[乳摸] Bosh披紫金戰袍
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DOES BOSH CONTROL THE MARKET?
重點:
有專欄作家爆料，湖人暴龍可能會合作
用先簽後換的方式
Bosh <----> Odom為首 or Bynum為首的包裝禮盒
暴龍的優秀總管，似乎不會讓自己在BOSH的離去中，空手而回
Posted by Sekou Smith
HANG TIME HEADQUARTERS – You’ve been told for months that LeBron James and
to a lesser extent Dwyane Wade control the free agent market this summer.
It makes perfect sense. The two most high-profile players in the most
high-profile free agent summer of all time have to be the guys that set the
pace, right?
Well, maybe not.
What if it’s Chris Bosh that controls the action this summer. Hear me out
before you go throwing things across the room and screaming at your computer.
If Bosh is the player everyone wants to pair with another superstar … why
wouldn’t he be the linchpin to the summer?
And it’s not just the teams with cap space that are anxious to get their
hands on Bosh.
One of my most trusted sources indicated to me last night that a
sign-and-trade package is being discussed that would send Bosh to the Los
Angeles Lakers — the Lakers mentioned as centerpieces of a potential deal
were Andrew Bynum and Lamar Odom, though you would expect only one of them to
be included in a proposed deal.
As with all things being “discussed” this time of year, it doesn’t mean it
’s going to happen. But the mere discussion is intriguing enough for us to
wonder what Toronto GM Bryan Colangelo is working on if he knows Bosh is
leaving.
(Anyone that has a hand in a potential Kobe Bryant, Pau Gasol, Bosh and Ron
Artest core four being formed is sure to be left off of a few Christmas card
lists around the league this year.)
Michael Grange of the Globe and Mail has a great handle on what the Raptors
are facing in free agency and in regards to losing Bosh and dealing with
whatever results they get from Colangelo’s summer work:
Do the Raptors have some leverage? Perhaps. A sign-and-trade would net Bosh a
six-year contract for about $130-million, instead of the five-year deal for
about $100-million. But Bosh could go elsewhere without the benefit of a
sign-and-trade and in three years be eligible for a three-year extension. The
Raptors’ leverage really amounts to about $10-million over six seasons.
Nothing to sneeze at, but hardly enough to control the fate of someone
willing to sign for less than the maximum number of years as a 23-year-old in
2006.
Bosh rolled the dice to maintain his independence then, why wouldn’t he do
it again now?
Toronto’s best hope is there is a true competition for Bosh’s services
among teams that have the salary cap flexibility. In that scenario, Bosh will
be able to force a sign-and-trade and enjoy the security of that sixth year
up front.
What would that mean to Toronto? Best case would be a deal netting a trade
exception and perhaps a draft pick or two. (The trade exception could be
worth as much as $16-million and allow the otherwise capped-out Raptors a way
to add talent by taking on players from teams looking to dump salary – would
the San Antonio Spurs be willing to part with guard Tony Parker and his
$13.5-million salary to make way for George Hill? Not inconceivable.)
Colangelo’s latest spin as it’s become ever clearer that his franchise
player is leaving is that getting non-player assets – the trade exceptions
and draft picks – is a reasonable outcome. That with the right assets in
hand, he can pull rabbits out of hats.
He might even be able to put a team together that could qualify for the
playoffs, reversing the Raptors’ slide under his watch.
In any case, in his four years in Toronto, Colangelo’s wheel-and-deal magic
act has been as entertaining as anything the floor. Get ready for another
summer of the same.
The difference now is that any right-thinking fan will note the magic man’s
frayed top hat and tails, and be entirely justified in checking if the bunny
is alive, dead or this year’s version of Turkoglu.
Once again, if Bosh is this important to this many different teams, how could
he not be the true pot stirrer of the summer?
Sure, James and Wade are priority No. 1 for most everyone looking to find a
savior.
But the nuts and bolts of this summer, the guy that will bring it all
together for some team, the guy that might serve as the championship pierce a
team is looking for, could very well be Bosh.
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