Spurs to make Richard Jefferson the first-ever NBA amnesty clause victim!

Isn't RJ a decent fit for the Clippers too? I mean Caron Butler is probable better, but if they can't him, what about Jefferson?

[QUOTE]WojYahooNBA Adrian Wojnarowski
Spurs are aggressively in the market for a starting small forward, and amnesty allows them to use full mid-level exception of $5M per year.
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Too bad this FA class is pretty weak

[QUOTE=mountainmamba]Too bad this FA class is pretty weak[/QUOTE]
Caron Butler would be the best bet.

Big 4. =l

[QUOTE=mountainmamba]Too bad this FA class is pretty weak[/QUOTE]

Maybe, but if healthy Caron Butler is a large step above Richard Jefferson.

[QUOTE=hawkfan]Maybe, but if healthy Caron Butler is a large step above Richard Jefferson.[/QUOTE]
Don't know if I'm wrong but I remember the season RJ signed with the spurs they were also looking into trading for Caron but they didn't wanna take on his big contract.

[QUOTE=Droid101]And in the part it talks about amnesty, it doesn't say anything about per-year payments.

It's still being worked out.[/QUOTE]
if this is how it works then lets amnesty the shit outta arenas:facepalm

This pretty much means they got either Butler or Howard to agree to a contract.

No way do the Spurs amnesty Jefferson with no firm commitment from one of the SF they brought to town yesterday.

Caron gives them a much better chance to make a run than Howard imo

So everybody knows which teams can put in bids.

[quote]
Salary Cap space without Cap Holds & Rookie Contracts:

[LEFT]1. Nuggets - $29 Million
2. Kings - $28 Million
3. Pacers - $22 Million
4. Nets - $21 Million
5. Wizards - $18 Million
6. Hornets - $16 Million
7. Clippers - $13 Million
8. Raptors - $12 Million
9. Charlotte - $11 Million
10. Rockets - $11 Million
11. T'Wolves - $10 Million
12. Warriors - $9 Million
13. Thunder - $9 Million
14. Suns - $8 Million
14. Bucks - $7 Million
15. 76ers - $5 Million
16. Grizzlies - $4 Million
17. Cavaliers - $3 Million
18. Jazz - $3 Million[/LEFT][/quote]

RJ would be a good fit on the Rockets.

[QUOTE=DuMa]can lakers pick this dude up already so luke walton can finally be happy?[/QUOTE]
:oldlol:

Nuggets need players badly..like real bad.

If Hill is really leaving, Phoenix should try to get RJ. He may make a comeback playing with a pass-first PG again.

Dallas should pick him up. he played great alongside Kidd.

This is shocking. I'm serious. Why? Doesn't get them cap space. Doesn't save them much money....I'm floored. Richard Jefferson isn't THAT bad, c'mon.

Why not wait a year?

[QUOTE=bagelred]This is shocking. I'm serious. Why? Doesn't get them cap space. Doesn't save them much money....I'm floored. Richard Jefferson isn't THAT bad, c'mon.

Why not wait a year?[/QUOTE]

He does give them cap space. Enough to use the full MLE, which is what they wanted and which is what they've done more than likely because there's no way they'd amnesty RJ without a replacement having committed.