It's August 24, 2025, 09:43:40 PM
If he is offered an extension (which he without a doubt will be) & declines to sign it, that's almost a 100% lock he's going to the Knicks when a Free Agent.
Williams must've told someone at Utah he's not staying lol
Lets face it, forget Deron being arguably the best PG in the league, Deron's star power > Harris & Favors skill.Let's not act like the NBA isn't going to be fucking awful in two-three years.The Heat, the Knicks, the Lakers will always be relevant (given they get someone, even they could suck), but Dwight leaves the Magic, they suck & he'll likely wind up on one of two teams I named. Celtics will get old & they will suck; same with the Spurs.If this years Bulls team was in the league four-five years ago, people would say they could be one of the favorites, but now with these these elite teams, they are almost given no chance for winning, even the Magic right now are basically out of the Finals conversations.You have Deron Williams, you should be in Brooklyn in a few years. That's very attractive especially when the Knicks & Heat won't have room to sign any of these players. If the top fifteen players are going to make up five teams of three each, that means we still need three more elite teams. The Bulls could be one, the Nets could be the other & maybe the Lakers be the third or the Thunder. It's basically going to be an auction to see which of those team I named are going to be one of these "elite teams" that can't be beaten come playoff team by some "regular team".
It needs to do something before teams like your Raptors are drafting great prospects out of college & losing them because they'd rather play in Chicago because that's their only chance of winning.If this keeps up, the NBA will lose ten teams in the next ten-fifteen years.
I remember when LeBron was a Free Agent it came out that Nike was going to give him 25 million more if he went to a major city; NY, Chicago, LA, Miami.