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who is most likely to leave his situation
Chamillitary Click:
--- Quote from: Carlton Banks on February 22, 2011, 06:27:47 PM ---Howard would be better going to OKC with Durant and Westbrook
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OKC will never win. No superstar is going to the middle of nowhere; even if that team has substantial upside for the future.
The NBA is DONE with. After Paul or Deron goes to NY, the other will join up with a team like the Heat or Knicks; Bynum will go to LA.
Jon Barry knows; "There will be a few really good, amazing superstar teams & the rest of the league will be the Cleveland Cavaliers". Preach.
OG Hack Wilson:
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on February 22, 2011, 06:50:06 PM ---
--- Quote from: Carlton Banks on February 22, 2011, 06:27:47 PM ---Howard would be better going to OKC with Durant and Westbrook
--- End quote ---
OKC will never win. No superstar is going to the middle of nowhere; even if that team has substantial upside for the future.
The NBA is DONE with. After Paul or Deron goes to NY, the other will join up with a team like the Heat or Knicks; Bynum will go to LA.
Jon Barry knows; "There will be a few really good, amazing superstar teams & the rest of the league will be the Cleveland Cavaliers". Preach.
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lol the NBa might as well get rid of Memphis, Cleveland, LAC, Minny and New Jersey
Lunatic:
Dwight Howard is most likely on that list to stay put
D-Will & CP3 will probably both leave
I can see Granger leaving eventually
OG Hack Wilson:
--- Quote from: Lunatic on February 22, 2011, 07:02:18 PM ---Dwight Howard is most likely on that list to stay put
D-Will & CP3 will probably both leave
I can see Granger leaving eventually
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I'm no MAgic fan but if Dwight goes to LA i'm gonna hate that faggot forever for quitting on the Magic just becaues the Heat are in the same state/division
7even:
Obviously Howard wants to leave, why else would he flat out lie about not being eligible to sign an extension when everybody with knowledge tells him that he is. I just hope he doesn't go to LA. But isn't part of the reason that there's this salary stuff in the NBA to prevent those superstar-teams? In soccer or baseball you can just sign the best players in the game if you have the money and the market. Nobody can do anything against it really. In the NBA you have to play along with the salary stuff. Which is a great thing in my opinion. So, how in the fuck could, for example, the Heat sign another max contract superstar? They obviously will never have cap room, and they have no assets to trade. Even if they'd give up their best role players in Miller and Haslem, that would still only account for like 9 million. Plus noone would trade their superstar for those kind of players - old niggas with long term contracts who specifically wanted to play for the title. So how in the hell could the Heat ever sign a Chris Paul or Dwight? It's not possible. Similiar situation with the Knicks and Lakers now. The Knicks gave up all interest-drawing players they had for Melo. They only have trash noone would want on their roster now. Melo, Amare and Billups alone are eating all the cap room. Only thing they could do is trade Billups' expiring contract plus 2016 picks and cash. Not very tempting now is it. Lakers? Obviously no cap room as long as Kobe's big contract is running. Trade assets? Bynum and Odom. That is certainly better than Miller and Haslem, but nothing I'd ever trade a superstar for. You might rather trade for expiring contracts, cash and picks and sell your franchise.
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