09-21-2020, 03:37 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-21-2020, 03:45 PM by Scott41theMavs.)
A few have commented on how they believe player options aren't resolved until after the draft. Not sure how it works, but I'm pretty sure they have to be resolved before the draft so that teams know their situations beforehand. If such is not the case, the league needs to change it in the next CBA, because that's stupid.
BTW, I am ***out*** on the idea of burning the #18 just to get rid of Wright and his contract. We need that player on a rookie deal, or at least to get a win-now player who is better than that guy is as a rookie in return. There's got to be a better way.
Edit: did a little research. The deadline for player options until just a short time ago was Oct. 17, the day before the erstwhile date of the NBA draft. I would assume the new date is Nov. 17, the day before the new draft date. Hot damn!
BTW, I am ***out*** on the idea of burning the #18 just to get rid of Wright and his contract. We need that player on a rookie deal, or at least to get a win-now player who is better than that guy is as a rookie in return. There's got to be a better way.
Edit: did a little research. The deadline for player options until just a short time ago was Oct. 17, the day before the erstwhile date of the NBA draft. I would assume the new date is Nov. 17, the day before the new draft date. Hot damn!