BramptonYute wrote:GoodOne wrote:Birth of the Cool wrote:I've said this many times before. Players owe NOTHING to Organizations or the Fans because they will flip on you the second it is more convenient for you to be gone. As a Player, you have to look out for you & your family first because if you are fooling yourself to thinking the organization or the fans are loyal to you, you are delusional. The moment they can get a better player, or that you start to fade in talent then suddenly their loyalty miraculously goes too. Maybe now DD can understand this is a business first & foremost and to look out for himself because no one else will.
And DeMar has already taken care of his personal life. He could retire tomorrow and him and his family could live like kings for the rest of their lives. Plus, he is still under contract to make lots more money. So, why the sour grapes DeMar? You already knew that sport is a business. There are no guarantees in life for anyone - welcome to the club! That being said, thanks for your contributions while you were here, and I wish you all the best in San Antonio.
The sour grapes are because he was literally told he wont be traded and then he was traded. If masai had said "theres still a chance you're gone" then I dont think he's mad at all.
Why is that so hard for people to understand?
Hey BramptonYute (from a fellow Bramptonite? Hmm, what do you call yourself if you live in Brampton - oops - can't wait for all the cheap shots!!!). How do you know he was specifically told that he wouldn't be traded? Masai said in his presser that it was a misunderstanding. Masai, at the time he was talking to DD, assumed the Kawhi trade wasn't going to happen, so he talked to DD about his expectations of DD for the upcoming season. Then after that meeting, the Spurs agreed to a trade. I can understand why DD ASSUMED he would not be traded, and his shock when the trade materialized.














