Roy Tarpley wrote:Ror1997 wrote:Roy Tarpley wrote:I don't see anyone on the Pistons board really clamoring to keep KCP either.
They just got Bradley why would they want to overpay to keep OPJ?
During the season, the piston board was full of KCP support. Alot of people said he was the only guy on the team who played like he gave a ****. They were hoping there was a way to keep him without overpaying
There's a difference between supporting a hardworking player who makes 3m/year and signing him for near-max money. I don't see any Piston fan wanting to keep him for 4/80, even before Bradley.
Someone give me a good reason! I feel like I must be missing something. I looked at this college stats at Georgia and they were pretty mediocre too.
What does the amount of money he makes matter to you? Seriously? I'm not trying to be an **** I just don't understand why its so important when as a fan, it should be the last thing I'm worried about.
The only thing that matters is that the Piston fans enjoyed KCP as a player and liked what he brought to the team. That's what they're their to judge. Its not like they enjoyed him as a 10 mpg bench player and we want to start him. We're putting him in the same role, and we can expect the same output and (hopefully) effort.
The reason the piston fans are ok with letting him walk (besides Bradley) is because of his expected salary. And to that i say...
How are we as fans qualified to judge the financial parts of transactions? I just always think it's funny to see people literally judging contracts based on the contract
they would've given. Like when did you become a GM?
Im not saying that the salary doesn't matter, or the flexibility doesn't matter. I'm just saying that on this board its factored WAY too much into opinions.
I know the sites called RealGM, but we're not actually RealGMs. They way I see salary and flexibility held in such a high regard I swear some people actually forget that.
We're fans. We should want to see the team improve. We should be happy that our owner didn't get scared by the Billy King disaster and that the money is still flowing.