@Skooby @thelonious21 @raidersreceiver
I didnt see this move until this morning:
blazers legit cleared out all their wings from last season
We had to. You can't get swept and then stand pat at your worse position.
I'll name this offseason thread later: The NBA 2019 Offseason/Free Agency Thread
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We had to. You can't get swept and then stand pat at your worse position.
The_Unchosen_One
Superstar
Dont play good defense, knucklehead, picks up dumb ass techs for crying to the refs...
I would love to see what would happen when pop goes off on cousins during a timeout they way he's done other players... Cousins is a highly emotional player and pop doesn't put up with that shyt
Pop would literally kill cousins
Analysts and fans alike are doubling down on their speculations about why Kevin Durant felt compelled to leave the Warriors and sign with the Brooklyn Nets. According to The Undefeated NBA writer Marc Spears, who cites a source "close to Durant," the four-time NBA scoring champion felt like he was operating in Steph Curry's shadow.
"While Durant’s shocking move to join the Warriors in 2016 quickly paid dividends for him — two straight championships and two Finals MVP awards — there was always the sense that the 10-time All-Star felt like a distant second fiddle to Stephen Curry," he writes. "Perhaps it would have helped the Warriors’ cause if their fans showed more love and appreciation for Durant’s elite achievements."
When asked about the negativity that took place between Durant and the Warriors in the 2018-19 season, the source said: “All that showed a lack of respect for one of the greatest players to put that uniform on and the fact that he took all that abuse and still put his career on the line to help them win."
Kevin Durant Reportedly 'Felt Like a Distant Second Fiddle to Stephen Curry'
"While Durant’s shocking move to join the Warriors in 2016 quickly paid dividends for him — two straight championships and two Finals MVP awards — there was always the sense that the 10-time All-Star felt like a distant second fiddle to Stephen Curry," he writes. "Perhaps it would have helped the Warriors’ cause if their fans showed more love and appreciation for Durant’s elite achievements."
When asked about the negativity that took place between Durant and the Warriors in the 2018-19 season, the source said: “All that showed a lack of respect for one of the greatest players to put that uniform on and the fact that he took all that abuse and still put his career on the line to help them win."
Kevin Durant Reportedly 'Felt Like a Distant Second Fiddle to Stephen Curry'
His decision to leave the warriors will be the biggest regret/mistake in his career. Doing anything based on emotion never works out.
The organization, players and the fans showed son nothing but love and admiration while he played there. Is this a different KD and Warriors we’re talking about? shyt just weird now.
The organization, players and the fans showed son nothing but love and admiration while he played there. Is this a different KD and Warriors we’re talking about? shyt just weird now.
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Lakerman0834
Veteran
Why he proved he was their best player won two rings 2 fmvp nothing more he coulda done.
WhoShotCha
Superstar
He's allowed to feel that way if that's how he feels, yall do know that right?
I feel like my lil sister a stupid bytch. KD felt like he was 2nd fiddle. You cant tell a nikka how to feel. It's like KD not even allowed to exist fr.
I feel like my lil sister a stupid bytch. KD felt like he was 2nd fiddle. You cant tell a nikka how to feel. It's like KD not even allowed to exist fr.
definitely feeling involved 
on the flip side, he proved himself and might just wanted to move on
on the flip side, he proved himself and might just wanted to move on
Conscious Pilot
Do Better.
Another hitpiece that we don’t know if it’s actually true or not.. I’m good 
If Kobe would have gotten that trade demand it would have been his biggest regret too. You don’t get in your feelings and leave great organizations and teams because shyt is not going how you want it. These are great organizations for a reason.
The nets are not the Warriors. shyt, how many teams in the league can say they are? Great owner, great GM, an established superstar and two stars, a great fan base and sunny weather....what more do you want?
fans loved Curry more? He’s been there since day 1, no shyt. If anyone had joined him in OKC they wouldn’t get his type of love either. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to understand this.
KD is the best player alive, he has no flaws in his game....but that thing up there, that mental....will be his downfall if he doesn’t get it together. I don’t see his warriors or OKC levels of success playing for the nets. I hope I’m wrong though.
You gonna disown your sister? Or you gonna try and understand her?
It’s not about telling fam he can’t think for himself. He’s been doing that throughout his career. He’s his own person. He can do what he wants. We as fans however, can sit back, analyze and say...”yea, that’s a retarded decision my nikka”....
I hate when people do this but cmon op that tweet is from July 1.
U didn’t think to use the Coli search function before this thread was made smh
U didn’t think to use the Coli search function before this thread was made smh
Omar Little
It’s all in the Game Yo
Something tells me KD is insecure
