Is it possible to convert Melton or Okobo to a two-way contract in the event we acquire a starting point guard, or are we tied in to them being on the NBA roster for the duration of their contracts?
I tried explaining this before... 2 way contracts are not what you think they are, and Melton and Okobo can be sent up and down without any alteration to their current deals.Is it possible to convert Melton or Okobo to a two-way contract in the event we acquire a starting point guard, or are we tied in to them being on the NBA roster for the duration of their contracts?
I tried explaining this before... 2 way contracts are not what you think they are, and Melton and Okobo can be sent up and down without any alteration to their current deals.
So we still have another two-way contract to use in addition to whomever on our current roster we choose to send down?
Then I have no idea why the Suns haven't signed anyone yet, unless the GM succession plan is in even more disarray than I suspected.
I think you are over estimating the importance of a 2 way contract to an absolutely insane extent.
This is the kind of thing that is nice to have if you end up with a rash of injuries. A few teams haven't used any of their 2 way contracts, several others have only used 1.
And someone that we pull off of the streets right now is going to make any big difference? I totally understand the sentiment, but you have a way of making issues seem far bigger than they actually are...Well, Daniels is hurt, Ayton is hurt, Bender can't play and we're still woefully unmanned at point guard and power forward. Seems to me that we could use all of the reinforcements we can get.
And someone that we pull off of the streets right now is going to make any big difference? I totally understand the sentiment, but you have a way of making issues seem far bigger than they actually are...
Signing a 2-way or not isn’t a good sign of a competent front office. It is as minor as you can get.My point is that it would be nice to see that our front office is functioning effectively in the aftermath of the McD firing, particularly given James Jones's cryptic press conference. I haven't seen any sign of that.
Signing a 2-way or not isn’t a good sign of a competent front office. It is as minor as you can get.
I am amazed that you think that would make a difference. Our other 2-way is George King. I don’t see you clamoring for him to play.At this point, I will take any sign, no matter how minor. And there is absolutely no obstacle to this particular action, which is why I am left wondering.
I am amazed that you think that would make a difference. Our other 2-way is George King. I don’t see you clamoring for him to play.
Okay I will play your game. Maybe they are taking their time combing through options before making a decision. They also recently made some G-League trades that may lead to someone getting signed to a 2-way deal.You keep missing my point. It couldn't hurt to sign another two-way player, and there is no reason not to do it, so it is by far the easiest thing for a functioning front office to do to show some sign, any sign, of life, in the aftermath of a post-mcD-firing press conference that left at least some, including myself, wondering whether or not we still have a functioning front office.
You keep missing my point. It couldn't hurt to sign another two-way player, and there is no reason not to do it, so it is by far the easiest thing for a functioning front office to do to show some sign, any sign, of life, in the aftermath of a post-mcD-firing press conference that left at least some, including myself, wondering whether or not we still have a functioning front office.
Well, Daniels is hurt, Ayton is hurt, Bender can't play and we're still woefully unmanned at point guard and power forward. Seems to me that we could use all of the reinforcements we can get.
And he’s also forgetting that little thing called money. It costs money for a 2-way contract.It's not even a molehill, let alone the mountain you're making it out to be. Is there even any real benefit for signing two ways? It's nice if you have too many NBA players but it's kind of useless if all you have for it is other team's castoffs.
And he’s also forgetting that little thing called money. It costs money for a 2-way contract.
And he’s also forgetting that little thing called money. It costs money for a 2-way contract.
So you’re solution is to spend money just to spend it? I don’t know about anyone else, but adding another 2-way does basically nothing for basketball OR business.My bad. It's not like the owners haven't already made hundreds of millions of dollars on their investment, or like the managing general partner has a reputation for being cheap that he needs to shed...
My solution is to do something, anything, to earn back the trust and confidence of the fan base, rather than keep repeating the same old losing formula from the past 8 seasons.
My solution is to do something, anything, to earn back the trust and confidence of the fan base, rather than keep repeating the same old losing formula from the past 8 seasons.