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Just like the owners “sign” for the players services …thats the exchange money for service but that shyt don’t mean anything long term …that precedent has already been established both ways … they clearly don’t control much if anything at all when it comes to these superstars seeking a divorce … only old ass nikkas and faux “traditionalist” haven’t found a way to deal with it because it’s life …these players clearly don’t give a damn about how it was “back in your day”
These silly ass nikkas have no problem with the hypocrisy because they’re trained to be obedient at their own 9-5’s …they would never dare to disobey “boss” that’s why the players being able to exert power is such a foreign conceptYall nikkas need to stop with that
When owners can trade nikkas at any time just like that
NBA says it’s four rings. So it’s four rings.
Funny how a warriors fan is downplaying championships as if you team didn’t add a top 3 player to beat LeBron
Dusty ass hoe go drink some Bay Area flavored bleach.
I'm not letting you do that. The majority of NBA discourse since Bron left for South Beach has been about what's been said in a private meeting.
HE HAD A PRIVATE MEETING
WITH THAT MAN...
ITS NOBODYS BUSINESS
WHAT WAS SAID IN THAT MEETING.
who are you posting this to? i've been vocal about how fukked up it is for a player to commit in good faith to a team only to be dealt a year later, but like my post says, being against that doesn't mean you also can't be against players doing the same and/or making themselves GM. i think the next CBA there needs to be agreement that neither management or players can seek trades on max deals until after year 1 or 2...both sides need to be true to their word and give the team some time to see how the signing is playing out.Just like the owners “sign” for the players services …thats the exchange money for service but that shyt don’t mean anything long term …that precedent has already been established both ways … they clearly don’t control much if anything at all when it comes to these superstars seeking a divorce … only old ass nikkas and faux “traditionalist” haven’t found a way to deal with it because it’s life …these players clearly don’t give a damn about how it was “back in your day”
it's realityWhy so people keep saying this inaccurate shyt? Kevin Durant never wanted Nash. That was ALL Marks hiring his best friend. You really let them spin this shyt. KD specifically said Tyron Lue. And what do you mean the team he wanted? KD told them to sign a bunch of undersized guards and to not get anything back for Spencer? To reject bringing back Kuzma? To trade a first round pick for Royce O’Neal instead of just re-signing Bruce Brown who they didn’t even offer? What are you actually talking about? Marks has been ass as a GM for KD’s entire tenure and he started it off by hiring his friend Nash. I’d want out too.
a warriors fan complaining about the bubble
i'm not complaining...the bubble was it's own thing, rings are rings, but if the rest of NBA fans can asterisk 4 rings, seems that logic can apply to them all...a warriors fan complaining about the bubble
warrior fans shoudl be more concerned about monkeypox
Been low key running the league since Silver got installed. He been making power moves through Klutch. He been going from team to team giving ultimatums and they listen up until literally this off season in LA.
everyone knows how you people operate in the bay area...double dipping and such
