6 replies to this topic

[kingkobe]

I haven't heard anyone talk about this why can't we sign and trade Dwight after the season then trade him maybe at that time we can get that three way Kevin love trade or see we're rondo is at health wise.

Second question pick the trade you would like based on the rumors
Dwight and scrub or two or just Dwight for Lin, asik good defensive center, parsons, and whole lot of draft picks
Dwight to nets for Lopez package with Gerald wallace or marashon brooks
Dwight and scrubs to Dallas for matrix, collison, oj mayo, kayman and draft picks
Dwight and scrubs to Atlanta for Korver, lou Williams, and horford

Which would you pick

[Gotrings?]

You can't do sign-and-trades and longer. The new CBA prohibits it.

[bigfetz]

You can't do sign-and-trades and longer. The new CBA prohibits it.

Well you can you just cant do it when your in the luxury tax.

But to answer OP no we can't S&T. We are well into the luxury tax and thus cannot S&T.

Edited by bigfetz, February 16, 2013 - 11:57 AM.

[Gotrings?]

Well you can you just cant do it when your in the luxury tax.

But to answer OP no we can't S&T. We are well into the luxury tax and thus cannot S&T.

It does not matter if we are into the the luxury tax or not. We were in the luxury tax last season, and we sign and traded for Nash. You can't do sign-and-trades any longer. The rule kicks in this off-season. It is either you have the cap space to sign a free agent or don't.

[bigfetz]

It does not matter if we are into the the luxury tax or not. We were in the luxury tax last season, and we sign and traded for Nash. You can't do sign-and-trades any longer. The rule kicks in this off-season. It is either you have the cap space to sign a free agent or don't.

http://espn.go.com/n...mpares-last-one

Additional limits for taxpaying teams



• 2005 CBA: No additional limits for taxpaying teams.
• 2011 CBA: Taxpaying teams have a smaller midlevel exception, can acquire less salary in trade, and cannot use the biannual exception. Starting in 2013-14, teams more than $4 million above the tax level cannot receive a player in a sign-and-trade transaction.

The reason we could do it last season is because the rule goes into effect this offseason.

Edited by bigfetz, February 16, 2013 - 01:29 PM.

[I<3LA]

I would take the Mavs or nets trade

[DanishLakerFan]

I'm not sure if i'm right, but I do think it's possible to do a sign-and-trade as long as the team receiving Dwight isn't over the cap. That means we can do a sign and trade with Houston and Dallas who both should be under the cap, but not Brooklyn who is way over.