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Plus you have to figure that the team will carry over cap space.
If Dennard is close to the best available, it's a win to sign him. Keim at least has shown his vet free agent signings usually are pretty good.
They’re at 13.5 million under the cap according to this:
https://overthecap.com/salary-cap-space/
which isn’t too far from 15 million. And why would we need to figure in carry over if this is the year we’re going “ALL IN.” Teams aren’t forced to carry cap space over.
and Keim’s FA track record isn’t as bad as his draft record, but I’d say pretty good is a bit if a stretch. He’s middling at best. GREAT with trades, average FA and bad at the draft.
so, again, instead of getting “close to the best” (which seems a dubious claim considering most here werent clamoring for Dennard prior to signing... or maybe I missed those posts?), why not spend a little extra cheddar to actually get the best available? I’ve seen so many posts about getting guys who are “good value for low contracts” this off-season. And some of the signings I agree. Much rather have Butler at his number than PP’s. But my fear is that we’ve seen so many “bargain” deals that could just be setting up a you get what you pay for scenario.
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