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The Warriors deal was definitely a better deal although I think KG just wanted to get out of the West.
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I am impressed though at GS's current last-place standing in the Pacific as a side observation.
Because that has anything to do with the proposed deal. Maybe those "idiot" PM's aren't far off.
sending me PMs calling me an "idiot.
LOL
Again, the complexities of the job description of the General Manager must be lost on you. Garnett does not get to choose. The GM gets to choose. If the Warriors are willing to assume the risk that KG will opt out, so be it, but as long as that is the case KG's opinion is meaningless.
You still have to put a package together FIRST to see if the trade would happen at all. Then KG was asked if he wants to go there, he wasn'tthe GM but he had the most important thing: leverage.
KG agreeing to the deal was basically a must for any trade unless that GM wants to lose his job for giving up half the team for a one year player. You can saythe GM could take a chance but any GM who made that decision would be a complete idiot.
Because that has anything to do with the proposed deal. Maybe those "idiot" PM's aren't far off.
Care to argue any of the other points? Or just the one that gets you sore about a comment directed at your team.
It's not that serious.
Care to argue any of the other points? Or just the one that gets you sore about a comment directed at your team.Originally Posted by RyGuy45
Because that has anything to do with the proposed deal. Maybe those "idiot" PM's aren't far off.
Originally Posted by 715 asterisk
Care to argue any of the other points? Or just the one that gets you sore about a comment directed at your team.Originally Posted by RyGuy45
Because that has anything to do with the proposed deal. Maybe those "idiot" PM's aren't far off.
It's not that serious.