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Yes. But I think it's highly unlikely someone would try it. It rarely happens and there are other teams in worse cap position that have multiple RFAs to sign (Carolina).I'm not too well-versed on things like this, but can another team offer sheet him?
Of the silly things said and done today, you stating the Kings would be better off with QB were offer sheeted is up near the top. Step back from the ledge my friend, it ain't worth it.QB will be close to 30 by the next time this team will even begin to contend at the earliest. An offer sheet would unironically be the best option for both team and player. QB gets paid, gets to go to a better organization, and develop at C without being jerked around. Kings get a boatload of picks that a competent GM could use to draft the next core as we will soon be rebuilding anyway.
That and the view of saggy ball sacksQuinton, I hope you like the smell of Bengay because there are a lot of old dudes in the LA King locker room.
Based on what? Slaf nearly matched his totals and just signed for 8 x $7.6.. but it’s Blake so maybe you’re right, he’ll add another mil or twoIf I'm Byfield, I won't sign long term for anything less than 9M.
Because I know I could make more long term if I take a bridge and become a star player.Based on what? Slaf nearly matched his totals and just signed for 8 x $7.6.. but it’s Blake so maybe you’re right, he’ll add another mil or two
IMO Byfield is in the same situation that DeBrincat was in Chicago. Good player, great even, but his team stupidly went down a win now path for old team legends and when it all blew up, he was stuck in the beginning of a multi year rebuild and too old to be part of the new 18-20 year old core. Byfield will be there in a few seasons.Of the silly things said and done today, you stating the Kings would be better off with QB were offer sheeted is up near the top. Step back from the ledge my friend, it ain't worth it..
I know you're just frustrated, as we all are.
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The only way the Kings don't match would be if a team went over probably $10 million a year. If they do that, the Kings would get 2 1st round picks, a 2nd, and a 3rd. Here are the teams that could give those picks up. Totally unclear on whether or not their cap space would allow for it.QB will be close to 30 by the next time this team will even begin to contend at the earliest. An offer sheet would unironically be the best option for both team and player. QB gets paid, gets to go to a better organization, and develop at C without being jerked around. Kings get a boatload of picks that a competent GM could use to draft the next core as we will soon be rebuilding anyway.
10 or more is only 2 firsts?The only way the Kings don't match would be if a team went over probably $10 million a year. If they do that, the Kings would get 2 1st round picks, a 2nd, and a 3rd. Here are the teams that could give those picks up. Totally unclear on whether or not their cap space would allow for it.View attachment 891097
A couple of those teams might be worth getting the 1sts from but in all likelihood, the Kings would lose out.
The only way the Kings don't match is if a team gives up $11.5 million a year and there isn't a team in the league doing that because they'd be giving up 4 1sts and QB isn't worth the cap hit or draft capital.
There's no world where the Kings don't sign him.
It's based on the league average salary so it's a shifting scale year to year.10 or more is only 2 firsts?