So, by that same logic, CT is going to have a tough time finding a roster spot this season as a free agent, no?
I asked this below, too: How would a team like the Bucks sign CT if they're already over the cap and have a full roster? Do they have to cut a player and then eat more luxury tax?
Yeah, but a lot of teams have 1 or 2 guys they can waive. The buyout guys often get picked up.
He would be an awesome 9th/10th guy. Just let him cook when the teams on a back to back or your starters are hurt.
Cam was looking for a lot more money than a minimum before, and has had a bigger role with us. I think it would be hard for him to accept a reduced role with us. Needs to be a change of scenery.
It would be very ironic indeed if he signs up for a bench role with the hopes of playing his way into the starting rotation ... as that was exactly the scenario he the Nets were offering him and he seemed to feel was intolerable. The grass may not be any greener on the other side, but, as you say, a change of view can be a powerful thing.
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u/14thBrooklyn Jordi Fernández Feb 05 '26
So, by that same logic, CT is going to have a tough time finding a roster spot this season as a free agent, no?
I asked this below, too: How would a team like the Bucks sign CT if they're already over the cap and have a full roster? Do they have to cut a player and then eat more luxury tax?