šŸ€ Hoos in the Pros 2023-24

How does one figure out if a two way player is with the big team or the d-league team? I’m heading to a Gold game and am really hoping Huff and Key are both in GR instead of Denver.

Also, is there a comprehensive list of former UVa players in the pros and how they are doing?

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LRA really could use a thread like that. Could call it something like ā€œHoos in the Pros 2023-24.ā€

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https://basketball.realgm.com/ncaa/conferences/Atlantic-Coast-Conference/1/Virginia/37/nba-players

Nah, I really only consider this topic a scattershooting of thoughts and unnecessary snarky remarks that occasionally touch on our players playing in the pros.

Thanks, @jazznutUVA for actually answering my second question

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Cool video on Mamadi’s background

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This was a great video!..It’s amazing thinking about all of Mama-D’s accolades and the amount of events he’s actually won. I’m sure seeing it from across the pond from Guinea is amazing as well.

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Dre dropped a team high 27 pts in 19 mins on 10/12 FG in a loss to the Clippers. 7 reb 3 ast as well.

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https://twitter.com/ShamsCharania/status/1755652051688673732?t=TPrNF_x1JTcgixbt4KUbNQ&s=19

https://twitter.com/KeithSmithNBA/status/1755652470590583108?t=WkaxxEKWMAERoBpIPFhUXA&s=19

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What happens at the second apron though?

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Wait a minute- will he still get paid his contractual $19.9 just with the opportunity to sign with a *different team? If he signs with a different team can he ā€œdouble dipā€ or will they need to take over a whole/part of that $19.9?

Since they are waiving him I think he should be able to double dip- just my thoughts.

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A wonderful brownie batch??

He would get a vet minimum contract. Lakers make some sense, maybe the Knicks.

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Oh that’s crazy- so they can override his existing contract that they AND he signed/agreed to and he would get relegated to making the league minimum?

Don’t get me wrong- I’m glad that he’s out of a terrible Pistons team situation and can join another contender, but that’s alot of money that was promised that he may not be able to recoup.

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He gets his money, and still gets a minimum contract wherever he goes as well

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There’s an offset provision so the Pistons don’t have to pay him whatever he makes from his new team.

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Yeah like @DavetheWave said in this case the vast majority of his contract was guaranteed. I really thought he might have some value as an expiring contract, but at this point I’m hoping he gets signed by a playoff contender and he can show enough to get a contract next season.

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Expirings only have value to contenders trading for players. They need to move salary out to bring salary in and the teams trading with them don’t want future salary obligations.

The Pistons aren’t trading for high priced good players to make a playoff push. The teams they’re trading with don’t really care about expirings. Except for that weird deal they did with the Wizards last week.

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Okay thought so lol! I was assuming the previous statement about him signing for the vet minimum would override his signed-agreed to- contract…but glad that is not the case. So he will get atleast close to his 19.9 with Detroit paying some and another team paying the rest- however that breaks down.

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Here are the teams he cannot sign with as they are over the first tax apron:

Celtics, Nuggets, Warriors, Clippers, Heat, Bucks, or Suns

So maybe T Wolves best shot for a true contender.

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Hate to say it but his rep right now is he’s washed

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