I think Danny screwed up

[Celtic4Hire@xxxxxxx]

This is something I never understood. Accordingly to Hoopshype, Hunter is on 
a two year contract which I think puts him in the same boat. If this is true, 
why would you ever sign a player to anything other than a three year contract 
when he is making the minimum? If the guy doesn't turn out, you just waive him 
and you would only lose a million at the most. But is he does turn out and 
you are limited on what you can offer him, just plain poor planning. I think 
Danny screwed up here....

DJessen33

<< Feather-in-cap 
 kudos go to Cleveland general manager Jim Paxson, who quietly signed Carlos 
 Boozer to a three-year contract when the power forward from Duke slipped 
into the 
 second round of 2002 draft. As a result, Cleveland doesn't have to sweat 
 losing Boozer like Golden State did with Gilbert Arenas, and like San 
Antonio and 
 Detroit are sweating now with Manu Ginobili and Mehmet Okur, respectively. 
 Because Ginobili and Okur originally signed two-year deals, their teams are 
 limited in the amount they can raise those players' salaries unless they are 
under 
 the salary cap. Which is why the Spurs and Pistons have been maneuvering so 
 frantically to be well under. ... Sacramento's Vlade Divac, on his recent 
flurry 
 of games with double-digit dimes: "I can't jump, but I can assist."  >>