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Royce White always brings hostility to the thread
Mental health is a touchy subject.
You may see that way.
Not everyone does.
If he would shut the **** up, and work with the rockets I'm sure something can be resolved.
I feel bad for him, because I feel like his false arrogance/ego is really just a way of covering up how insecure he feels inside. You think it doesn't bother him that he has everything anybody could want right at his fingertips, yet he might end us screwing it up because of a problem he can't control? It's probably tearing him up every day. People think this guy is like Bynum just diddybopping around and pissing people off without a care in the world. Nah man, he probably cries himself to sleep at night.Hey_
Royce White always brings hostility to the thread
Mental health is a touchy subject.
Enh.
Royce uses his mental illness as a shield,
its his arrogance, lack of work ethic, and sense of entitlement people can't stand.
Julius F. Wrek
I wish any of y'all knew what it's like to deal with mental illness. Then you'd see how grossly insensitive y'all are being. Mental illness isn't a choice, and it isn't easy to deal with
My only problem with Royce is how he handles himself with media. He's so busy trying to expose the rockets instead of working with them.
I feel bad for him, because I feel like his false arrogance/ego is really just a way of covering up how insecure he feels inside. You think it doesn't bother him that he has everything anybody could want right at his fingertips, yet he might end us screwing it up because of a problem he can't control? It's probably tearing him up every day. People think this guy is like Bynum just diddybopping around and pissing people off without a care in the world. Nah man, he probably cries himself to sleep at night.Hey_
Royce White always brings hostility to the thread
Mental health is a touchy subject.
Enh.
Royce uses his mental illness as a shield,
its his arrogance, lack of work ethic, and sense of entitlement people can't stand.
Julius F. Wrek
Dude is wyling with the baby mamas but, sometimes smashing raw is the only joy a man can have in this world.
Got confused here hereBellineli 2 year deal with the Spurs
Got Angry hereSo who's signing Gary Neal now that Marco is in SA?
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If Spurs do reach agreement with Belinelli, the plan remains to still try and re-sign restricted free agent Gary Neal, sources tell Y!
belleneli for 2yrs/6m is a steal
WAY too much truth spoken in this post. I couldn't have put it better myself.I feel bad for him, because I feel like his false arrogance/ego is really just a way of covering up how insecure he feels inside. You think it doesn't bother him that he has everything anybody could want right at his fingertips, yet he might end us screwing it up because of a problem he can't control? It's probably tearing him up every day. People think this guy is like Bynum just diddybopping around and pissing people off without a care in the world. Nah man, he probably cries himself to sleep at night.
Dude is wyling with the baby mamas but, sometimes smashing raw is the only joy a man can have in this world.
So don't make a comment on it in the first place, you're out here looking like a child.
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DEVELOPING: Warriors trying to clear cap space, hoping to increase their chance to sign Dwight Howard » http://es.pn/10Cvq0B
Warriors step up pursuit of Howard
The Golden State Warriors, increasingly convinced they have a legitimate shot at winning the Dwight Howard sweepstakes, have begun aggressively attempting to trade away players to clear the requisite salary-cap space to sign the All-Star center, according to sources with knowledge of the team's thinking.
The Warriors were one of five teams granted the opportunity to recruit Howard in an in-person meeting this week. ESPN.com reported Wednesday that, in perhaps the first surprising development in the wake of those meetings, Warriors officials "made an impression" on Howard to the point that they had gained ground on the two teams -- the Houston Rockets and Dallas Mavericks -- widely presumed to have the only legitimate shot at stealing Howard away from the Lakers.
But Golden State's hopes of actually acquiring Howard always have been clouded by the fact they would need the Lakers to agree to a sign-and-trade.
The Lakers have been adamant for weeks they would prefer to let Howard leave for nothing and bank the resultant salary-cap space in the summer of 2014, with many rival executives likewise convinced that L.A. would have real reservations about helping Howard land with a division rival. So sources say that the Warriors, in an effort to manufacture some financial flexibility to help their chances, have begun calling teams with salary-cap space to try to entice them to take expiring contracts off their books so they can clear a $20 million hole for Howard.
Such a scenario would be challenging, some executives have said, but not impossible. The Warriors have three huge expiring contracts in Andrew Bogut ($14 million), Richard Jefferson ($11 million) and Andris Biedrins ($9 million). According to sources, they have tried to unload all three players this week to teams with cap room. Yet, Golden State likely would have to be willing to add assets to any potential deals to get teams interested. Sources say the Warriors have been willing to attach a future first-round pick to move one of their bad contracts since last February's trade deadline, but potential partners tend to ask for prized youngsters such as Harrison Barnes or Klay Thompson -- two of the more attractive young players in the league -- when the subject of absorbing one of the Warriors' big contracts is broached.
A source close to the talks said Howard is expected to make his decision by Friday.
Sources say the Warriors got Howard's attention during this week thanks to their pitch, which featured owner Joe Lacob, coach Mark Jackson, general manager Bob Myers and special Warriors consultant Jerry West.
Sources say the bigger threats to the Lakers, though, still appear to be Houston and Dallas unless Golden State can address its financial limitations. The Rockets offer the immediate lure of playing alongside James Harden and a promise from Houston's front office to keep adding championship-level talent, whereas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is urging Howard to join proven ring winners in Dirk Nowitzki and coach Rick Carlisle -- with Nowitzki also vowing to take a significant pay cut in the summer of 2014 that creates the needed salary-cap space for the Mavs to sign another star.
Hey_
Enh.
Royce uses his mental illness as a shield,
its his arrogance, lack of work ethic, and sense of entitlement people can't stand.
Julius F. Wrek
There are people in real world settings that don't make millions for playing a sport that suck it up and get on with it. Why can't Royce? Dude is *****made
Amnesty Salmons, trade for Bogut+Jefferson+Barnes for Jimmer or Young Zeke and picks.
Do it D'Lassandro!!!!!!!!!