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The ball is in your court now, San Antonio. Tell us your price for Leonard 


The ball is in your court now, San Antonio. Tell us your price for Leonard![]()
Take the credit, spread the blame - not on LBJ of course. It's those useless doofuses that he dragged along to the final that's the problem along with his crappy coach.The top stars don't want to team up with LeBron anymore because they know that all the credit will go to LeBron if things goes well and they'll get the blame if things doesn't.
They've seen what happened with Love, their sponsors aren't going to be happy if they get the same shit.
Take the credit, spread the blame - not on LBJ of course. It's those useless doofuses that he dragged along to the final that's the problem along with his crappy coach.
I can already hear it in Los Angeles next year. Paul George freaking hopeless, and the rest of them just a bunch of kids. LeBron dragged them to 45 wins, brilliant, his best season ever. He gets better with age. If it wasn't for him they probably wouldn't have won 20 games. Luke Walton's a crap coach as well. Greatest of all time. Would have won it all this year if he could have had KD, James Harden, Kawhi Leonard and Steph Curry on the roster (not Russell Westbrook of course 'cause nobody can win with Russ).
I'm assuming that was a joke. Either that or you just meant game 1. If it's the latter, sure the Cavs could have won one game even if it was by no means certain they would have done so even without the JR screw up. Just for a bit of perspective here, the Cavs are 1-11 against the Dubs in their last 12. There's no way they were winning 4 out of 7.Nah thats the dubs way of doing things, he could have won it if JR had remember the bloody score.
I'm assuming that was a joke. Either that or you just meant game 1. If it's the latter, sure the Cavs could have won one game even if it was by no means certain they would have done so even without the JR screw up. Just for a bit of perspective here, the Cavs are 1-11 against the Dubs in their last 12. There's no way they were winning 4 out of 7.
Different story if he was 34. Just plain cheeky at this point though.Why is it that every single time any half decent free agent is on the market, Warriors come out and say they are interested?
Jordan opted out of his final year at Clippers which would have been $24.1M, almost certainly to sign a longer deal with another team - probably Dallas. Now there are rumors Warriors will offer him a taxpayer MLE, $5.3M a year, to play with them. Do they really think someone is going to give up $20M (or $50M in 3-4 years period) to play with them?
If you don't ask etc... As to DeAndre Jordan in particular and why he may be interested; according to spotrac he is number 34 in all time career earnings at almost $107 million. That is more than Steph Curry and just a million less than Klay Thompson and Draymond Green combined. The man is not poor! If he's interested in a Championship it's possible he may go for a 1 year deal especially in a year when free agent earnings as a whole are expected to be down. Personally, I think the whole story is crap but as I said "if you don't ask."Why is it that every single time any half decent free agent is on the market, Warriors come out and say they are interested?
Jordan opted out of his final year at Clippers which would have been $24.1M, almost certainly to sign a longer deal with another team - probably Dallas. Now there are rumors Warriors will offer him a taxpayer MLE, $5.3M a year, to play with them. Do they really think someone is going to give up $20M (or $50M in 3-4 years period) to play with them?
If you don't ask etc... As to DeAndre Jordan in particular and why he may be interested; according to spotrac he is number 34 in all time career earnings at almost $107 million. That is more than Steph Curry and just a million less than Klay Thompson and Draymond Green combined. The man is not poor! If he's interested in a Championship it's possible he may go for a 1 year deal especially in a year when free agent earnings as a whole are expected to be down. Personally, I think the whole story is crap but as I said "if you don't ask."
http://www.spotrac.com/nba/rankings/earnings/
So he’s earned $107M and would be willing to basically give up on $20M and potentially lose all $65M - $70M he would stand to earn from a new 4-year deal he could sign without Dallas now (you never know what the market is going to be for him next year) to play with the amazing Warriors. That’s potentially over 50% of his career to date earnings that he would give up and he’s 30.
He has specifically declined $24.1M next year, it doesn’t matter what the market for other free agents is going to be because he clearly feels he’s getting paid.
Personally, I think the whole story is crap......
Do you believe in magic?death to golden state and their tech bro fanbase
Next season play-offs will be just as bad then.Saw a rumour that Jordan has signed a 4 year $43m deal with GSW.
I haven't seen it anywhere but one place so I'm assuming it's BS at this point.Next season play-offs will be just as bad then.
Saw a rumour that Jordan has signed a 4 year $43m deal with GSW.
James is currently in LA.
i hope theres some news at 1201
It is looking likely - he says, hesitantly - that PG will re-sign with OKC tonight.
hopefully lebron goes to philly now that paul george is staying
Yeah it was nonsense. He's joining Mavs it seems. Unless Doc goes and locks him in his house.They can’t offer him that. The most he can get for 4 years would be around $22M.