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Time in OKC next season
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elpablo21
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DeadsetAce
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we never beating the allegations
we won. got the last laugh. time for our fans to let the kyrie hate go
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elpablo21
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Definitely not the Clippers but if Jimmy is to leave I wonder where (besides some Philly deal)
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we never beating the allegations
we won. got the last laugh. time for the fans to let it go
I was at the parade. Some folks couldn’t resist the urge to chant **** about Kyrie. Unfortunately, it’ll keep going for as long as Kyrie plays against the Cs. Lots of obnoxious *** folks throwing nip bottles and trash across crowds like wtf.
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Salary dumping SZN.
DeadsetAce
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yeah, man. it's time to let the kyrie hate/obsession go. move on already
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Dudes likely changing teams shortly:
- Brandon Ingram
- Zach Lavine
- Tobias Harris
- Kelly Oubre Jr
- D'Angelo Russell
- Chris Middleton
- Bobby Portis
- Jimmy Butler
- Paul George
- Andrew Wiggins
- Brook Lopez
- Trae Young
- Dejounte Murray
- Mikal Bridges
- Maxi Kleber
- Tim Hardaway Jr
- Kyle Kuzma
I think that’s just the tip of the iceberg because you have so many guys going into the final year of team-favorable deals in dead-end situations or stacked in front of younger talent. Who are the knicks moving? Orlando is definitely going to be making some moves, OKC still has $30M in cap space, Pelicans, Warriors, Bulls are likely making multiple deals each. Can’t see Nets or Wiz passing up trades for Bridges and Kuzma given where their teams are at.
- Brandon Ingram
- Zach Lavine
- Tobias Harris
- Kelly Oubre Jr
- D'Angelo Russell
- Chris Middleton
- Bobby Portis
- Jimmy Butler
- Paul George
- Andrew Wiggins
- Brook Lopez
- Trae Young
- Dejounte Murray
- Mikal Bridges
- Maxi Kleber
- Tim Hardaway Jr
- Kyle Kuzma
I think that’s just the tip of the iceberg because you have so many guys going into the final year of team-favorable deals in dead-end situations or stacked in front of younger talent. Who are the knicks moving? Orlando is definitely going to be making some moves, OKC still has $30M in cap space, Pelicans, Warriors, Bulls are likely making multiple deals each. Can’t see Nets or Wiz passing up trades for Bridges and Kuzma given where their teams are at.
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Stop playing. I told yall Spurs was going after Garland. Y’all may not like the fit, I do. We got a PG, draft pics and money.
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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
Hell hath no fury.
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Like I get IT lol. For me, it’s water under the bridge. It sucked because after that 2019 season, everything felt uncertain. I was so upset at the time and felt everything was a wasted effort. Good thing that the whole team recovered from what might’ve been a catastrophic scenario where things could’ve gone south and may have possibly led to the Jays breaking up afterwards. Kyrie leaving was a blessing in disguise because it eventually made both Jays expand and grow their games that ultimately led to a title. I still find Kyrie fascinatingly annoying because he brings so much to the table yet just can’t seem to deliver in important moments post-Cleveland.
Just a little perspective goes a long way considering how unfortunate things have been prior to this season especially how the Celtics are viewed nationally and all over the world.
I’m just happy that I get to root for two homegrown talents that have yet to enter their primes and hopefully can bring a title or two more to the city.
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Celtics fans should be grateful Kyrie walked. Could’ve signed the max and forced his way out like he did in Brooklyn, which he 100% would have done.
Whole trajectory of the core could have been different. Thankfully it was just one piece.
Thank you Kyrie.
Also normal people should feel happy for him that he seemingly found a home and has grown as an individual. Wifey and kid probably helped. Let him live. Celtics got the ultimate revenge so it should be considered a closed chapter.
Whole trajectory of the core could have been different. Thankfully it was just one piece.
Thank you Kyrie.
Also normal people should feel happy for him that he seemingly found a home and has grown as an individual. Wifey and kid probably helped. Let him live. Celtics got the ultimate revenge so it should be considered a closed chapter.
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Agreed. "Sports hate" can be a fun part of the fan experience, but this should be over with. We won and he played badly in the biggest spot against us. Take the W and be graceful. Some people are weirdos though
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I feel it, this is finally the year Tobias proves them wrong.
moe200069
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Getting paid $85 million to not work is an accomplishment in its own right
pistons' FO is a **** show so this isn't on him ...that said, monty's definitely a disciple of the Book of Ben
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Those Tier 1/Tier 2 looking real funny.
elpablo21
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elpablo21
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The Gobert disrespect must end
