04-26-2021, 04:26 PM
One thing is that I believe the Nets have limited ways of improving their roster as they are already over the hard cap so to my knowledge they don't have much at their disposal in terms of adding guys. They could just resign Dinwiddie to keep him as an asset though I think he'd rather go elsewhere. I think he could be traded as an opt-in and trade situation. The Nets could get back a TE or a player in this scenario. This is better than Dinwiddie leaving for nothing.
Mavs for example could do this and I guess retain some kind of bird rights on Dinwiddie. With Dinwiddie's injury situation I doubt he can get a bigger contract or multi-year deal. Mavs could take a 1 year flier on him in a buy-low situation then resign him over the cap the following year if he is a fit.
This would also give them still plenty of cap space for another impact player or two. Dinwiddie has flaws plus injury concerns but he is able to score, make plays and get to the free throw line.
Mavs for example could do this and I guess retain some kind of bird rights on Dinwiddie. With Dinwiddie's injury situation I doubt he can get a bigger contract or multi-year deal. Mavs could take a 1 year flier on him in a buy-low situation then resign him over the cap the following year if he is a fit.
This would also give them still plenty of cap space for another impact player or two. Dinwiddie has flaws plus injury concerns but he is able to score, make plays and get to the free throw line.