How do we make Tyrese stay for more than 3 seasons?

[vnzla81]

to be fair, turner is better than either sabonis or dipo right now, and is more clutch than PG if nothing else

You need to Stop drinking this much

[boombuckets]

Build Hali a statue at the Fieldhouse gates.

[SaintLouisan]

to be fair, turner is better than either sabonis or dipo right now, and is more clutch than PG if nothing else

Well I'll just let v handle this one…

I might just be chomping down on the bait here, but are there people that seriously think Turner is better? There certainly aren’t outside PD

Myles doesn’t deserve the hate he gets from some, but let’s get real here…

[dal9]

to be fair, turner is better than either sabonis or dipo right now, and is more clutch than PG if nothing else

[SaintLouisan]

Softner is not on the same level as those other guys not even close.

(I think/hope)

[Pacerized]

Not at all concerned with the three season thing, as he'll probably be a good soldier until it's near the time for his extension to end. That gives us like 5ish years, which absolutely does not mean an "all-in" move in the next year or two imo. Maybe adding a couple decent-very good vets, but not sacrificing a ton of future assets for them.

I think one of the worst things we could do is put together a team that could Maybe compete for an ECF, whose peak will likely be ending around the time Hali's max would be coming to an end, as he'll obviously be an UFA. I think a slowish build, with a pinch of tanking (this year c'mon FO), is the best way to do this thing.

We still have the remainder of Haliburton's contract plus 4-5 years on his next contract. The least of our worries will be making an ECFs during that 7-8 years. We're missing 3-4 players we'd need to add to a much improved Haliburton and Mathurin to get there one of which needs to be an all nba talent. Unless this team wakes up and trys to build through the draft we won't ever see an ecf with Hali. I agree with you but I fear our F.O. will be giving up picks for someone like Collins or OG that won't move the needle past play in tournament.

[Ichi]

Not at all concerned with the three season thing, as he'll probably be a good soldier until it's near the time for his extension to end. That gives us like 5ish years, which absolutely does not mean an "all-in" move in the next year or two imo. Maybe adding a couple decent-very good vets, but not sacrificing a ton of future assets for them.

I think one of the worst things we could do is put together a team that could Maybe compete for an ECF, whose peak will likely be ending around the time Hali's max would be coming to an end, as he'll obviously be an UFA. I think a slowish build, with a pinch of tanking (this year c'mon FO), is the best way to do this thing.

[vnzla81]

Turner just broke the streak, he signed his third contract. The team is changing its ways!!!!

Softner is not on the same level as those other guys not even close.

[kent beckley]

Hali is still in that innocent part of his career, I remember when PG/Dipo had the same look until they realized what was happening.


Pacers have to be careful not to pull a Pacers 4 times on a row.

Turner just broke the streak, he signed his third contract. The team is changing its ways!!!!

[Natston]

If it comes down to it, Peck and I will duct tape him to the radiator in Conseco FH’s basement…

[Grimp]

It all depends on how the team spends money, asset management, and who becomes available in the next few years as far as star players are concerned. All three are connected.

[CJ Jones]

It's either the most recent season before the extension kicks in or two of the last three. That's why this season doesn't matter. Since he didn't get there last year, and since next year would qualify him no matter what, that makes this year meaningless.

If not mistaken, starting 2 all-star games triggers these raises also.

Tieing player salaries to these awards seems like bs to me, but that's a whole other topic.

[Cubs231721]

I didn't know you could qualify for these raises with only one All-NBA. We might as well pencil in 30% of the cap now and 35% later because there's a good chance he will to earn it.

It's either the most recent season before the extension kicks in or two of the last three. That's why this season doesn't matter. Since he didn't get there last year, and since next year would qualify him no matter what, that makes this year meaningless.

[CJ Jones]

If Haliburton gets All-NBA next year, he'll be eligible to not get the rookie max and instead the max that people get coming off their second contract (30 percent of the cap instead of 25). He will not be eligible for the supermax which is another step up (35 percent of the cap) because that is for players with more experience.

I didn't know you could qualify for these raises with only one All-NBA. We might as well pencil in 30% of the cap now and 35% later because there's a good chance he will to earn it.

[vnzla81]

Hali is a very loyal player. As long as the FO doesn't treat him like crap, he'll stay and retire as a Pacer. Remember when he was traded, he said he was hurt. Said he imagined finishing his whole career as a King (who ever says that?)

That’s the innocence every player got until they have to deal with the same bs for many years.

PG, Dipo and Sabonis got tired of the bs