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Minnesota got a steal in the draft. Dunn, Wiggins, Towns. They are set up real good.
Apparently they turned down a deal for Jimmy Butler. 5th + Levine for Butler. If Dunn wasn't there I would have done that deal in a heartbeat if I'm Minnesota. |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Oklahoma City has traded Serge Ibaka to the Orlando Magic, league sources told <a href="https://twitter.com/TheVertical">@TheVertical</a>.</p>— Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojVerticalNBA) <a href="https://twitter.com/WojVerticalNBA/status/746142657798344704">June 24, 2016</a></blockquote>
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Thunder got Sabonis, Illyasova and Oladipo wow.
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Thunder are coming for the Warriors.
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Thunder must want Durant at 4.
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Westbrook/Payne Olapido/Roberson Durant Ilsaylova/Kanter/Sabonis Adams/Kanter |
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Conley out in Memphis? Grizz take the local point guard.
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I'd imagine Oladipo would come off the bench with the second unit. That's too much offense with the first unit
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Hate the Bulls pick. Wanted a PG (Baldwin) not a fan of this kid though but who knows how it'll work.
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Damian Jones.. to the Warriors. I have no idea who he is.
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welcome to the 2nd round Jayhawks (if they're drafted at all)..........
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With the D League now, teams are stashing the Europeans so they don't have to pay salaries and drafting the college players in the 2nd round. Send them to the D2 league to get experience.
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Diallo got drafted, to be abused by Golden State.
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Then again, the Wolves are super tight. It'd be like breaking up the Royals a few years ago. I recognize that they value continued progress over the "splash" move, and I'm good with that |
lol at the 2nd round its just basically all your college favorites from March Madness that probably won't do anything in the NBA
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Looks like Selden & Ellis are going to go undrafted.
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So Durant probably definitely returning to OKC now.
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I worked late and im reading for the first time that I don't have to watch Serge Ibaka drop passes and foul 3 point shooters anymore. I didnt think they could get a lottery pick for him and they get VO to boot? Ummm thanks Orlando? You got a guy on a 1 year deal who once his physical tools go is worthless. Why in the **** would a team in their position make this trade? I'm pissed for Orlando fans.
I'm pretty excited about the lineup of WB, VO, Roberson, KD and Adams come playoff time. Well, as long as he stays....... Seriously WTF is Orlando thinking? It may not be as good for the Thunder as I think but it does them zero good. Ibaka on a team where he's a focus? LOLZ. Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk |
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Ibaka is frustrating because of his physical tools, but he was also key to the defense OKC was able to use to frustrate the Warriors. This is an interesting move because it helps out OKC from a salary perspective, because they can waive Ilyasova and save $8 million next year, but Oladipo was a primary option on a bad team and still couldn't score more than 16 a game; although he's a good defender, he's not exceptional. Unless his game takes a significant leap forward, OKC probably isn't as good on paper next year, although Sabonis the Lesser is an interesting pick for the future. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The <a href="https://twitter.com/warriors">@warriors</a> sign 7'6" C<br>Mamadou Ndiaye to a summer league contract <a href="https://t.co/XziHXqHxnG">pic.twitter.com/XziHXqHxnG</a></p>— 2016 NBA Draft (@EZ_edits) <a href="https://twitter.com/EZ_edits/status/746302059423535104">June 24, 2016</a></blockquote>
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Saw a pic of one of the draft choices on stage. Who is the concentration camp victim the NBA has up on the stage?
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Excited about the Lakers. Gonna get 1 more lottery pick next year then it's playoff time!
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20 minutes from Free Agency.
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See you in
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Iowa State had two players drafted. Niang took Hoibergs number.
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http://www.si.com/nba/2016/07/01/fre...ozgov-contract
Lakers sign Mozgov 4 yrs $64M https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...7e1fd9d3c6.jpg |
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As the guy who drove the bus on the make fun of Tristan Thompsons contract for the last year the Lakers just made me eat crow for giving that contract to the 2nd worst pick and roll center in the league with stone hands.
We live in a world where Mozgov one of the worst centers in basketball makes as much as Clay Matthews of the Packers, one of the better talents in football. NBA is the only sport today where you can be absolutely dog shit at your role and still make more money than other good athletes in diffrent sports. |
Chandler Parsons might get the max from Portland
21 million a year for 50 games a season, bad knees, and a guy who is never healthy for the playoffs. Thats what you pay for in the NBA I guess in 2016. |
Whiteside staying in Miami.
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Dear DeRozan staying in Toronto for 5 years $139 mil. I can't imagine how excited KCC is by this.
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Lakers lost
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Probably going to sound like a stupid question, but what's wrong with the Lakers? Seems like they can't even get a seat at the table for the top FAs.
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Raptors have to re-sign Biyombo now. Or else I may have to find a new father.
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The only saving grace for the Mozgov deal (and really, there isn't one), is that at least it isn't a max deal so it's not tied to the cap. DeRozan's deal will go up with the cap, so will anybody else that gets a max contract (and I think there's a 'mini-max' that's also tied). So Mozgov's deal, as frighteningly shitty as it is now, will get slightly less shitty next year when the cap goes up by about 20% and then slightly less shitty the year after that before it can be traded away as an expiring in year 4. It's a bad bad BAD ****ing deal, but when the smoke clears, there will be worse given out over the next year or two. |
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I don't know which is worse, the Parsons deal or Mozgov getting 4/64 from the Lakers.
