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methodology said:
Maybe he doesn't want to play in Boston. It could be that simple
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Yes, who wants to play for a storied franchise in one of America's largest metro areas, in a city known for sports who recently had a team in both the World Series and Super Bowl, with a former #1 pick superstar who helped bring the first championship to Cleveland and who has appeared in movies, alongside whatever remains of a young core built through the draft, for a precocious coach who got his NBA head coaching start in his 30s, and for a president of basketball operations who was an all-star for the same team and was there during the team's legendary run in the '80s.
 
auror said:
Yes, who wants to play for a storied franchise in one of America's largest metro areas, in a city known for sports who recently had a team in both the World Series and Super Bowl, with a former #1 pick superstar who helped bring the first championship to Cleveland and who has appeared in movies, alongside whatever remains of a young core built through the draft, for a precocious coach who got his NBA head coaching start in his 30s, and for a president of basketball operations who was an all-star for the same team and was there during the team's legendary run in the '80s.
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Just because you think highly of Boston doesn't mean everyone should. It's quite clear he has close to no interest playing in Boston.

I know many people in the great lakes area and south who would never live in Boston. Different strokes for different folks
 
methodology said:
Just because you think highly of Boston doesn't mean everyone should. It's quite clear he has close to no interest playing in Boston.

I know many people in the great lakes area and south who would never live in Boston. Different strokes for different folks
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It's quite clear his marketing team is trying to steer the proceedings. Possibly the Pelicans as well.
 
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auror said:
Yes, who wants to play for a storied franchise in one of America's largest metro areas, in a city known for sports who recently had a team in both the World Series and Super Bowl, with a former #1 pick superstar who helped bring the first championship to Cleveland and who has appeared in movies, alongside whatever remains of a young core built through the draft, for a precocious coach who got his NBA head coaching start in his 30s, and for a president of basketball operations who was an all-star for the same team and was there during the team's legendary run in the '80s.
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apparently not anthony davis or kyrie irving
 
Walker11 said:
It's closer to Davis being represented by LeBron's company.
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Bron has no equity. It’s against the nba rules, but apparently not the nfl as rashan Gary is opening a sports agency to rep him and get future clients for his post career venture.
 
the Q said:
Bron has no equity. It’s against the nba rules, but apparently not the nfl as rashan Gary is opening a sports agency to rep him and get future clients for his post career venture.
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Correct. But NBA writers mention it as basically a partnership and I can understand why.
 
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The Viking said:
The irony of AD's dad blasting Boston for having no class by trading Thomas for a better player while his son forces his team to trade him before fulfilling his contract.
Glass houses anyone
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It is funny.

I have no issue with either side doing what is best for them.

It is a business.

It’s the guys who open themselves up to criticism like Johnny Damon who deserve any and all criticism they get.
 
bazz&boujee said:
apparently not anthony davis or kyrie irving
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Dunno why you say Kyrie. He's said he wants to resign. He then said again that Boston easily leads. He made the 'check back with me July 1' in the context of a a point he was about the media making mountains out of molehills and misrepresenting statements and creating controversy. The irony is they did the same thing with that quote.
 
intlzncster said:
Dunno why you say Kyrie. He's said he wants to resign. He then said again that Boston easily leads. He made the 'check back with me July 1' in the context of a a point he was about the media making mountains out of molehills and misrepresenting statements and creating controversy. The irony is they did the same thing with that quote.
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There’s an awful lot of smoke, especially after brow’s belief about kyrie...
 
Pelicans aint' playing Brow's game.

They're going to take the Kawhi-road and send him where he doesn't want to go.

Brow in Boston for next season, Kyrie resigns, Boston brings home the championship in 2020, Brow stays in Boston due to ship'.

You heard it here first.
 
methodology said:
Just because you think highly of Boston doesn't mean everyone should. It's quite clear he has close to no interest playing in Boston.

I know many people in the great lakes area and south who would never live in Boston. Different strokes for different folks
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bazz&boujee said:
apparently not anthony davis or kyrie irving
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Apparently I was a bit too subtle, but all of the things in my paragraph could apply to either the Lakers or the Celtics.

Mostly a joke, but also a bit of a point about how these guys want to go to LA, but it's basically the same situation as Boston.
 
the Q said:
Bron has no equity. It’s against the nba rules, but apparently not the nfl as rashan Gary is opening a sports agency to rep him and get future clients for his post career venture.
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Yeah the Klutch thing is completely on the up and up. No question.
 
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InKembaITrust said:
Pelicans aint' playing Brow's game.

They're going to take the Kawhi-road and send him where he doesn't want to go.

Brow in Boston for next season, Kyrie resigns, Boston brings home the championship in 2020, Brow stays in Boston due to ship'.

You heard it here first.
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I heard Durant, Antetokuomnpo, Harden, Klay Thompson, and Kemba will all sign with Boston too, because why not?
 
Pelicans should take Lakers offer. There is a lot of good stuff there in return for a player that is definitely leaving.

I would trade Kyrie if I was Ainge. He can't keep all that talent long term, and Kyrie has great trade value.
 
Kyrie is a FA after this year no? How much talent can you get in return I wonder
 
How awkward was this? lol



"Well... umm, yeah, well..." then Cuban has to jump in to save him. KP then had a second chance to give a direct answer and once again Cuban had to step in. This idiot REALLY might take that QO?
 
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nelsonmuntz said:
Pelicans should take Lakers offer. There is a lot of good stuff there in return for a player that is definitely leaving.

I would trade Kyrie if I was Ainge. He can't keep all that talent long term, and Kyrie has great trade value.
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Hayward and horfords contracts expire just as brown and Tatum would get expensive.

And both would be at an age where you probably wouldn’t want to resign them to big long term money.
 
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