SOUL wrote:pepe1991 wrote:You mean- he asked trade in February, Magic were in advanced trade talks last week with Houston- and he killed it by saying he won't go to Houston?
He can't "kill it". He doesn't have a no-trade clause. He is welcome to do what no other player has ever done (or maybe Iguodala?) which is sit out this season and next season because he didn't like the trade. And this has nothing to do with a public demand. If this was kept completely private and he let Houston know he doesn't plan on re-signing (which is completely within his rights!), Houston can say that they probably don't want to trade for a player that won't accept a contract offer long term.
"Grr, Gordon won't re-sign in Minnesota or Houston to help our team and kills deals!"pepe1991 wrote:What a good guy he is. That really helped us, didn't it?
A player we're trading away has no obligation to get us the best deal possible or re-sign with a team he doesn't want to play for long term if their contract is ending in the next year or two. The same goes for Fournier whether he had 1 year left or 2.pepe1991 wrote:Denver, another team that is good partner, also was effectivlly scrapped off from a list since he said he wants to BIG MARKET AND CONENDER.
The only thing we do know is he wants to be traded. The whole branding thing unless it's confirmed by him is not something I would take as a serious until it's said out of their mouth publicly. I would assume most veterans whether on trading block or bought out want to go to contenders, so that's no surprise. No matter how much we hate or love a player, they would not pass up being traded to a contender and a chance at a ring. Denver is still being considered a possible trade destination by the big reporters along with Boston and Golden State, so this is a bad example considering he may end up there.pepe1991 wrote:What a hell this is any worst than Dwightmare? Dwight at least was super elite player. We have trade request from role player, underachiving 4th overall draft pick that never acomplished anything.
Because... Dwight.. was our cornerstone player who we never intended on trading and Aaron Gordon is a solid role player and someone who we were probably going to trade regardless if he said anything or not?
It's like waking up one day and your dad that has been there your entire life wants to leave your family forever versus a step dad that your mom was going to break up with in a week saying he's out.
Honestlly, it's complete waste of time to discuss with you about this topic.
If any other player , any other career mediocrity demanded a trade and came up with wishlist of like 4 teams to go there, killed his team flexibility by leaking informations to Celtics beatwriters, and pretty much ,despite not having veto nor no trade clausule- killed off trade talk by leaking he has no interest to play on rebuilding team- you would say and behave different.
But since it's about Gordon, you will die on that shield like you kept dying last 7 years.
Branding is reported from same reporter who reported he requested trade. Same thing Gordon comfirmed himself today.
You just cherry pick "truths " because full report kills everything you claim.
This is worthless debate. Gordon is good guy, he just happend to demand something from a team every year and in return his player's value is Kyle Kuzma and Marcus Morris.. Go figure.