We didn't need him off the books to sign the Big 3.
He made less in 2011 than Mike Miller (4.9 vs 5)
We used his salary space to get Miller. It wasn't necessary to get rid of him to get the Big 3
It was necessary. It was a condion in fact.
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We didn't need him off the books to sign the Big 3.
He made less in 2011 than Mike Miller (4.9 vs 5)
We used his salary space to get Miller. It wasn't necessary to get rid of him to get the Big 3
HIF wrote:We didn't need him off the books to sign the Big 3.
He made less in 2011 than Mike Miller (4.9 vs 5)
We used his salary space to get Miller. It wasn't necessary to get rid of him to get the Big 3
It was necessary. It was a condion in fact.
Tim_Hardawayy wrote:HIF wrote:We didn't need him off the books to sign the Big 3.
He made less in 2011 than Mike Miller (4.9 vs 5)
We used his salary space to get Miller. It wasn't necessary to get rid of him to get the Big 3
It was necessary. It was a condion in fact.
It actually wasn't, unless you assert signing Miller was a condition to getting the big 3 (I've never seen any report that suggested this).
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HIF wrote:spoken condition of one of the big 3 - from good source.
Tim_Hardawayy wrote:HIF wrote:spoken condition of one of the big 3 - from good source.
What source is that?
The only report I've ever seen about Miller's involvement with the big 3 is that he wanted to sign where LeBron did. I've never seen a report that suggested LeBron would only sign where Miller did as well.
Link?
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Still hoping we sign Novak this season LOL
420 wrote:I never liked Beasley, even before the day we drafted him.
He just never struck me as a player that fit into our culture of hard work/effort, playing defense, and doing the little things that win a game. He was mostly concerned with just scoring.
Plus his production and draft value was inflated playing in a college where he was the #1 option, playing against average competition, with no chance/aspiration of playing for a national title.
When I used to post on the Ira Winderman blog, I used to tell Beasley apologists that Chalmers would end up being a better draft pick.
lol, I'm sure he's a kool kat off the court. Just wouldn't trust him playing for my team.Chalm Down Bro wrote:420 wrote:I never liked Beasley, even before the day we drafted him.
He just never struck me as a player that fit into our culture of hard work/effort, playing defense, and doing the little things that win a game. He was mostly concerned with just scoring.
Plus his production and draft value was inflated playing in a college where he was the #1 option, playing against average competition, with no chance/aspiration of playing for a national title.
When I used to post on the Ira Winderman blog, I used to tell Beasley apologists that Chalmers would end up being a better draft pick.
Someone with the username '420' not liking Beasley?