Mik317 wrote:again never Ben's fault.
The constant attempts to place the majority of the blame on everyone but Ben is transparent as hell (note I said majority; everyone has **** up in someway during this mess). Again Again...I don't fully blame Ben for wanting out. That was a legendary implosion and like Fultz before him a fresh start would probably be for the best. However, he is not the victim here....no one is really. He has 4 more years left on his contract. I am often for player empowerment. However most of the time its dudes near the end of their contract and dudes who have put in work and have established themselves...and never guys who are coming off a major implosion. I hate the phrase but...he has to man up; get some gold bond.
and ignoring all of this...he and his team have simply done this the wrong way lol. Like even if its all bull; the back and mental stuff should have been used from the start instead of the constant contradictory leaks and threats. If they had used the mental health bomb right after the loss...more people would have been on his side and took it seriously..because yeah I'd be a mental wreck after that **** too. Pulling that now after claiming you didn't care about fines, only to relent after the first fine, and then realizing that you still might have to show your face...doesn't really help your case yknow lol.
It really is the most poorly executed exit plan I've seen for a player ever in the NBA. Klutch is supposed to be this dominant agency, but they seem so pedestrian with this shite. Ben has had terrible advice, and he continues to surround himself with people that coddle him. I guarantee you the NBA is in support of Morey, which is something I don't think I'd have ever said after the pro Hong Kong/ authoritarian China comments but this has huge ramifications for the CBA if Ben gets his way. The NBA will do everything in its power to make sure Ben honors his deal, or that the sixers get a reasonable return.