What are your Off-season/Roster Predictions? Micah Potter has a team option and Kam Jones officially has a non-guaranteed contract for 2026-2027.
March 30, 2026
What are your Off-season/Roster Predictions? Micah Potter has a team option and Kam Jones officially has a non-guaranteed contract for 2026-2027.
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Our core is set, I don’t expect any trades like some people think Toppin or Walker are getting moved now.
As we sit right now, 14/15 spots are filled. Potter will absolutely be back and so will Jones.
Potter is worth every penny of that 2.8m for a back up role who can play well when he’s needed, his defensive ability needs work.
Jones has pretty good vision as a passer and has shown the most upside of the Gleague/rookies, a good PG depth behind Hali, Nembhard and McConnell.
We all know what that last spot is being reserved for but if it’s not a top 4 I expect it to be another wing or shooting guard.
I know nothing about salaries or contracts, but Potter has proven himself to be a valuable center in this league.
It will be interesting to see who gets the backup center minutes next season.
I havent paid attention but I think one of Kobe Brown or Ben Sheppard leaves the team – probably Brown because he’s a FA. Micah is a better third stringer than Bradley so he stays, and Kam stays too barring some offseason shenanigans.
Slawson probably doesnt get renewed and the FO uses the last two-way spot for a late second round pick they inevitably trade for
I don’t know what they do to achieve it, but I’d bet on the front office to get below the first apron.
Maybe you make a trade to get a bit cheaper if we land the first pick and want to pick Boozer. Personally I think Boozer is the way to go. Trade back a spot and maybe move Kam for someone slightly cheaper, idk
I’d like Potter to stay and I think he will too, he’s a good third option and sometimes when Huff is outmatched out on the floor he can put good work in. He’s been a great find in this rough season.
Keep Potter. Him and Huff are great backups.
What is so crazy too me is it’s so hard to predict without knowing our draft pick. Like pick number 1 puts us near the apron with 3 more slots to go. So my main guess is we keep vet minimums to the max at that point, until we can trade a role player away.
Then there’s maybe we don’t have a pick, and that is about a 14 million difference
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Our core is set, I don’t expect any trades like some people think Toppin or Walker are getting moved now.
As we sit right now, 14/15 spots are filled. Potter will absolutely be back and so will Jones.
Potter is worth every penny of that 2.8m for a back up role who can play well when he’s needed, his defensive ability needs work.
Jones has pretty good vision as a passer and has shown the most upside of the Gleague/rookies, a good PG depth behind Hali, Nembhard and McConnell.
We all know what that last spot is being reserved for but if it’s not a top 4 I expect it to be another wing or shooting guard.
I know nothing about salaries or contracts, but Potter has proven himself to be a valuable center in this league.
It will be interesting to see who gets the backup center minutes next season.
I havent paid attention but I think one of Kobe Brown or Ben Sheppard leaves the team – probably Brown because he’s a FA. Micah is a better third stringer than Bradley so he stays, and Kam stays too barring some offseason shenanigans.
Slawson probably doesnt get renewed and the FO uses the last two-way spot for a late second round pick they inevitably trade for
I don’t know what they do to achieve it, but I’d bet on the front office to get below the first apron.
Maybe you make a trade to get a bit cheaper if we land the first pick and want to pick Boozer. Personally I think Boozer is the way to go. Trade back a spot and maybe move Kam for someone slightly cheaper, idk
I’d like Potter to stay and I think he will too, he’s a good third option and sometimes when Huff is outmatched out on the floor he can put good work in. He’s been a great find in this rough season.
Keep Potter. Him and Huff are great backups.
What is so crazy too me is it’s so hard to predict without knowing our draft pick. Like pick number 1 puts us near the apron with 3 more slots to go. So my main guess is we keep vet minimums to the max at that point, until we can trade a role player away.
Then there’s maybe we don’t have a pick, and that is about a 14 million difference