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At that point, the (presumably) Blazers don't even get an advantage of a long-term contract discount because it will go up with the cap. Like I said, at least Mozgov's deal will get progressively less shitty. Parson's would actually get worse. |
Lakers are essentially the Raiders from a few years ago, before they started drafting well. Can't get a good FA to come there, even with all that money.
They need Ingram to become a star. |
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Mozgov for sure. He reminds me of Slava Medvedenko. |
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Noah getting 4/72 from the Knicks is worse than Mozgov's contract.
Again, don't have an idiot son named Jimmy take the reigns of an NBA franchise. |
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You guys need to stop looking at the $$ of these contracts, as it was always going to be inflated. These moves can only be judged based on whether or not the team gets better. The money means nothing right now.
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That ain't saying much. My problem with Mozgov isn't the $$, it's the term. He's 30 years old with a 'failed' knee surgery on his resume. He's going to get real bad, real fast. And there will be a new crop of FAs every year. That $16 million won't matter this year because there was nobody that was willing to take the Lakers money right now. But next year? The year after? As Russell, Ingram, Randolph and Clarkson gel behind Walton (and I think all of them will show significant improvement over the next 2 years), the Lakers could become a nice place to look again. But alas, we'll have $16 million tied up in this slug through 2020. That sucks any way you look at it. I'd have rather brought Hibbert back on a 1-year deal and Hibbert is an absolute piece of shit. At least Hibbert would be off the books again next year and we could go again enter FA with a nice cap situation. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Free agent Chandler Parsons is nearing agreement on a four-year, $94M max deal with the Memphis Grizzlies, league sources tell <a href="https://twitter.com/TheVertical">@TheVertical</a>.</p>— Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojVerticalNBA) <a href="https://twitter.com/WojVerticalNBA/status/748958047704231937">July 1, 2016</a></blockquote>
<script async src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> I'm sure that will quickly be followed by Conley announcing he'll re-sign with the Grizz. Good team, but not Championship caliber. |
Some reports now that the Mozgov deal is actually 3/$48 with a team option. That's actually pretty palatable, then.
The Lakers don't have anyone up next year so it won't interfere with their 2017/18 salary structure and in the third year, you could always move that deal to a team as an expiring (with them declining the 4th year option). And if the cap keeps going up 20%/yr, even the team option might be palatable. Still not a good player, but the deal appears to not be quite the albatross it looked at at first glance, especially not with Parsons getting the max and rumors are that even Bazemore is looking at a deal at/near the max. Bottom line is that NBA contracts are going to be ****ing nuts this year - period. |
That Dellavedova contract...
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Holy ****...someone guaranteed that dude almost $40 million?
Yeah, that's worse than Mozgov. At least Mozgov is big and was in pretty high demand before his cyst issue last year. Dellavadova is just a piece of shit and should give LeBron...I dunno....all of that. Seriously, he's out of the league if he's not playing on the Cavs with James. |
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4:34 p.m. ET: Restricted free agent Matthew Dellavedova has agreed to a four-year, $38.4 million deal with the Milwaukee Bucks, a source told ESPN's Jeff Goodman. The Bucks are confident the Cavs will not match the offer sheet, sources said. The Cavaliers have three days to do so once the offer sheet is signed. July 7 is the first day free agents may sign deals. |
That's pretty great news for the Wolves, I think. There aren't many good point guards on the market, and as soon as Conley re-signs and Lin and a few other deals get finalized, the Wolves are going to be left holding onto a starting PG that teams may be desperate to acquire (at a price, keep in mind, that is reigned in compared to the new contracts given out in this free agency period).
Everybody likes to shit on Rubio, but the fact is you CAN win a lot of games with him as your starting PG. He showed this year that his two previous season-ending injuries were flukes, and he's able to start a full slate of regular season games. Think of him as the Alex Smith of PGs. If you're desperate for one, you can do a lot worse, and he'll make your offense flow nicely. If you've got a good coach and some shooters, he'll get them the ball and play great defense. |
I honestly couldn't hate Jim Buss and Mitch Kupcake more if I tried so until they are gone, I will treat the Lakers like I did the Chiefs during the last few Pioli years.
I like Luke Walton a lot, I just don't see how this team wins anymore than 20 games as constructed. |
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ESPN needs to get an interview with Kupchak ASAP. He must be hiding. |
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DHoward going to Atlanta for 3 years $70.5 million. I can't believe teams are this stupid. He is a ****ing team wrecker.
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lol. Hawks are going to learn. Howard is a terrible teammate. Its everyone elses fault but his. He just hops from team to team hoping to find the "right" team for him. lol
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I thought Mozgov was the worst initially last night
then today happened Solomon Hill got 52 million Evan Turner got 70 million THESE GUYS ARE GARBAGE. Like Solomon Hill just signed a contract like the Chiefs paid Jeremy Maclin. What a world. |
NBA owners literally cannot help themselves. They are the dumbest bunch with money I've ever seen.
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