The Wolves have the first part of that equation in Love but fall short when it comes to the latter.
Any activity this offseason could change these figures, but as it stands now, the Lakers ($25.9 million), Chicago Bulls ($43.2 million) and New York Knicks ($1.7 million) are all looking at a flexible financial picture for the 2015-16 campaign (note: salary figures given without contract options).
Throw in their inherent market advantages, and Love's future may well come down to a three-team race—a race that leaves another small-market franchise in the cold.
(link below)
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2010520-report-kevin-love-desires-big-city-would-consider-ny-chicago-in-free-agency?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=programming-national
Saturday, March 29, 2014
KEVIN LOVE MAY CONSIDER SIGNING WITH THE BULLS
The Wolves have the first part of that equation in Love but fall short when it comes to the latter.
Any activity this offseason could change these figures, but as it stands now, the Lakers ($25.9 million), Chicago Bulls ($43.2 million) and New York Knicks ($1.7 million) are all looking at a flexible financial picture for the 2015-16 campaign (note: salary figures given without contract options).
Throw in their inherent market advantages, and Love's future may well come down to a three-team race—a race that leaves another small-market franchise in the cold.
(link below)
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2010520-report-kevin-love-desires-big-city-would-consider-ny-chicago-in-free-agency?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=programming-national
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