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Northwest Notes: S. Jones, Jay. Williams, Anderson, Henderson

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  • Northwest Notes: S. Jones, Jay. Williams, Anderson, Henderson

    The Nuggets would have liked to sign two-way standout Spencer Jones to a team-friendly multiyear deal when they promoted him to the standard roster from his two-way contract earlier this month, writes Bennett Durando of The Denver Post (subscription required). However, Denver’s ability to make it worth Jones’ while was limited due to the team’s […]

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  • NBA Notes: Nuggets, Spencer Jones, Thunder, Blazers, Scoot Henderson

    Nuggets The Nuggets would have preferred to lock up Spencer Jones on a team-friendly multiyear deal when they converted his two-way contract, but as Bennett Durando of The Denver Post detailed, Denver’s proximity to the tax line limited flexibility. Jones opted for optionality instead. The 24-year-old forward accepted a straight conversion, earning the minimum for […] The post NBA Notes: Nuggets, Spencer Jones, Thunder, Blazers, Scoot Henderson appeared first on Hoops Wire .

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  • Spencer Jones bets on himself with Nuggets - TalkBasket.net

    The Nuggets had hoped to sign two-way standout Spencer Jones to a team-friendly multiyear contract when they promoted him to the standard roster earlier this month, writes Bennett Durando of The Denver Post. However, Denver’s financial flexibility was limited because of its proximity to the luxury tax line, making it difficult to present an offer […] The post Spencer Jones bets on himself with Nuggets appeared first on TalkBasket.net .

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  • Spencer Jones Prioritized Optionality Over Stability In Contract With Nuggets

    Denver Nuggets wing Spencer Jones said he deliberately negotiated for restricted free agent status this offseason rather than accepting greater long-term security when converting from a Two-Way deal to a standard contract. The Nuggets were willing to offer the undrafted 2024 Stanford product a longer commitment at a team-friendly salary. Jones passed, opting instead to preserve his leverage heading into the offseason. "It was preferred this way. I kind of wanted the optionality," Jones said. ...

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