PanchoYoSancho
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NothingButTheTruth;7133329 said:
You sound foolish. Players wont go to Dallas, but they'll go to the Clippers? Ok then.
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You sound foolish. Players wont go to Dallas, but they'll go to the Clippers? Ok then.
Vader_F_Kennedy
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I wish we spent more time trying to hire a coach than discussing other things ..lets get coach hired then talk other deals
t_m_a_c_f_a_n73088
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Crude_;7134089 said:
And one that can't shoot at that. Like I said only thing him and z-bo have in common is they're both big, black and left handed. He'll come to play every game but I just don't see him being that great
t_m_a_c_f_a_n73088;7134102 said:
Agreed he seems more like a Carlos Boozer type player.
Boozer has been a decent player and has had a decent career even though I don't like his game I think of Randle as a similar player.
Solid player but you can't build your franchise around him.
He'd do better going to a veteran playoff squad with a post player that can mentor him.
PanchoYoSancho
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blackrain;7134162 said:
Im not talking about now. Cuban's obviously fucking himself. Im talking about the past decade all together.
A$AP_A$TON
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Kame;7131640 said:
Yes Lawd!
What's crazy is that off season I wanted the Pistons to sign him and Ben Gordon. Them niggas was balling for they old teams. Ben was lighting it up off the bench for the Bulls and Charlie was a very solid 15 & 10 guy.
They ended up being signed and that shocked the shit out of me. It's like Joe heard me and said "I got you nigga!", shit didn't work out at all tho. We had too many damn coaches tho so that didn't help.
A$AP_A$TON
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A$AP_A$TON;7134202 said:
And way too much money was involved.
ebc basketball tournament at rucker park to air on espn
http://allhiphop.com/2014/06/17/ebc-basketball-tournament-at-rucker-park-to-air-show-on-espn/
http://allhiphop.com/2014/06/17/ebc-basketball-tournament-at-rucker-park-to-air-show-on-espn/
TRILLip Brooks
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MR.CJ;7134224 said:
Are they still on that
steez?
af.r.i.c.a.
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t_m_a_c_f_a_n73088;7133213 said:
How much you think he gets? I'm thinking 4 yrs and anywhere from 44 to 48 mil.
its....JOHN B
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Tommy bilfiger;7134000 said:
Celtics better keep some assets for a Melo deal
Vader_F_Kennedy
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im not sure if they have or if he wants too....but why don't some of these PGs hit up gary payton for some training lessons( or just to pick his brain on the game) like ppl do hakeem? GP got a lot of knowledge to give
or even stockton
or even stockton
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texasdaking88
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LeBron James Reportedly Uninterested In Taking Less Money From Heat Without Promise Of Roster Help
June 17, 2014 By SLAM Staff
The Spurs exposed the Heat’s biggest flaw—lack of depth—in the Finals. At times it seemed the Big Three were Miami’s only productive players, and often it felt LeBron James was the team’s only difference maker. There’s plenty of talk about LeBron potentially taking less money and staying in Miami, but he won’t do it just to save the franchise a few bucks. He wants more talent on the team. From the NY Daily News:
As team insiders have maintained for months, James isn’t interested in reducing his salary from $20.6 next season and $22.1 million in 2015-16 just so that team owner Micky Arison can avoid paying luxury taxes. As they say, been there, done that and all it got James was second place.
Bosh, who makes identical money to James, and Wade, who makes slightly less, at around $41.5 million for the next two seasons, also don’t want to rework their deals solely to give Arison another tax break. They want the money put to good use, meaning adding talent so that Miami can return to the Finals for a fifth straight season. No team has done that since the Red Auerbach-led Celtics of the 1960s.
The Big Three would possibly do what Duncan has done for years so that Pat Riley has the means to bring in a young, athletic wing, along with other new parts. There will be talk about taking pay cuts to fit Carmelo Anthony in, but that is seen as far-fetched.
June 17, 2014 By SLAM Staff
The Spurs exposed the Heat’s biggest flaw—lack of depth—in the Finals. At times it seemed the Big Three were Miami’s only productive players, and often it felt LeBron James was the team’s only difference maker. There’s plenty of talk about LeBron potentially taking less money and staying in Miami, but he won’t do it just to save the franchise a few bucks. He wants more talent on the team. From the NY Daily News:
As team insiders have maintained for months, James isn’t interested in reducing his salary from $20.6 next season and $22.1 million in 2015-16 just so that team owner Micky Arison can avoid paying luxury taxes. As they say, been there, done that and all it got James was second place.
Bosh, who makes identical money to James, and Wade, who makes slightly less, at around $41.5 million for the next two seasons, also don’t want to rework their deals solely to give Arison another tax break. They want the money put to good use, meaning adding talent so that Miami can return to the Finals for a fifth straight season. No team has done that since the Red Auerbach-led Celtics of the 1960s.
The Big Three would possibly do what Duncan has done for years so that Pat Riley has the means to bring in a young, athletic wing, along with other new parts. There will be talk about taking pay cuts to fit Carmelo Anthony in, but that is seen as far-fetched.
Derrick Rose Would Reportedly Be ‘Fine’ To Play If Season Started Tomorrow
June 17, 2014 By SLAM Staff
We haven’t heard much about Derrick Rose’s recovery lately, but it seems like that’s a good thing. Bulls beat writer KC Johnson believes that D-Rose would be ready to roll if Chicago had a game tomorrow.
As previously reported, Rose began taking full contact in the form of one-on-one or two-on-two or three-on-three offday sessions late in the first-round series against the Wizards. Rose has had no setbacks and, if the season started tomorrow, would be fine to play. He remains on schedule to participate in the Team USA minicamp in Las Vegas at the end of July and hopes to make the World Cup team that will compete in Spain in late August through early September.
June 17, 2014 By SLAM Staff
We haven’t heard much about Derrick Rose’s recovery lately, but it seems like that’s a good thing. Bulls beat writer KC Johnson believes that D-Rose would be ready to roll if Chicago had a game tomorrow.
As previously reported, Rose began taking full contact in the form of one-on-one or two-on-two or three-on-three offday sessions late in the first-round series against the Wizards. Rose has had no setbacks and, if the season started tomorrow, would be fine to play. He remains on schedule to participate in the Team USA minicamp in Las Vegas at the end of July and hopes to make the World Cup team that will compete in Spain in late August through early September.
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