Harden signs new deal. 4 yr 118 million. Houston

Nets lost out on both poison pill contracts to Tyler Johnson (50 million) and Allen Crabbe (75 million), Heat and Portland both matched.

Poor Nets, now they have a ton of money to spend and nobody left to round out their roster, these were basically two starters for them. Time for the Plan Z Dion Waiters experiment.

I don't buy that for one second.

Sullinger and Dion, come on down.

Do the NBA owners print money or something? Some of these contracts have been ridiculous.

Why would Chicago do that? The draft picks are going to be incredibly late and Shumpert has three years left while Frye has two.

Very large TV contract just kicked in increasing revenues which drove a massive jump in the cap of around $24m.

Tim Duncan retired. I'm getting old :(

:doh!:Draymond Green... smh

Big names went to Miami because there was already big names there.

Just like the Lakers are finding out now, stars want to play with stars. Miami has zero stars. Riley preached a family environment that took care of their own for years. Didn't take care of Wade, can't really use that as a sales chip.

The mega-team era has arrived. Larry Bird shits on it and I tend to agree.

Garnett the only player left drafted before 98

In a world of Lebron James and Kevin Durants be a Tim Duncan.

Slapped a Michigan St. defensive back, lol.


What a dumb ****

Westbrook and Ibaka both missed double digit games that year as well. In fact, they started off like 2-13. The Thunder are probaly still at least a 5 seed in the West of Westbrook stays. The hope is he enjoys being the alpha dog (he really always has been) and stays. They have cap room to add another player if they can do so. If the Lakers weren't run by idiots then he might go there, but I'm not sure that happens unless their young players show a lot. Boston really seems like the destination.

I really never bought the Durant/Golden State rumors as it pretty much went against everything he has said the last 9 years. My only real problem is the reports of him hanging out with Draymond during the playoffs. Whatever, he made a decision and I can't say it's a bad one. I think he was influenced by other factors and people around him which is why he hasn't win a title to this point. As great as KD is he's not a leader. That tells me OKC was never winning a title with him and he indeed made the best choice. I'm not hating as I got out of OKC when I had an opportunity myself. KD is a good guy, did a lot for the City, and was always what you would want an athlete to be when I've been around him. I just hope he made this choice for himself, and not others because this decision seemed way out of character. It was a pleasure watching this team over the years and I'll hope they can salvage it in some way. They pretty much did all you can do but win it all and it was a blast to be at those games. I only wish the Chiefs could have a run like this in my lifetime :)

That being said....**** Golden.State in their millenial bitch asses.

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