How so? You got players like Embiid, Jokic, Giannis, Doncic, Shai, Tatum, AD, Haliburton, Edwards, Lebron, Fox who have been just as impressive if not more so over the course of the full season as Kawhi during that stretch whose teams also have better record. This is an insane year for the top stars production so far.He's got to be in MVP talks right about now
that time you hit 19 3s and wouldn’t accept daps from anyoneKeegan Murray's whole demeanor is how I was when i hooped. No boopity boop celebrations, no kool aid smiles, etc
What sucks for them is that by trading for him then they don't have his bird rights so they can offer him the 5th year unless he becomes a FA. It makes no financial sense for him to sign an extension now, but the longer they wait, the less value he has if he decides to want out.I understand they have injuries(which would make this perfect timing) but if I’m the Cavs I seriously consider trading Mitch at the deadline
What sucks for them is that by trading for him then they don't have his bird rights so they can offer him the 5th year unless he becomes a FA. It makes no financial sense for him to sign an extension now, but the longer they wait, the less value he has if he decides to want out.
Depending on how bad he wants that 5th year, it'd probably be beneficial for both parties to let him sign it and then move him after.
They do, but they can only offer him the 5th year if he turns down the player option next season and becomes a FA. Depending on who you ask, he's willing to turn down the 5th year just to leave Cleveland. If that's true, then you'd arguably have to move him now before he becomes an expiring and loses value.Wouldn’t the Cavs have his bird rights though? Unless something changed in the new CBA a player only loses his bird rights when they get waived or changed teams during free agency, when they get traded the new team inherits their bird rights