Kings Release Sim Bhullar, Deonte Burton, David Wear

Post #1 » by **RealGM Wiretap** » Sun Oct 19, 2014 7:53 pm

The Sacramento Kings waived center Sim Bhullar, guard Deonte Burton and forward David Wear on Sunday.

The Kings preseason roster now stands at 15.

Via RealGM Staff Report

Revived · Post #2 » by **Revived** » Mon Oct 20, 2014 5:02 am

That's racist.

TrueStoryGSW · Post #3 » by **TrueStoryGSW** » Mon Oct 20, 2014 11:58 am

Reality check for Bhullar.

Fellow72 · Post #4 » by **Fellow72** » Mon Oct 20, 2014 3:55 pm

The only reason he made the team in the first place was due to the common ground he has with the owner. The owner was trying to do a good thing for the Sikh community by giving him an additional shot. Had he became good enough to play in the league, he could have been the poster boy for Sikhs in North America and good publicity for his team. It's pretty sad to see how badly Bhullar screwed it up. He was handed the opportunity of a lifetime, not only making an NBA team but having the full support from the team owner as a rookie, a privilege that so few NBA players experience. Well, it looks like this may be the last time we ever hear of him on this site since he'll most likely be going for Eurasia ball.

Boomerfan · Post #5 » by **Boomerfan** » Mon Oct 20, 2014 5:15 pm

LOL Anyone with half a brain could see Bhullar was completely useless from the moment he stepped out onto a court. The mere fact he was even given a chance is disgraceful.

SMH · Post #6 » by **SMH** » Mon Oct 20, 2014 9:33 pm

Fellow72 wrote:The only reason he made the team in the first place was due to the common ground he has with the owner. The owner was trying to do a good thing for the Sikh community by giving him an additional shot. Had he became good enough to play in the league, he could have been the poster boy for Sikhs in North America and good publicity for his team. It's pretty sad to see how badly Bhullar screwed it up. He was handed the opportunity of a lifetime, not only making an NBA team but having the full support from the team owner as a rookie, a privilege that so few NBA players experience. Well, it looks like this may be the last time we ever hear of him on this site since he'll most likely be going for Eurasia ball.

Bhullar didnt screw anything up, he never had the skills to be an NBA big.

YogurtProducer · Post #7 » by **YogurtProducer** » Tue Oct 21, 2014 3:14 am

SMH wrote:
Fellow72 wrote:The only reason he made the team in the first place was due to the common ground he has with the owner. The owner was trying to do a good thing for the Sikh community by giving him an additional shot. Had he became good enough to play in the league, he could have been the poster boy for Sikhs in North America and good publicity for his team. It's pretty sad to see how badly Bhullar screwed it up. He was handed the opportunity of a lifetime, not only making an NBA team but having the full support from the team owner as a rookie, a privilege that so few NBA players experience. Well, it looks like this may be the last time we ever hear of him on this site since he'll most likely be going for Eurasia ball.

Bhullar didnt screw anything up, he never had the skills to be an NBA big.

There's about 50 players every training camp that don't deserve to be anywhere near an NBA court. Why so much hate for Bhullar

SMH · Post #8 » by **SMH** » Tue Oct 21, 2014 8:13 pm

YogurtProducer wrote:
SMH wrote:
Fellow72 wrote:The only reason he made the team in the first place was due to the common ground he has with the owner. The owner was trying to do a good thing for the Sikh community by giving him an additional shot. Had he became good enough to play in the league, he could have been the poster boy for Sikhs in North America and good publicity for his team. It's pretty sad to see how badly Bhullar screwed it up. He was handed the opportunity of a lifetime, not only making an NBA team but having the full support from the team owner as a rookie, a privilege that so few NBA players experience. Well, it looks like this may be the last time we ever hear of him on this site since he'll most likely be going for Eurasia ball.

Bhullar didnt screw anything up, he never had the skills to be an NBA big.

There's about 50 players every training camp that don't deserve to be anywhere near an NBA court. Why so much hate for Bhullar

Not hating, I watched him through college and actually some of his games at Huntington Prep. He was never an NBA caliber big, he got signed due to Kings owner being indian. I was just responding to another comment claiming it was Bhullars fault for messing it up, when it reality wasnt, he never had the skills, he didnt mess it up.

YogurtProducer · Post #9 » by **YogurtProducer** » Tue Oct 21, 2014 8:57 pm

SMH wrote:
YogurtProducer wrote:
SMH wrote:Bhullar didnt screw anything up, he never had the skills to be an NBA big.

There's about 50 players every training camp that don't deserve to be anywhere near an NBA court. Why so much hate for Bhullar

Not hating, I watched him through college and actually some of his games at Huntington Prep. He was never an NBA caliber big, he got signed due to Kings owner being indian. I was just responding to another comment claiming it was Bhullars fault for messing it up, when it reality wasnt, he never had the skills, he didnt mess it up.

Wasn't meaning to quote yours, my bad

Tiesto_Lakers · Post #10 » by **Tiesto_Lakers** » Tue Oct 21, 2014 9:47 pm

Bhullar makes Kwame Brown look decent.

HornetJail · Post #11 » by **HornetJail** » Tue Oct 21, 2014 10:00 pm

Tiesto_Lakers wrote:Bhullar makes Kwame Brown look decent.

Kwame was decent once he wasn't held to a #1 pick standard. He was a serviceable backup for most of his career.