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farmar isn't worth that much money and is not a true starter, he'll realize what he walked away from when he ends up getting traded, cut or rides the bench, due to his lack of starting ability.....he'll realize when he gets treated like tj in indiana and they tell him to stay away from their facilities and whatever....if a team signs him as their starting pg, the love fest will last about of month because teams will realize they made a mistake paying him a starting pg salary....he'll be like richard jeff in s.a., he'll be like tj in indi, he'll be like shanon brown wherever he ends up....just an overpaid role player who wishes he stayed with his team....oh and i dont know wtf shanon brown is thinking, he must want some money in hope of getting overpaid because i know damn well he's only useful on a champ team he'll just be a trading piece or a bench player...... who do you guys think made the worst decision in not resigning, and who do you guys feel will be?

We didn't extend a qualifying offer to Jordan, giving him permission to look around. Shannon (IT'S SHANNON WITH TWO N'S) actually took 1.5-2 million less last year than what his highest offer was to return to LA. They both have rings so why not get the money while they're still young and can earn it?

They're both welcome back here for 2 mil I'm sure so it's not like they're without a home.

who do you guys think made the worst decision in not resigning

well, first jordan farmar never even had a chance to resign, he's never been offered an extension. brown, like already mentioned, took a paycut last yr to resign with the lakers, so its only natural he opts out of a measly 2mil deal. some might think he's not worth a lot, but he's 100% going to get more than 2mil for 1 yr.

dcash4 wrote:

who do you guys think made the worst decision in not resigning

well, first jordan farmar never even had a chance to resign, he's never been offered an extension. brown, like already mentioned, took a paycut last yr to resign with the lakers, so its only natural he opts out of a measly 2mil deal. some might think he's not worth a lot, but he's 100% going to get more than 2mil for 1 yr.

Neither had the chance to resign, one opted out, the other was not offered a quailifying offer to begin with.

Magicontinues wrote:

dcash4 wrote:

who do you guys think made the worst decision in not resigning

well, first jordan farmar never even had a chance to resign, he's never been offered an extension. brown, like already mentioned, took a paycut last yr to resign with the lakers, so its only natural he opts out of a measly 2mil deal. some might think he's not worth a lot, but he's 100% going to get more than 2mil for 1 yr.

Neither had the chance to resign, one opted out, the other was not offered a quailifying offer to begin with.

Do you ever wonder why nobody likes you on this board?

Magicontinues wrote:

dcash4 wrote:

who do you guys think made the worst decision in not resigning

well, first jordan farmar never even had a chance to resign, he's never been offered an extension. brown, like already mentioned, took a paycut last yr to resign with the lakers, so its only natural he opts out of a measly 2mil deal. some might think he's not worth a lot, but he's 100% going to get more than 2mil for 1 yr.

+1. Neither had the chance to resign, one opted out, the other was not offered a quailifying offer to begin with.

see how much better your posts look without those smileys? stop using them.

popeye64821 wrote:farmar isn't worth that much money and is not a true starter, he'll realize what he walked away from when he ends up getting traded, cut or rides the bench, due to his lack of starting ability.....he'll realize when he gets treated like tj in indiana and they tell him to stay away from their facilities and whatever....if a team signs him as their starting pg, the love fest will last about of month because teams will realize they made a mistake paying him a starting pg salary....he'll be like richard jeff in s.a., he'll be like tj in indi, he'll be like shanon brown wherever he ends up....just an overpaid role player who wishes he stayed with his team....oh and i dont know wtf shanon brown is thinking, he must want some money in hope of getting overpaid because i know damn well he's only useful on a champ team he'll just be a trading piece or a bench player...... who do you guys think made the worst decision in not resigning, and who do you guys feel will be?

both these guys want to be with the lakers maybe jordan not so much but these guys are looking at the big picture and thats JOB SECURITY, in my opinion their just doing whats best for them and their family and not worrying about what fans think they should do

but to keep the question in perspective, i say farmar couldve had the better shot of becoming our future pg if staying

TonyMontana wrote:

Magicontinues wrote:
Neither had the chance to resign, one opted out, the other was not offered a quailifying offer to begin with.

Do you ever wonder why nobody likes you on this board?

If he does I would be glad to tell him why...

hmmm i had no idea i ever put smiley's on my posts and i dont rly care if nobody likes me on the board lol its the internet....doesn't make or break me sooo yeah

popeye64821 wrote:hmmm i had no idea i ever put smiley's on my posts and i dont rly care if nobody likes me on the board lol its the internet....doesn't make or break me sooo yeah

I'm fairly sure that that post was directed towards MagicContinues, not you OliveOil46289