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Kobe and Randle don't need to purposely try to lose games... the team could still suck without them trying to.
Off the top of my head Mil, Orl, 76ers, Wolves, Kings, Jazz are ALL absolutely bad teams and are teams who have been actively trying to build through the draft and acquire more & more young picks.
All of those teams also make horrible trades and FA signings.
Totally different scenarios and franchises there.
You neglect the fact that KG getting to Boston had everything to do with Ray Allen agreeing to come, Pierce already being there, and far less to do with Rondo or Perk.
Spurs tanked for one season got TD but already had a great player in David Robinson. Unless you see Randle as a Duncan type talent. They also subsequently drafted very well late while maintaining excellence.
OKC was a extremely rare rare case of hitting on every draft selection, and they had 4 guys not two, 5 of you wanna count Reggie. It can also go the other way, see the Cavs.
CP3 agreed top stay because of not only Blake and DeAndre there but also the fact they have him a 5 year max deal. Anyone that leaves they're current team would be taking less to come play for LA via free agency.
And none of them maybe except for the spurs are under the constant pressure to produce a winning program like the Lakers are and as much as that maybe shouldn't factor into the equation it does.
The zombie sonics, Celtics and Clips were never expected to do anything, a lot of luck factored into each of their situations (CP3 veto, McHale helping his ol buddy Ainge out, Thunder's exceptional scouting). I mean if it was that simple everyone would be doing it right? Sixers are tanking every year and trading prospects for other prospects and even ones they've had before. CLE has been sorry and a joke since LBJ left and they've had some of the best luck draft pick wise.
Mitch and whoever else will be feeling the heat from the fanbase, media, and a certain guy they just gave a ridiculous contact to figure out something.
Also our situation isn't going to be the only one in play in a couple years, other teams with better assets are going to be positioning themselves to make a run at KD as well.
And some of them have a chance to be decent this season.
And some of them have a chance to be decent this season.
Any potential title contenders in that bunch.......?
Pau or FA or RFA or under contract or player option or WHAT DO WE NEED TO DO TO CONVINCE THE HEAT TO PLEASEOHPLEASEOHPLEASE TAKE HIM?
Free-agent center Pau Gasol had a telephone conversation with Miami Heat president Pat Riley on Tuesday and could talk again with the franchise in the near future, league sources told Yahoo Sports.
The cost for Gasol could still be prohibitive for the Heat, but there's little doubt he could be an intriguing part to a supporting cast in Miami. So far, Gasol is still pushing for a $10 million-$12 million annual salary, league sources said.
The NBA champion San Antonio Spurs have inquired with Gasol's agent Arn Tellem, expressing an interest, sources said, but the Spurs can't become a legitimate suitor unless Gasol significantly drops his asking price.
Gasol met with Lakers general manager Mitch Kupchak in Los Angeles on Tuesday, and ultimately they could become his best chance to get his asking price, if only on a one-year contract.
Gasol has spent the past six seasons with the Lakers, where he averaged 17.4 points and 9.7 rebounds last season.
Do we like Pau on a one year deal? I don't see the harm
I'm at work and a heat fan comes to me and says we are gonna take Pau from you. I said thanks....he walked away looking puzzled...LOL
Why would he sign on for 1 year when the heat will probably give him 3 to 4 years at 9 to 10 mil?
Nobody is giving pau that kinda deal
One year, 12 packs of assorted Oreos.Do we like Pau on a one year deal? I don't see the harm. As much crap as y'all talk about pau he might be key to getting Marc next year
On the contrary, I like his game. I just wouldn't be thrilled having him being paid more than I think he's worth (I wouldn't go over $5M n an ideal world).Appreciate the responses CP and P but it's basically sounds like y'all don't like his game and would rather stay as is to support the tank plan.
Who would satisfy y'all ?
Or would u rather we let another d leaguer start, no shade just trying to see your angle.