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Dudes are really excited for Ball...... and I'm over here they don't draft him.
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Dudes are really excited for Ball...... and I'm over here they don't draft him.
100000000% this.Trading for a guy that already wants to join the team is the Melo situation. Point blank, period.
He wants to be here, why give anyone away? That's absolutely stupid. He wants to be here, great, let him sign as a free agent. No need to give Indy a damn thing.
Russell gone thoif we get ball our team should be called the monster squad
ball randle russell ingram clarkson
straight out of a horror movie lol
going to be a team with the worst shooting mechanics in NBA history lolif we get ball our team should be called the monster squad
ball randle russell ingram clarkson
straight out of a horror movie lol
That's cool in theory, and it sounds like that's the approach we're taking so far.100000000% this.Trading for a guy that already wants to join the team is the Melo situation. Point blank, period.
He wants to be here, why give anyone away? That's absolutely stupid. He wants to be here, great, let him sign as a free agent. No need to give Indy a damn thing.
I would have to imagine they learned their lesson and a trade would be contingent on signing an extension first.What happens if we trade a significant piece for him and he decides to pull a Dwight Howard?
I'm not sure if this has been previously addressed, but I'm curious.
Man can you imagine our defense next yearif we get ball our team should be called the monster squad
ball randle russell ingram clarkson
straight out of a horror movie lol
What happens if we trade a significant piece for him and he decides to pull a Dwight Howard?
I'm not sure if this has been previously addressed, but I'm curious.
I would have to imagine they learned their lesson and a trade would be contingent on signing an extension first.
What happens if we trade a significant piece for him and he decides to pull a Dwight Howard?
I'm not sure if this has been previously addressed, but I'm curious.
I would have to imagine they learned their lesson and a trade would be contingent on signing an extension first.
I'm not too educated on NBA contracts but what if he "agrees" to sign and has a change of heart throughout the course of the season.
We would be back to square one? Or is this situation not plausible?
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But there are scenarios where we could lose out on him completely.
the way frank vogel was looking at the lottery , he must be on bath saltsJUST
WAIT
The only trade we should be making is sending Dengs weak *** to Orlando since they love him so much.
LA gets an All-star to play in the ASG blah blah blahWhat exactly is gained by trading for George? That's all I want to know.
getting George .....What exactly is gained by trading for George? That's all I want to know.
What exactly is gained by trading for George? That's all I want to know.
What exactly is gained by trading for George? That's all I want to know.
You get a superstar in his prime who you can build around and he can help attract other superstars to come next summer possibly (Westbrook or Boogie).
If you give up a package of Randle and Clarkson or even D'Lo. That helps clears up eventual cap space issues. The current young core Randle will be due a huge contract extension summer 2018 D'Lo summer 2019 or 2020. The way the CBA is setup now the Lakers won't be able to keep all 4 of our lottery pick players once their rookie contracts are up. None of the current core (Randle, Clarkson, Ingram, D'Lo) haven't shown any potential sign they will be a allstar or superstar player where they are untouchable and are the future cornerstone face of the franchise type players.
If that's the case why couldn't we just sign PG next summer, then worry about acquiring other stars later once he's here.
What exactly is gained by trading for George? That's all I want to know.