Who Did What On June 30th
Lots tends to happen on June 30th. It's a big day. Personally, I had a bath, quite a nice pork chop for dinner, and traced the weird smell in this room down to an old packet of sandwiches that wasn't in the bin but just behind it. And here is what some NBA teams did.
(NB: Many of these decisions were made before June 30th. But ignore that for now.)
Player/Early Termination Options
These fellas opted in:
- Atlanta: Jamal Crawford (had to as a concurrent part of the trade)
- Boston: Eddie House
- Chicago: Jerome James
- Cleveland: Zydrunas Ilgauskas
- Dallas: Devean George
- Denver: Steven Hunter
- Detroit: Kwame Brown
- Houston: Brian Cook
- Indiana: Travis Diener
- L.A. Clippers: Ricky Davis
- L.A. Lakers: Kobe Bryant
- Memphis: Quentin Richardson (while still a Knick)
- Miami: Jermaine O'Neal, Mark Blount, Yakhouba Diawara and Chris Quinn
- Milwaukee: Malik Allen and Francisco Elson
- Minnesota: Bobby Brown
- New Jersey: Trenton Hassell
- New Orleans: Devin Brown
- New York: Eddy Curry and Al Harrington
- Oklahoma City: Damien Wilkins
- Orlando: Anthony Johnson
- San Antonio: Michael Finley
- Utah: Kyle Korver, Carlos Boozer and Mehmet Okur
- Washington: Mike James and Etan Thomas (as a concurrent part of his trade).
These fellas opted out:
- Cleveland: Anderson Varejao
- L.A. Clippers: Brian Skinner
- Orlando: Hidayet Turkoglu
- Philadelphia: Royal Ivey
Team options
Exercised:
- Detroit: Will Bynum
- New Jersey: Jarvis Hayes
- Phoenix: Louis Amundson
- Utah: Kyrylo Fesenko
Declined:
- Charlotte: Sean Singletary
- Indiana: Marquis Daniels
- L.A. Clippers: Alex Acker
The conditionally guaranteed contracts of Rafer Alston, Brent Barry and Matt Harpring all became guaranteed. Also, the contracts of Steve Blake, Travis Outlaw, Josh Powell and Didier Ilunga-Mbenga became guaranteed today. And Fabricio Oberto was waived quietly last night.
Who got qualifying offers?
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Most importantly, Michael Sweetney is not dead.
Oh and Detroit, you just overpaid. Twice. And as for Zach Randolph......I stand by this
Full summer league rosters soon.
(NB: Many of these decisions were made before June 30th. But ignore that for now.)
Player/Early Termination Options
These fellas opted in:
- Atlanta: Jamal Crawford (had to as a concurrent part of the trade)
- Boston: Eddie House
- Chicago: Jerome James
- Cleveland: Zydrunas Ilgauskas
- Dallas: Devean George
- Denver: Steven Hunter
- Detroit: Kwame Brown
- Houston: Brian Cook
- Indiana: Travis Diener
- L.A. Clippers: Ricky Davis
- L.A. Lakers: Kobe Bryant
- Memphis: Quentin Richardson (while still a Knick)
- Miami: Jermaine O'Neal, Mark Blount, Yakhouba Diawara and Chris Quinn
- Milwaukee: Malik Allen and Francisco Elson
- Minnesota: Bobby Brown
- New Jersey: Trenton Hassell
- New Orleans: Devin Brown
- New York: Eddy Curry and Al Harrington
- Oklahoma City: Damien Wilkins
- Orlando: Anthony Johnson
- San Antonio: Michael Finley
- Utah: Kyle Korver, Carlos Boozer and Mehmet Okur
- Washington: Mike James and Etan Thomas (as a concurrent part of his trade).
These fellas opted out:
- Cleveland: Anderson Varejao
- L.A. Clippers: Brian Skinner
- Orlando: Hidayet Turkoglu
- Philadelphia: Royal Ivey
Team options
Exercised:
- Detroit: Will Bynum
- New Jersey: Jarvis Hayes
- Phoenix: Louis Amundson
- Utah: Kyrylo Fesenko
Declined:
- Charlotte: Sean Singletary
- Indiana: Marquis Daniels
- L.A. Clippers: Alex Acker
The conditionally guaranteed contracts of Rafer Alston, Brent Barry and Matt Harpring all became guaranteed. Also, the contracts of Steve Blake, Travis Outlaw, Josh Powell and Didier Ilunga-Mbenga became guaranteed today. And Fabricio Oberto was waived quietly last night.
Who got qualifying offers?
Click this.
Most importantly, Michael Sweetney is not dead.
Oh and Detroit, you just overpaid. Twice. And as for Zach Randolph......I stand by this
Full summer league rosters soon.
Labels: Alex Acker, Anderson Varejao, Eddie House, Fabricio Oberto, Kyrylo Fesenko, Marquis Daniels, Matt Harpring, Mehmet Okur, Mike Sweetney, Quentin Richardson, Sean Singletary, Zydrunas Ilgauskas
posted by Sham at
11:03 PM
4 Comments:
"Crawford had to opt in as a concurrent part of the trade" What if he had chosen not to and decided to go into free agency? Or was it in his contract or something?
You can make trades between the day your season ends and July 1st, but you can't trade players that will be free agents in the upcoming summer, or who could be via an option. So, to be traded to the Hawks, Crawford had to decline his ETO as a part of the deal. If he didn't, he couldn't have been traded. The same thing happened to Etan Thomas.
How does it feel to be a Bulls fan? Gordon is gone and maybe that Deng money should have been given to Gordon.
Meh. Better to overpay only one guy than it is two.
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