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jbk1234 wrote:spearsy23 wrote:jbk1234 wrote:
Maybe they're thinking he's at least as good as Evan Turner?
They're Paying him like a guy who went number 2 in the draft
Six years ago. It's what he's actually done on the court in those six years that has people scratching their heads. I mean Dion went 4th if that's the only criteria.
“If you're getting stops and you're making threes and the other team's not scoring, that's when you're going to see a huge point difference there,” coach Billy Donovan said.
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Portland not messing around.
Dupp wrote:I've said all year we should sign him for 40/4. If that's the actual price now with all these crazy contracts I'd be very happy
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jbk1234 wrote:Dupp wrote:I've said all year we should sign him for 40/4. If that's the actual price now with all these crazy contracts I'd be very happy
And when Klutch demands 60/4 for JR? Because that's where this is headed if we match. At least play out the string. He can't sign anything until the 7th. The Cavs have three days. If they do decide to match, I'd jam the Bucks for making the offer. Alternatively, tell his agent that you'll offer $32 million over four years and see if Delly would prefer to stay in Cleveland.
BadMofoPimp wrote:Durant thinks Vooch is one of the Best Centers in the NBA. I will take his word over a couch-GM yelling at a TV.
j-ragg wrote:Still patiently waiting (excitedly) for Eric Gordon, Dwight Howard, Rondo, and JR Smith's deals.
Dupp wrote:jbk1234 wrote:Dupp wrote:I've said all year we should sign him for 40/4. If that's the actual price now with all these crazy contracts I'd be very happy
And when Klutch demands 60/4 for JR? Because that's where this is headed if we match. At least play out the string. He can't sign anything until the 7th. The Cavs have three days. If they do decide to match, I'd jam the Bucks for making the offer. Alternatively, tell his agent that you'll offer $32 million over four years and see if Delly would prefer to stay in Cleveland.
Pay them both... Dellys worth 40 mil. It's the going price for players and we need depth. The cap is going up again the price for quality depth isn't gonna get any better.
Time to see how deep Gilbert's pockets are post title. No reason he should let either walk. Unless of course their prices get too insane but the number you're putting out compared to what's been thrown out around the league are fine.
loserX wrote:j-ragg wrote:Still patiently waiting (excitedly) for Eric Gordon, Dwight Howard, Rondo, and JR Smith's deals.
I'm a bit surprised at the complete lack of buzz about Ryan Anderson. I would have thought we'd hear more, especially when Teletovic (the second best stretch-4 out there) went off the market.
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