes a free agent, where his ability to bomb from deep and post up against switches will make him a coveted bench piece for the midlevel exception.
TJ warren
Warren has only played four games in the last two years due to a stress fracture in his left foot and a recovery that moved at a snail’s pace, so this is basically a number pulled out of the sky. He was worth far more than this pre-injury and has legit value if he’s back at full strength, but it’s difficult to value the healthy question marks. Teams likely will be doing their due diligence on his recovery and discounting accordingly.
Jalen smith
This seems likely headed to something more than a minimum deal. Smith averaged 13.4 points per game and shot 63.1 percent on 2s in 22 games with the Pacers after his midseason trade from Phoenix. While the Pacers are capped at paying him $4.67 million for the coming season because the Suns declined his third-year option, I don’t see his market going beyond that price because of Smith’s defensive shortcomings. But he’s 22 and can score.
Ingles listed under sf. hollingers system has him rated very high not factoring his injury
Ingles will end up signing for much, much less than this, as this BORD$ value doesn’t account for his season-ending knee injury last year. He didn’t play a game for the Blazers but was sent there by Utah after tearing his ACL in late January. Ingles also turns 35 in October.