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Bass didn't even list Dallas as his final three choices LOL.
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Because he knew there wouldn't be money/room for him if we signed Gortat.Originally Posted by I NaSmatic I
Bass didn't even list Dallas as his final three choices LOL.
You're right about that. I'm sure any guy would want to start on a playoff team. But, he could have a chance at a ring, while making the same money if he stayed in Orlando. He mentioned that he wouldn't be that mad because he would be on a good team regardless.Originally Posted by bhzmafia14
Marcin WANTS to go to Dallas more than he wants to be in Orlando, and Smith may not allow him to, and force him to sit behind Dwight? Poor move as a GM.
Originally Posted by bhzmafia14
Dampier 33
Dirk 31
Marion 31
Howard 29
Kidd 36
grandpa status
Originally Posted by CP1708
Originally Posted by bhzmafia14
Dampier 33
Dirk 31
Marion 31
Howard 29
Kidd 36
grandpa status
They better then the Spurs though.
Originally Posted by JapanAir21
1) We let them into the Toronto deal so they didn't lose Turkoglu for nothing.Originally Posted by I NaSmatic I
Scumbag move? Hardly.Originally Posted by JapanAir21
http://nba.fanhouse.com/2...-match-mavs-offer-sheet/
Apparently, even after signing Bass, ORL is considering matching the Mavs offer.
It would be an EXTREMELY low-blow from the Magic to the Mavericks if this happened. We let them get a 10 million dollar trade exception for letting them in the Marion deal, we let them get Bass, and now they're thinking of matching the offer for Gortat? That's a scumbag move if Smith matches...
2) We let them get Bass, we wouldn't have allowed them to get Bass if we would get Gortat
3) If they turn around and match the offer, it's going to be hard to find a team for them to deal with in the future unless the price is right.
Chicago would insist that the Blazers surrender young guard Jerryd Bayless, which Portland is reluctant to do.
From ESPN, regarding the whole 3-team fiasco that, who knows, might not even be real.
Wonder if Portland would actually do this trade.
You missed the sarcasm.Originally Posted by Do Be Doo
........Originally Posted by CP1708
Originally Posted by bhzmafia14
Dampier 33
Dirk 31
Marion 31
Howard 29
Kidd 36
grandpa status
They better then the Spurs though.
this Mavs team is not going to win a championship
so
From ESPN, regarding the whole 3-team fiasco that, who knows, might not even be real.Originally Posted by 18key
I dont know if this has been posted yet,
Chicago would insist that the Blazers surrender young guard Jerryd Bayless, which Portland is reluctant to do.
Originally Posted by mistah majestic
From ESPN, regarding the whole 3-team fiasco that, who knows, might not even be real.Originally Posted by 18key
I dont know if this has been posted yet,
Chicago would insist that the Blazers surrender young guard Jerryd Bayless, which Portland is reluctant to do.
Wonder if Portland would actually do this trade.
No, it's a great move by him. He gets a starting center for a Western contender to be his backup center in addition to Bass? It's ano-brainer for most GMs.Originally Posted by JapanAir21
Marcin WANTS to go to Dallas more than he wants to be in Orlando, and Smith may not allow him to, and force him to sit behind Dwight? Poor move as a GM.
There's a reason why teams are willing to deal with San Antonio so often, it's because there's a lot of respect for the GMs.Originally Posted by koolbarbone
No, it's a great move by him. He gets a starting center for a Western contender to be his backup center in addition to Bass? It's a no-brainer for most GMs.Originally Posted by JapanAir21
Marcin WANTS to go to Dallas more than he wants to be in Orlando, and Smith may not allow him to, and force him to sit behind Dwight? Poor move as a GM.
It might not make Gortat happy from a development standpoint but at the end of the day that's just the way the NBA works.
Originally Posted by JapanAir21
There's a reason why teams are willing to deal with San Antonio so often, it's because there's a lot of respect for the GMs.Originally Posted by koolbarbone
No, it's a great move by him. He gets a starting center for a Western contender to be his backup center in addition to Bass? It's a no-brainer for most GMs.Originally Posted by JapanAir21
Marcin WANTS to go to Dallas more than he wants to be in Orlando, and Smith may not allow him to, and force him to sit behind Dwight? Poor move as a GM.
It might not make Gortat happy from a development standpoint but at the end of the day that's just the way the NBA works.
Yes it's smart from him to make his roster loaded, sure. But he's not making his players happy. You're making other GMs catch wind that he's doing dirty business.
He's going to have a lot of unhappy players in Orlando the way he's going..
Originally Posted by mistah majestic
BLAZERS OFFER MILLSAP CONTRACT
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=4320029
Turkoglu left because he wanted money, Dallas let them get involved so they could get away from Turk and not leave empty handed. The Maverickscould have EASILY found another trade partner to make this trade go down. The trade was between Memphis, Mavericks, and Toronto, and Orlando was added late. Welet them get involved, and got the deal done.Originally Posted by CP1708
Damn man, this Gortat thing really got you locked up. Turk left because he wanted 50 million dollars, not because the Magic mistreated him.Originally Posted by JapanAir21
There's a reason why teams are willing to deal with San Antonio so often, it's because there's a lot of respect for the GMs.Originally Posted by koolbarbone
No, it's a great move by him. He gets a starting center for a Western contender to be his backup center in addition to Bass? It's a no-brainer for most GMs.Originally Posted by JapanAir21
Marcin WANTS to go to Dallas more than he wants to be in Orlando, and Smith may not allow him to, and force him to sit behind Dwight? Poor move as a GM.
It might not make Gortat happy from a development standpoint but at the end of the day that's just the way the NBA works.
Yes it's smart from him to make his roster loaded, sure. But he's not making his players happy. You're making other GMs catch wind that he's doing dirty business.
He's going to have a lot of unhappy players in Orlando the way he's going..
What other dirty moves has Smith pulled to upset anybody? They were all pretty happy a few weeks ago when he got VC.