WE ARE GOIN TO GET A VERY NICE PLAYER VIA AMNESTY!

[sturt]

What's the source for that, AHF? I'm assuming the writer isn't a Bleacher Report guy, but it would help to know who's writing... again, you can see what I'm saying... the ESPN article seems pretty exact on that point.

[AHF]

What's the source for that, AHF? I'm assuming the writer isn't a Bleacher Report guy, but it would help to know who's writing... again, you can see what I'm saying... the ESPN article seems pretty exact on that point.

I should have pulled the links. The first is off ESPN and the second is CNNSI's Zach Lowe.

The only way I can reconcile them is to assume that Miami was still under the tax line after signing Battier and therefore could use the full MLE to go over the tax line.

[MaceCase]

Fresh off the press, you can add Agent Zero to the list.

[sturt]

Okay, here's what you were referring to... makes sense now.

http://espn.go.com/nba/truehoop/miamiheat/story/_/id/7283642/nba-owners-concessions-benefit-miami-heat-mike-miller

Can't find anywhere that Coon has wrote about this, which is surprising... or maybe just a testimony to my lack of "google skills."

[thecampster]

Billups is going to Den or Miami

Miami is not under the cap, Denver is.