" I was planning to leave since year 1" --- Kyrie ---

[BaggerofTea]

this nikka is a psycho.

full blown narcissism on front street.

Many of these young brehs are suffering from generational trauma

 

[Greenhornet]

mad af about what he did to Nash

he's a prime example of what i've been saying too... where only winning matters
if he never hits that shot in Cleveland over Curry... none of this can happen
Lebron gave this man 9 lives, and then KD gave him an afterlife

without winning, he would have been out the league completely



I wouldnt be surprised if this dude had gotten the vaccine... but then just argued with the team about his freedom to choose and never told them


it seems like he's only latching on to things he wants to destroy... like when he gets to LA... he's only going to fukk up Lebron and try to show that he was the man in Cleveland. But the crazy act is a built in way to deflect from his real intentions. He has breadcrumbs from the beginning of his true feelings about situations that go overlooked until the end of that chapter. Like when he goes on and on about being friends with Kobe etc ... he actually since the beginning wanted to be better than Kobe. No different than him not wanting to be on Cleveland because he thought he was deep down better than Lebron, or telling KD he needs more touches and to defer to him he's like "you wont let me? alright ... shyts fukked up for both of us now" Nash is a better leader and PG ... he's immediately like "let me tell him his MVPs dont count and we dont have a coach" "yall should fire Nash so ill play better and stay with the nets franchise long term"

 

[Brehcepticon]

That's what the walking stick is for

I still can't believe Standing Rock adopted this guy

 

[Harry B]

When you think about it Kyrie might just be a troll and a cold hearted and talented business man.

 

[Yayo Toure]

Ain't no way he said that in press conference after last night's game....but he did. Said it was behind the scenes stuff, haha.

Dude wanted to leave Brooklyn since 2019? Lol.

Kyrie the gift that keeps on giving. Don't have a link right now....but it's true.

Tsai is a POS

 

[RhodyRum]

mad af about what he did to Nash

he's a prime example of what i've been saying too... where only winning matters
if he never hits that shot in Cleveland over Curry... none of this can happen
Lebron gave this man 9 lives, and then KD gave him an afterlife

without winning, he would have been out the league completely



I wouldnt be surprised if this dude had gotten the vaccine... but then just argued with the team about his freedom to choose and never told them


it seems like he's only latching on to things he wants to destroy... L

Forget race, forget lineage, forget sex, forget gender, forget country of origin, forget tax brackets, forget sexual orientation, forget age.

Forget all of that for 1 second and hear me out.

In my years and travels on this Earth, I've learned that the easiest way to classify people is with 2 tiers: Builders and Destroyers.

I'm not gonna bore you with details, but the titles are self explanatory. I've also noticed that it tends to begin with the self: Those who are truly about building themselves up tend to be people who are into building up systems as well. Conversely those who are self-destructive tend to be those who seem to be only interested in destroying institutions built by a collective of builders.

Is my philosophy over-simplified and rather general? Yes, I admit that completely. However in a world where tomorrow isn't guranteed, we don't have all the time in the world to vet everyone we meet thoroughly so the one thing I try to pinpoint within the first few conversations and observable actions with someone is "Are they into building or destroying?" It ain't fool-proof but it's helped me a lot with keeping horrible people who wear masks of competency at bay.

As for Kyrie, he's 100% a destroyer. Not an entity you want around you if you want to create something special. All of his "Elevated Life Form / World Peace / Save The Whales" BS he tries to kick in street clothes is the mask of competency that I mentioned in the prior paragraph to this.

 

[7th Letter Specialist]

And what’s that supposed to mean?

Foul? Harden?

 

[WMG the 2nd]

On some level I can appreciate the candidness, but this is why I said the Nets' culture has been rotten for a minute. Everyone got caught up in the honeymoon phase. Kyrie pretty much confirms his heart wasn't in it after that first year.

This proves the Nets were delaying the inevitable.

Whether he was consciously sabotaging the squad or not, he quite clearly didn't do all that he could to make shyt work.

A damn shame what @Squirrel from Meteor Man did to the Nets.

They got him and KD harden after year one lol

 

[WMG the 2nd]

"I been ready to leave honestly. They doing too much. I'll stay if I get a max extension but other than that, I'm bouncing."

How is this hard to understand? Someone is a place they don't want to be but is willing to stay if they get every single thing they want. When they don't, they can say they always planned to leave and it not be false. This is what every person is doing that isn't at their job of choice until they get a chance to be elsewhere.

Thing is he said he was ready to leave after YEAR 1
He’s either lying or should have been asked out lol just wasted time and they eased their future to get them harden and I’m pretty sure Kyrie is the reason why Harden left lol

 

[Yayo Toure]

Dude just rambles too much, he’s one of the best players in the league but damn he will eventually have issues with Dallas it’s just a matter of time.

Maybe. Or maybe Cuban and them know how to manage a guy like him. Time will tell. But this is his career:

1. Drafted by Cavs, Dan Gilbert. LeBron returns, they win a chip but he sees the fukk shyt that comes with being a LeBron teammate, he leaves.

