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Donald Sterling NOW decides to want to resume his $1B USD suing of the NBA and battling the Los Angeles Clippers sale. What do you think about this situation now?
Instead of grabbing another superstar to score, how about Miami work on getting everyone to play together instead of letting James handle everything and push Wade's ass into retirement? No one showed up besides James (10-17; 28 points). Wade shot 3-13 & Bosh shot 5-11.
Spurs should be putting an end to this Super Justice Team crap everyone is going after; it doesn't work if no one can actually play as a team & you want to rely on your Top 2 guys to score. Hell, OKC is proof enough it doesn't work in the long run.
Edit* BTW, why does it seem like the Birdman hasn't been playing as much? Or even Oden?
Lebron should enlist carmello and make it the big 4. Maybe then he can win another title
No way in Hell should the NBA allow that. Nor would the Miami Least's cap and tax on top would allow for it.
Come to Chicago Melo.
The rule has to be followed. There is a minimum & a maximum pay roll for players that is dependent on years & a percentage of the team's cap. You can't ask your lower guys to take cuts when they're already factored in by the organization to meet the pay rules & be fair to their playing time. That's why Duncan & Dirk took pay cuts; they're at the end of their careers and they have the most to give back to the team to help win. A lower tier player's salary being cut will hardly make a dent in what the organization needs.I know that you're really not supposed to ask. That doesn't always mean the rule will be followed. And I'd certainly hope the NBPA would step in that case. But if the Heat are that dead set on getting Anthony, and Anthony is dead set on being a Heat(?), they will find a way. That's what I really dislike about the NBA right now. The players are the ones really running the system in my opinion. The rules have seemingly put turned upside down.
The rule has to be followed. There is a minimum & a maximum pay roll for players that is dependent on years & a percentage of the team's cap. You can't ask your lower guys to take cuts when they're already factored in by the organization to meet the pay rules & be fair to their playing time. That's why Duncan & Dirk took pay cuts; they're at the end of their careers and they have the most to give back to the team to help win. A lower tier player's salary being cut will hardly make a dent in what the organization needs.
Or they can pull a Prokhorov & go, "Whatever, whatever, I'll sign who I want. F the cap".
Thanks. There was actually a good article on Bleacher Report today about the Aussie hoops growth we're experiencing lately which focuses on Patty Mills. I wasn't aware until recently just how much work he's put in to be as productive as he was this season.👍
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...-explosion-and-the-nba-finals-is-just-a-start