Hello Brooklyn wrote:ArksNetsSince99 wrote:Papi_swav wrote:We don't have to gut our team, we can just sign one in FA like we done before. Don't worry Jaylen brown or Tatum is coming here when they're free
Not gonna happen
Brown was very vocal against Tsai in Kyries link fiasco
Tatum seems close to Kyrie too
Honestly I don’t see any free agent star signing with Brooklyn for very long time , Tsai isn’t popular owner and there is only handful stars in the league and they all know each other ( vacationing training together in off season)
Look at this from other standpoint, how often happens that star player requests a trade ? Not very often right ? I didn’t Checked any statistics but is probably 1 or less per season in entire NBA
We had 3 in a matter of few months
As a franchise we probably least desirable destination for any star free agent in NBA
Bro what are you talking about.
LeBron signed with Dan Gilbert for **** sake.
You think Brown wouldn't sign here because of one disagreement over a Kyrie suspension?
It is not even close to relevant.
Nets are still easily a top tier free agent destination. NYC, rich owner, practice facility actually in NYC (unlike the Knicks).
Tsai gave KD/Kyrie everything they wanted. Players are not idiots. Theyre not going to blame the owner for Kyrie's antics.
Watch what hes already doing in Dallas.
Yes I think Brown would never sign with Tsai from his own free will
Yes Nets have prob top in the League training facility, fairly new arena ( either though it doesn’t look that nice from an Inside , player’s quarters , coaches quarters they looked like they been build in 70 s , parking garage is a nightmare, wait time for vehicles elevators is forever , and main turning ring can’t fit more than 6/7 vehicles at one time so basically impossible to drive your own vehicle to the game as a player or staff member and if you do is very limited space
Yes they not gonna blame Tsai for Kyrie antics for sure , but Tsai isn’t blameless himself
I don’t see it , you do and it’s fine , we find out in near future