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Is there a scenario where we keep our team as is and add like a Khris Middleton?
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Which is exactly why this would be the riskiest move ever. He’d never be available for the playoffs.
Whats even the point?
These questions can be asked about tons of athletes, maybe not on the level of Zion though.Which goes back to the point/why of “Why”…
Why do these things happen to Zion? Why is he always injured? Why isn’t he trying his best?
Medically for his age/size he’s definitely overweight. He also has a horrible gait which leads to more injuries for an athlete.
A change of scenery will have him in shape, but I can’t bank on him all of sudden having no injuries.
They don’t care about basketball in New Orleans. They’re more worried about their 7 College Football teams and the Saints. He’s under no pressure there.
Let’s say axiom came here but was still out of shape, who’s fault would that be? Ours, as an organization.
Because I know if Zion was in Miami, under Pat Riley, he’d be in the best shape of his life. They wouldn’t accept anything less.
Sometimes it really is about WHERE you’re at.
This is why I think the league rigged the lotter for Wemby to go to SA
Wasn’t rigged.
If it was rigged we would have had Zion in 2019 with the first pick
League wouldn’t want him in New Orleans.
What if he’s crazy cheap?No no no to Beal
How would he be crazy cheap if he's expected to make an average of 55m til 2027?What if he’s crazy cheap?
How would he be crazy cheap if he's expected to make an average of 55m til 2027?
That’s what I wanna know.Yes to Zion. It's worth the risk.
No to Beal unless it's crazy cheap.