2. Boston, from a basketball standpoint one of the best franchises in terms of how they play and the way they build their team. But also some of the most racist fans in all of sport. So he leaves.

3. Brooklyn, relatively new franchise. Tsai just takes over. Sean Marks is GM. Tsai negotiated a contract extension for Kyrie that had a clause that he needed to win a championship. If this clause was common most of the leagues stars would be broke. So he leaves.

Is Kyrie fickle? Maybe. But let's not deflect from the situations he's been in, especially the most recent one. Tsai isn't Dr. Buss or a Robert Kraft, someone that has the people skills to manage stars, Tsai is a silver spoon Asian who got lucky with Alibaba. Brooklyn will never win a title with him as long as he's heavily involved.

 

[Greenhornet]

Forget race, forget lineage, forget sex, forget gender, forget country of origin, forget tax brackets, forget sexual orientation, forget age.

Forget all of that for 1 second and hear me out.

In my years and travels on this Earth, I've learned that the easiest way to classify people is with 2 tiers: Builders and Destroyers.

I'm not gonna bore you with details, but the titles are self explanatory. I've also noticed that it tends to begin with the self: Those who are truly about building themselves up tend to be people who are into building up systems as well. Conversely those who are self-destructive tend to be those who seem to be only interested in destroying institutions built by a collective of builders.

Is my philosophy over-simplified and rather general? Yes, I admit that completely. However in a world where tomorrow isn't guranteed, we don't have all the time in the world to vet everyone we meet thoroughly so the one thing I try to pinpoint within the first few conversations and observable actions with someone is "Are they into building or destroying?" It ain't fool-proof but it's helped me a lot with keeping horrible people who wear masks of competency at bay.

As for Kyrie, he's 100% a destroyer. Not an entity you want around you if you want to create something special. All of his "Elevated Life Form / World Peace / Save The Whales" BS he tries to kick in street clothes is the mask of competency that I mentioned in the prior paragraph to this.

I agree 100% from philosophy to nature
even if intention is somewhere in the middle ... when you lean one way or another... you are creating a chain reaction of whichever way you lean
and like you said ... there isnt much time to speculate with details about the why, how, when etc.

this dude clearly since college has been vindictive for the most part
its not a bad thing per say ... but when you build yourself up onto this higher level
you gotta realize you are playing with other people's legacy and godhood

He loves to challenge the shyt that isnt really an obstacle, but he doesnt realize that he's a major player inside of the game. Actually he does realize he is, but he destroys himself to prove a point against everyone else. With Lebron, he ends up winning more... with Brooklyn fully... they probably win 1-2. He derailed so much actual NBA history and normal situations by roadblocking. Boston only got lucky because they dumped him very quickly... he would have sabotaged them even further. All of these teams he said he commits long term with, but then he "teaches them a lesson" and uses some poor excuse so he cant be scapegoated. He always exposes himself in small details if you watch closely... he was never committed to Cleveland, Boston, Brooklyn, Dallas etc The best thing for Lebron to do is stay away from him and get someone who wont circle the block to finish him off. Kyrie the type to sit out half the season, just because Lebron and AD get along better and Lebron has the press. Just my opinion, but I bet Kyrie would kill to have that press again and say some wild shyt just to offset what Lebron is avoiding. From Nike, to team, to previous relations etc ... having Kyrie come back around would be the nail in the coffin. Especially on a team that's known for Kobe.... It's gonna get super weird and people dont wanna see it.

 

[BK The Great]

Maybe. Or maybe Cuban and them know how to manage a guy like him. Time will tell. But this is his career:

1. Drafted by Cavs, Dan Gilbert. LeBron returns, they win a chip but he sees the fukk shyt that comes with being a LeBron teammate, he leaves.

2. Boston, from a basketball standpoint one of the best franchises in terms of how they play and the way they build their team. But also some of the most racist fans in all of sport. So he leaves.

3. Brooklyn, relatively new franchise. Tsai just takes over. Sean Marks is GM. Tsai negotiated a contract extension for Kyrie that had a clause that he needed to win a championship. If this clause was common most of the leagues stars would be broke. So he leaves.

Is Kyrie fickle? Maybe. But let's not deflect from the situations he's been in, especially the most recent one. Tsai isn't Dr. Buss or a Robert Kraft, someone that has the people skills to manage stars, Tsai is a silver spoon Asian who got lucky with Alibaba. Brooklyn will never win a title with him as long as he's heavily involved.

They might not win one now since they did what they did with him.The whole staff needs to be fired for letting go two of the best players they had.

 

[Red Money]

They got him and KD harden after year one lol

KD was there in 2019...but injured. They chose Nets together...kyrie wasn't recruiting KD while planning an exit, lol. Let's not put all that on kyrie.

And Durant wanted harden...and then sold harden on kyrie.

 

[Bar Razor]

And there will still be people that cape for this clown

Oh but the HANDLES and hesi pull ups!!



That >>>>>>>>>>> anything else.

 

[staticshock]

KD can't tell if he's joking or if he's serious

KD halfway hit the a couple times but didn’t fully commit to it cause he didn’t wanna make his boy look silly