Al harrington for felton. It solves our point guard problem. Al could be a forward a center or forward in charlotee it is an upgrade over Jared Dudley or Nazr Mohammed. would this work finachially or not. Am I just being an idiot.

Not totally sure because I dont know exactly what Charlotte's cap figure it at right now but I believe they are under the cap.

The salary difference between the two is something like 5 million... we are under the cap and as long as Charlotte can absorb the extra 5 mill without exceeding the salary cap, then yes, technically it would work.

I am not that high on felton though and I think Al has more value than that.

does he though? I mean to anyone else but us?

Quazza wrote:does he though? I mean to anyone else but us?

Al has pretty good value around the rest of the league, considering his stats aren't padded by Nelson's running game, I think teams note that he is a good #2 scoring option on an Eastern Conference team, and an A quality role player for some West teams. He is a good percentage shooter, being the Warriors only true shooter... and he shot 77% from the line last year, showing improvement and also a veteran presence in the locker room. I think his value for the Warriors is actually a bit less than with most teams.

tallboy12321 wrote:

Quazza wrote:does he though? I mean to anyone else but us?

Al has pretty good value around the rest of the league, considering his stats aren't padded by Nelson's running game, I think teams note that he is a good #2 scoring option on an Eastern Conference team, and an A quality role player for some West teams. He is a good percentage shooter, being the Warriors only true shooter... and he shot 77% from the line last year, showing improvement and also a veteran presence in the locker room. I think his value for the Warriors is actually a bit less than with most teams.

And wasn't there a bidding war for him when he resigned with Indy?

sleandres wrote:

tallboy12321 wrote:

Quazza wrote:does he though? I mean to anyone else but us?

Al has pretty good value around the rest of the league, considering his stats aren't padded by Nelson's running game, I think teams note that he is a good #2 scoring option on an Eastern Conference team, and an A quality role player for some West teams. He is a good percentage shooter, being the Warriors only true shooter... and he shot 77% from the line last year, showing improvement and also a veteran presence in the locker room. I think his value for the Warriors is actually a bit less than with most teams.

And wasn't there a bidding war for him when he resigned with Indy?

Most def..