Trae Young Rumors
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Position: G
Born: 09/19/98
Height: 6-1 / 1.85
Weight:180 lbs. / 81.6 kg.
Salary: $6,273,000
Born: 09/19/98
Height: 6-1 / 1.85
Weight:180 lbs. / 81.6 kg.
Salary: $6,273,000
The Raptors have two primary goals this offseason: re-sign guard Fred VanVleet, and do so without eating too much into their max cap space for 2021. According to ESPN’s Bobby Marks, any VanVleet deal around four years and $80 million should keep Toronto in the superstar race next offseason. But things get dicey if the Raptors start competing with bigger offers for one of their most important players.
Episode 2 features Atlanta Hawks star and More Than A Vote member Trae Young. “I’d just turned 18 during the last presidential election, and I didn’t fully grasp how important it was to exercise my right to vote,” says Young. “This time I understand what’s at stake.”
Episode 1 features ESPN analyst and More Than A Vote member Maria Taylor, who chronicles her own experiences witnessing voter suppression. Episode 2 features Atlanta Hawks star and More Than A Vote member Trae Young. “I’d just turned 18 during the last presidential election, and I didn’t fully grasp how important it was to exercise my right to vote,” says Young. “This time I understand what’s at stake.”
Trae Young: Wow. My heart hurts. R.I.P BJ Johnson.😞
Trae Young: Wake me up in 2021. Goodnight.
Hawks could emerge as Kentavious Caldwell-Pope suitor
Lakers swingman Kentavious Caldwell-Pope emerged as a crucial starter in the NBA restart, averaging 10.7 points, 2.1 rebounds and shooting 37.8 percent from 3-point range overall and scoring 48 points in the last three Finals games. After establishing himself as a key player heading into next season, Caldwell-Pope is expected to decline his $8.5 million player option, sources said. There’s significant mutual interest between Caldwell-Pope and the Lakers, but there will be some external suitors. A team such as Atlanta — searching for productive veterans around All-Star Trae Young — could emerge with interest.
