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Steph, Klay, and Draymond have been playing out of their mind since. If FVV continues to shoot 80% from 3 on high volume they have a chance but it's still going to be tough

No expectations. We don't even know if this kid has picked up a basketball in the last 8 months or whatever. I hope he is doing well but at this point It's whatever happens happens with him.

So, this is with a lot of assumptions, but just for arguments sake; we guarantee Iwundu, sign our #16 pick, manage to trade EF/2nd round pick for JR Smith and then waive JR Smith, and waive our rights to all our free agents except Ross/Birch. That would then give us about $23.5M in cap space - so we could then hypothetically offer Brogdon enough to prevent Milwaukee from matching, and still re-sign Ross and Birch. Player Cap Figure Aaron Gordon (24) $19,863,636 Markelle Fultz (21) $9,745,200 D.J. Augustin (31) $7,250,000 Jonathan Isaac (21) $5,806,440 Mohamed Bamba (21) $5,697,600 16th Pick @ 120% $3,117,000 Wesley Iwundu (24) $1,618,520 Melvin Frazier (23) $1,416,852 Sub-Total $54,515,248 2019-20 Dead Cap C.J. Watson $333,333 JR Smith $3,870,000 Timofey Mozgov $5,573,333 Sub-Total $9,776,666 2019-20 Cap Holds Terrence Ross (28) $15,750,000 Khem Birch (27) - RFA $1,818,520 Incomplete Roster $3,588,628 ($897,158 x 4) Sub-Total $21,157,148 Cap Type Active Roster Cap $54,515,248 Dead Money $9,776,666 Cap Holds $21,157,148 Total Salaries $85,449,062 2019 NBA Cap Max $109,000,000 Actual Cap Max Space $23,550,938 That would then give us this for a roster: Brogdon/Augustin/Fultz Ross/Iwundu Isaac/Frazier Gordon/16th pick(?) Bamba/Birch You would then probably need to fill roster spots 12-14(15?) with minimum contracts; what you ended up signing Brogdon/Ross/Birch for would obviously figure into that. You might have a $4-5M slot available for spot 12 and just have to fill the rest with minimums.