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The Official NBA Season Thread: HO HO HO
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This is nasty nasty business man
No wonder Jerry felt the way he felt about the organization and said those things towards the end
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Sucks he got fired, but happy he got all this money coming his wayWow
He signed contracts, he kept up his end of the deal, not his fault some billionaires didn't spend their money more wisely.
Coming spend some of his cash down in Lucia Monty. You earned it playa.
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- Sep 5, 2010
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Forgot what podcast I was listening to, but apparently Jerry and Phil had a fight back when they were players and it carried over. 
- Aug 2, 2006
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maybe 8 Kobe, but 24? nah.
finessence
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I love Jerry West but he was supposed to let Phil rock. You aren’t supposed to be worried about what grown folks are doing
Corporate America/Business world have been getting down like that since The Vanderbilt and Carnegie days.
Jerry should’ve kept quiet and continued to churn out great teams. This is a woman who literally did a Playboy Magazine spread
Corporate America/Business world have been getting down like that since The Vanderbilt and Carnegie days.
Jerry should’ve kept quiet and continued to churn out great teams. This is a woman who literally did a Playboy Magazine spread
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lawdog1
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Getting paid $85 million to not work is an accomplishment in its own rightWow
nick.
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a few top tier franchises mentioned here
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PJ washington was great in Dallas and Miles has been much better than him when they were on the same team. He’s an ******* but he can hoop
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Jesus I see what you do for others...Getting paid $85 million to not work is an accomplishment in its own right
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Mans had Bernice too
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Got a lot of love for Monty,he deserves every penny,especially with everything he’s been through.He can really focus on his family now along with a hefty bank account.Wow
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at Wardell and no AD but Wemby is nasty work.
HIM
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that ****hole isn’t fit for basketball
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KEVIN DURANT & STEPH CURRY ARE NOT TIER 1 PLAYERS!!???
This ain’t 2017
This ain’t 2017
- Sep 5, 2010
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Surprising. Don't think he had a good year, I would've taken the security.
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- Apr 30, 2010
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I don't understand hiring a coach to guide a trash team then firing him just a year later. At least Monty can retire now and hang with the kids.Wow
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This is nasty nasty business man
No wonder Jerry felt the way he felt about the organization and said those things towards the end
RIP Jerry but at the end of the day he shouldn't be in their personal ****.
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Is it really that he was in their business more than a GM having a problem with the potential conflict of interest that his Head Coach dating the team executive VP and next in line owner would bring?
No matter how commonplace it is, that's still unprofessional as hell and puts the other team executives in a very awkward position so no surprise someone old school like Jerry took issue
- Apr 30, 2010
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I would be more on board with that if it caused so many issues that the product was bad during Phil's tenure, but it wasn't.
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This is nasty nasty business man
No wonder Jerry felt the way he felt about the organization and said those things towards the end
Why they digging this up now?
This happend almost 10 years ago...
Talking about Nasty work...
Nasty work is bringing stuff up from 10 years ago after the man passed.
And some of this happened with the Buss brothers were in power too...but hey yall can run with a BS narrative
lawdog1
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I’d rate Jim Bunyan to the Clippers as highly unlikely.
