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  • RabbitObsessed
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    Perfect fit. They need shooting badly.

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  • witness
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    According to multiple sources, Mike Miller is going to sign with the Grizzlies.

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  • Nidaros
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    Originally posted by bigticket1 View Post
    Thanks for the link, it seems to have a lot of fresh poop.

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  • UWMandSDSU
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    Originally posted by bigticket1 View Post
    ...or follow Adrian Wojnarowski on twitter. @WojYahooNBA

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  • bigticket1
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    Originally posted by slosho View Post
    Fair enough, it just seemed he was always first with news on Nate and the NBA. I guess if I cared about the NBA I would know a little more myself.
    Try www.hoopsrumors.com

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  • slosho
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    Originally posted by witness View Post
    It was all over twitter yesterday
    Fair enough, it just seemed he was always first with news on Nate and the NBA. I guess if I cared about the NBA I would know a little more myself.

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  • witness
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    Originally posted by slosho View Post
    Is it just me or does this guy seem to have an inside track on NBA info?
    It was all over twitter yesterday

    Just remember the King of Amnestys is Gilbert Arenas. Signs a 6 year deal in 2008, brings handguns into locker rooms goes to Orlando for one year, gets amnestied after the lockout and forces the Magic to pay him upwards of 21mil+ a year for the last two years and is owned one more year of over 22milliom due to the amnesty rules.

    He has been the third highest paid player in NBA for last two years as well as next year while only playing 17 games in the NBA with the Grizzlies in 2012. Just trolled the entire Magic organization. I love it!

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  • slosho
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    Originally posted by SanDakotaState View Post
    There has been some reports that Mike Miller has been telling people that he is likely to sign with OKC.
    Is it just me or does this guy seem to have an inside track on NBA info?

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  • Nidaros
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    Originally posted by Prairiehaas View Post
    Severance pay: noun - Money, exclusive of wages, back pay, etc., paid to an employee who has tenure and who is dismissed because of lack of work or other reasons beyond the employee's control. I don't believe one could construe being paid wages as per contract as severance pay.
    Why not? In theory, it is a separation that is beyond the employee's control. Miller himself said he would like to remain part of the Heat. I see a employer-employee relationship(W-2) amongst pro athletes and not a independent contractor relationship Form1099, either way Miller makes out to the tune of $12 million in a settlement. I am not a lawyer, so may not know of what I speak. I am done also.
    Last edited by Nidaros; 07-19-2013, 06:39 AM.

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  • SanDakotaState
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    There has been some reports that Mike Miller has been telling people that he is likely to sign with OKC.

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  • Prairiehaas
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    Severance pay: noun - Money, exclusive of wages, back pay, etc., paid to an employee who has tenure and who is dismissed because of lack of work or other reasons beyond the employee's control. I don't believe one could construe being paid wages as per contract as severance pay.

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  • RabbitObsessed
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    okay i'm done

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  • Nidaros
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    Originally posted by RabbitObsessed View Post
    Amnesty Clause



    The team still pays the contract; it simply does not count towards their salary cap.
    I found this in a 2011 article;

    The NBA's latest CBA proposal reportedly includes an "amnesty clause" - a one-time opportunity for teams to remove their worst contracts from the books.

    Apparently they could not afford the Miller contract and it was one of the worst ones on the books. You can be fired from a job and receive severance pay and in this case it is severance pay, the 12 million. You don't even have to show up for work which Miller will not at least not in Miami.

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  • RabbitObsessed
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    Originally posted by Nidaros View Post
    huh? Explain why he is no longer on the Heat's payroll
    Amnesty Clause

    Each team is allowed to waive a player without having their salary count toward the salary cap or luxury tax. One player can be waived prior to the start of any season from 2011–12 through 2015–16. It can be exercised during the seven days that follow the July moratorium.[a][10] Each team is restricted to one "amnestied" player during that time. Only players signed prior to 2011–12 are eligible.[27] Teams can claim an amnestied player at a reduced rate, with the waiving team responsible for paying the balance of the contract. The team with the highest bid acquires the player. If unclaimed, the player becomes a free agent.[6] Teams over the salary cap can only acquire an amnestied player if he becomes a free agent and the offer would be limited to the veteran's minimum contract.
    The team still pays the contract; it simply does not count towards their salary cap.

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  • Nidaros
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    Originally posted by RabbitObsessed View Post
    They aren't breaking his contract. They are still paying him the agreed upon amount.
    huh? Explain why he is no longer on the Heat's payroll

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