It’s a really tough call. He would be spending nearly half a billion on just the player cost. Not to mention everyone who is part of the team but don’t play games.
just as much as you praise kuminga, you marginalize him, acting at points like it wasnt worth it to keep him [instead of including him in a trade big/simmons type]
I don't marginalize his potential.
You don't know shyt, because I'm not old. I'm probably younger than you are. But again, what does that have to do with anything? See now, look at far you've strayed from the topic, all because you just can't stick to the argument and chose to inject all this trivial bullshyt into the discussion. And for what? All because you got in your feelings that nobody agreed with your T-Mac parallel, that you then had to lash out by throwing an unnecessary and irrelevant shot at me? It's hilarious how you want to go back and forth about nothing, but then didn't want to read and respond to what the actual argument was initially about.
Hopefully the new cba fixes these issues
Because shot need to be throw… Fam took Lee’s playoff minutes and never gave them back..Why is he throwing shots at damion lee?
Lee slander?!?!Why is he throwing shots at damion lee?
Man I’ll say this:"No surprise to us that if these guys got ... like Gary Payton had a good year and if he got a big offer, it was going to be very unlikely we were going to re-sign him, no matter how much we love him," Lacob told Kawakami. "And we did like him a lot. He got a much bigger offer, in fact, than we thought he would get. Way beyond. And I'm not saying he's not worth it or is worth it. But it is a lot. And it's not something we really could entertain doing."
Earl Boykins/Antwan Jamison walking through the door
Agreed. It's the NBA talking about of both sides of their mouth basically. On one hand they want to put in shyt like the Bird Rights, and the ability for teams to pay their own free agents more money to slow down player movement. On the other hand put in the luxury tax and repeater tax that forces teams to make tough salary decisions and let go of players they may want to keep if they build too good of a team. To be fair it's been a problem dating back to the 70s at the very least. While reading Breaks of the Game they were complaining then about how tough it is to keep a winning team together because all the players would be wanting bigger salaries and teams couldn't afford to pay everybody.
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Moody definitely got the work ethic to be great. The future is bright.
