for the cost to amnesty CV and pay BB the minimum, that amnesty money spent brings in motivation (ben) while removing poison (charlie D#) from this roster 

Amnesty CV – Bring in Ben
keeps the lane closed and removes the willy nilly offense and who knows what lame brain poor me attitude that CV carries around

done and done
 

When I said, “I doubt you’re qualified,” I wasn’t implying that I necessarily think we’re good or bad at what we do. But even if we’re incompetent, I still don’t think you’re qualified.

But seriously, I have no issue with you thinking we’re incompetent. Maybe we are. I just question why you repeatedly come back here. Seems weird to me.

Season ends (Players committed to: Stuckey, Prince, Monroe, Knight, Maxiell, Daye, Bynum, Gordon, Jerebko, Villanueva – 1-2 PG, 2-3 SG, 2-3 SF, 2-3 PF and 1 C [kind of, Monroe isn't a natural Center]).

Trade Gordon and Pick for Maggette ( 1-2 PG, 2-3 SG, 3-4 SF, 2-3 PF and 1 C)

Draft Drummond, English and Middleton (1-2 PG, 2-3 SG, 4-5 SF, 2-3 PF and 2 C)

Sign Viacheslove Kravtsov and Kyle Singler (1-2 PG, 2-3 SG, 5-6 SF, 2-3 PF and 3 C)

All players are committed to.  This isn’t normally how most teams go into training camp.  That is the reason for camp invitees.  You allow yourself flexibility so that if someone doesn’t pan out you’re 1) not out on money for someone who didn’t pan out and 2) you can sign someone without HOPING for a trade to free up spots.

And if you’re wondering why there are many 2-3, 3-4, etc., it’s because most of our players can play multiple positions, but no one position better than the other.  Knight is a PG who could be a better SG.  Maggette is someone who plays SF but can (and has) played SG.  The best option would to have left English and Middleton off contract until a few games into the preseason, not sign Kravtsov until we’ve seen him play in preseason (preferably the full preseason), and then finish the roster.  Hoping for trades is a very bad way to go into the season.