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AB has had a very good summer league.
But this is NT... when you play 52 games and 12 mpg in a Mike Brown offense you are considered a bust.
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AB has had a very good summer league.
But this is NT... when you play 52 games and 12 mpg in a Mike Brown offense you are considered a bust.
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we didnt replace lebron with anybody. you cant replace lebron. and allen wasnt on s*** this year so we couldve replaced him a waterboy. honestly james jones wouldve shot better than ray all year. but...spoelstra. mosdef youll be disappointed again this year. honestly without lebron, we'll be forced to use our other weapons which we never do. we'll be right back to at least 3rd round.
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As a reminder, the salary cap floor doesn't really have a penalty.
If you're 10 million dollars under the floor, the "penalty" is you have to distribute that money to your roster.. so you're still "paying" that extra 10 million dollars in the end. So if you're under the floor by a few million and don't feel like overpaying some random guy to meet it, you just pay that few million to your current roster. It's not as if you get penalized draft picks or have to pay an absurd tax.. you're still going to hit the floor one way or another.
If you're 10 million dollars under the floor, the "penalty" is you have to distribute that money to your roster.. so you're still "paying" that extra 10 million dollars in the end. So if you're under the floor by a few million and don't feel like overpaying some random guy to meet it, you just pay that few million to your current roster. It's not as if you get penalized draft picks or have to pay an absurd tax.. you're still going to hit the floor one way or another.
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are you linstigating that they had a poor off season?
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word, him and swaggy p were the only dudes who actually cared about winning. swaggy f'n p. i would have left too.
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Ever again?
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id love to see that happen
dont think its happening, would be awesome to see tho
we will see tho
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You know what I meant dude
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): very mean of you man.
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So with the deals given out the last two weeks are NBA players still gonna strike in two years or nah?
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Let me live man.
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id love to see that happen
dont think its happening, would be awesome to see tho
we will see tho
How much you think he'll avg?
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id love to see that happen
dont think its happening, would be awesome to see tho
we will see tho
How much you think he'll avg?
no idea to be honest, havent seen him ball. im expect 20ppg or less honestly but thats going off him not even playing or seeing anything from him
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I see what u did there [emoji]128527[/emoji]
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It would be dope if Kobe played in the SL.
But I think he probably feels he's above that
But I think he probably feels he's above that
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Same with D. Rose, but you can't risk them in meaningless games
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ECF??? Wow I definitely don't think they have a shot at that.
Will be interesting to see.
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at the Morey hate
You DON'T sign glue guys to 15 mil per. Thats outta line
He aint worth all that
yall will see this up coming season
He would have had him for under a mill for this upcoming season, but they decided to make a rfa this year.. And everyone assumed they were doing so because they had an under the table deal already worked out, which wasn't the case
From zach lowe's most recent column:
Bosh’s choice is a disaster for Houston, which gave away Jeremy Lin and a first-round pick to the Lakers to lustily open up the final chunk of cap space for Bosh. He would have fit perfectly alongside Dwight Howard and James Harden, but Bosh likes life in Miami, and he has surely seen the YouTube videos of Harden’s defense. At least Houston nabbed an extra pick, one that could fall in the lottery, in their other cap-clearing move — the trade of Omer Asik to New Orleans.
The Rockets will be sitting on max-level cap space for about 36 more hours, when the deadline arrives by which they must match Dallas’s monster three-year, $45 million offer sheet on Chandler Parsons. Houston allowed Parsons to become a free agent one year earlier than necessary, a move that had the whole league assuming the Rockets and Parsons had an unofficial agreement in how Parsons would navigate free agency. That doesn’t appear to have been the case, and it’s possible that Houston has badly misplayed its hand here, even if letting Parsons into the market a year early was a wink-wink reward for helping Houston land Dwight Howard; Parsons and Howard have the same agent.
You can bet Daryl Morey will work his *** off to sign someone into that space while it lasts, even if he has to overpay a bit. He’s in desperation mode now, having tossed away time, players, and draft picks in the Bosh chase. Nabbing Bosh would have put Houston right alongside San Antonio and Oklahoma City in the Western Conference hierarchy. They’ll still be a very good team without him, and they could still have a chunk of cap space even if they don’t manage to sign a free agent before matching Parsons’s $15 million deal.
http://grantland.com/the-triangle/lebron-james-cleveland-cavaliers-aftermath-miami-heat/
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We don't need to see kobe or rose right now. That's what preseason is for
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Ah preseason.
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