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stellation wrote:MickeyDavis wrote:Don Nelson looks great at 85
He does!
"As a matter of fact, I want everybody to know I'm wearing Luka's shoes, his new shoes from Nike that just got on the market," Nelson said. "I'm wearing them in protest for the trade from Dallas. Tremendous mistake by the Dallas franchise to trade him, and I want everybody to know that."
The Kings are motivated to acquire a point guard this summer. After experimenting with Malik Monk at point guard down the stretch of the season, the organization recognizes the need for a true floor general as the team looks to reconfigure its roster after trading Fox.
“It’s no secret that we need a true point guard with this current mixture of talent on the roster,” Perry said on a recent podcast.
ReasonablySober wrote:LOL the Knicks actually had the balls to request permission to talk to Udoka and Finch.
ReasonablySober wrote:LOL the Knicks actually had the balls to request permission to talk to Udoka and Finch.
sidney lanier wrote:stellation wrote:MickeyDavis wrote:Don Nelson looks great at 85
He does!
And as outspoken as ever."As a matter of fact, I want everybody to know I'm wearing Luka's shoes, his new shoes from Nike that just got on the market," Nelson said. "I'm wearing them in protest for the trade from Dallas. Tremendous mistake by the Dallas franchise to trade him, and I want everybody to know that."
drew881 wrote:ReasonablySober wrote:LOL the Knicks actually had the balls to request permission to talk to Udoka and Finch.
How far down the list is Doc?
Profound23 wrote:drew881 wrote:ReasonablySober wrote:LOL the Knicks actually had the balls to request permission to talk to Udoka and Finch.
How far down the list is Doc?
The Milwaukee Bucks granted permission to the Knicks to interview Doc and NY declined.
Former Sacramento Kings All-Star and assistant general manager Peja Stojakovic believes that the Kings could have gotten a better package for point guard De'Aaron Fox if they were able to shop the 2023 All-NBA third-team member around the league.
Stojakovic claims the Kings were unable to get the best deal for De'Aaron because Fox's manager, Klutch Sports founder Rich Paul, coerced the Kings to surrender Fox to the Spurs while also making sure that his other client, Zach LaVine would end up taking Fox's spot in Sacramento.
"I still believe Sacramento has good players despite them trading Fox," Peja said confidently.
"It seems there was a directive from his agent, Rich Paul, who played a key role and blackmailed the teams on which player was supposed to get traded where. He brought Fox to the Spurs and Zach LaVine who is his player, brought him to Sacramento. By doing this, he limited Sacramento from a business standpoint, stating that they get a bit more from this trade with Fox if they had the same discussion with some other teams in the NBA," Stojakovic detailed behind-the-scene events around this trade.
MickeyDavis wrote:James Capers, Tony Brothers and Tyler Ford officiating critical game 3. Capers is good but the other 2 don't belong anywhere near the finals.
Giannis Antetokounmpo wrote:You're out here reffing like Marc Davis and ****
benultimate wrote:Surely the Knicks are just trolling, trying to ruffle a few feathers
Ron Swanson wrote:I'd say it's baffling at how quickly the Knicks seemingly want to go right back to being a poverty franchise, but then I remember who's still making the decisions over there. The success they've had the last 2-3 years almost made me forget that Dolan still owns that team.