This is why a few NBA players are out the League… it makes lots of sense Andre Drummond explains

[wire28]

I was fukkin with with 5 foot tall white girls like iCarly! Now look at me!

Not surprised to see him out the league. One of the bigger wastes of potential the pistons seen since things went to shyt in the late 2000s

 

[nieman]

That's part of it, but the other part was his game play no longer fitting in with what most teams were trying to do. Combined with the teams that could've used him going with full-rebuild mode. If they don't want you, none of anything else matters, so the narrative gets shifted.

There's plenty of shytty teammates/morons/culture killers that keep jobs. However, the reciprocal IS true. A high-value/high-morale dude will highly increase your chances of staying on a bench somewhere...it just doesn't guarantee it.

 

[MikelArteta]

I was fukkin with with 5 foot tall white girls like iCarly! Now look at me!

Not surprised to see him out the league. One of the bigger wastes of potential the pistons seen since things went to shyt in the late 2000s

hes on the bulls

 

[krazykid18]

Another part is he is a horrible finisher around the rim

 

[MikelArteta]

All 4 guys mentioned are/were headaches behind the scenes, if you go by insider/podcast discussions.

Some players learn from the mistakes AI made to end his career, some don't.

I bet money CP3 is next on the list unable to humble himself. He playing nice now, but that Shams tweet is coming...

cp3 is 38 and not as good as he used to be
at this juncture in his career he's better as a 20-24 mpg guy off the bench

 

[Cladyclad]

cp3 is 38 and not as good as he used to be
at this juncture in his career he's better as a 20-24 mpg guy off the bench

Dude acting like CP3 is in year 11 lol

No shyt he on his way out. He damn near 40 lol

 

[Big Boss]

look at guys like ish smith and garrett temple
barely nba players at this point in their career and always get jobs

They know their role

 

[wire28]

hes on the bulls

not surprised to see him out the league

 

[MegaTronBomb!]

They're also in the business of molding these young men into professionals, if you've established that you don't take your craft seriously you'll also find yourself gone due to your influence on younger players.... being a good locker room influence is very understated.

 

[The Connoisseurs]

There’s Reason why Derrick Rose is still in the league…..he gets love everywhere from everybody.

He can still play but I don’t think he’ll ever get the opportunity to showcase that.

 

[spacewraith]

I didn't know he had an attitude issue. He seemed chill in his Detroit days

 

[Primetime]

I mean... it was always comical seeing those no-name create-a-player ass dudes at the end of every NBA team's bench standing bunched together damn near doing back flips and "hold me back!" gestures after every semi-big play, and knowing every 20 combo secret hand shake for every starter by heart.

But it makes sense. If you on a 10-day contract after spending the last 3 years hoopin in Russia, you will not be the one nygga caught not cheering when the superstar of your team is checking out his highlights on youtube

 

[Flex Grossman]

This has always obviously been the case. It’s why Deandre Jordan and udonis haslem can get end of bench contracts for as long as they want him but boogie can get a job. The difference between what they give on the court isn’t worth the issues he’s gonna cause behind the scenes.

Anyone thinking guys are being blackballed think the league is just 2k and the human element doesn’t matter at all. Disrespectful to guys like mahmoud Abdul Rauf that actually got blackballed.

 

[wire28]

I didn't know he had an attitude issue. He seemed chill in his Detroit days

he was a big baby and i aint talkin glen davis

when he seemed chill it was actually him not caring

 

[Rekkapryde]

Another part is he is a horrible finisher around the rim