god shammgod wrote:nedleeds wrote:god shammgod wrote:it's an interesting choice. he could pick any team now and go to them without them losing anything and compete for a championship but he would just rather go home and play for a team that is unlikely to ever be that good before he retires.
He isn't playing for anyone. Portland just moved up the pathetic franchise power rankings by like 4 spots. He still gets his albatross worst contract in the league check from the Bucks. Why would any team pay him to do nothing but physical therapy for 1.5 years?
Then ... the punchline for these morons is a player option.
Why would any team sign him for next year for any amount of money? The amount of loathing and disdain the Portland owners must have for their fans to think they are such flaccid casuals that they'll buy more tickets to see Dame in a walking boot is nuts.
Congrats Leon, your Kemba Walker Bone on Bone memorial 2 year deal has moved lower in the awful washed point guard contract rankings.
sometimes i think i'm negative but then you post and i'm like "i guess i'm a glass half full kind of guy after all. no one is more surprised than me" lol
I'm here to make you feel positive.
The narrative around this and even the Beal story is laughable.
Beal "fOr bAskEtBAlL rEAsOns" ... **** out of here. If you wanted to play competitive basketball the power was always 100% in your hands. You chose to makes tons of money and jerk it on the bench in Phoenix. Which -- is probably what 99% of us would do also but to think anyone believes you weren't waiting around to get your money, and another contract and live in LA is delusional.
Basketball reasons would have been to waive your no trade ... and DECLINE YOUR 26-27 player option. At that point Beal could have been traded somewhere competitive, especially if they had a cap hogging injured player.
Bradley Beal has made $320 million in the NBA.

**** Tony Campell on his way to half a billion.
pOwEr tO tHe pLayErs! oWnErzzz mAkiNg tOo MuCh!