midranger wrote:Boston announcers are insufferable. They honestly believe Marcus Smart is out there just innocently playing hard
Wondered what Nowak was up to.
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midranger wrote:Boston announcers are insufferable. They honestly believe Marcus Smart is out there just innocently playing hard
Baddy Chuck wrote:I want to win but I also love chaos.
WeekapaugGroove wrote:I get the arguments for a franchise tag but with restricted FA after rookie deals everyone signs that first extension so you basically get guys for a minimum of 8-9 years. That's a pretty damn long time and I have a hard time being mad if someone wants to leave after that.
Now the best fix for a lot of this would be a hard cap and no max contracts. That would do the best job of spreading talent out. But unfortunately I can't see either the players or owners agreeing to it.
I hate to be a blame the media guy but I do think the NBA media does a **** job promoting smaller markets and it contributes to the problem. Hell I think they should focus more on teams than individual players too.
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Matches Malone wrote:How did NBA fandom get to the point that it's more fun to thirst over players on other teams than to care more about your own team and players...
That's not a bad idea. You'd have to also do something about guys in the second year of an 8 year deal forcing a trade.giannis and 1 wrote:WeekapaugGroove wrote:I get the arguments for a franchise tag but with restricted FA after rookie deals everyone signs that first extension so you basically get guys for a minimum of 8-9 years. That's a pretty damn long time and I have a hard time being mad if someone wants to leave after that.
Now the best fix for a lot of this would be a hard cap and no max contracts. That would do the best job of spreading talent out. But unfortunately I can't see either the players or owners agreeing to it.
I hate to be a blame the media guy but I do think the NBA media does a **** job promoting smaller markets and it contributes to the problem. Hell I think they should focus more on teams than individual players too.
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They could have a rule where a player under a certain age can sign a contract that exceeds the 5 year limit if they have been with the same team for a certain number of years.
Something like: If player x is 28 or under, and has been with the same team for 3 years, he can sign a contract up to 6-7 years.
It would incentivize players to stay with their current team.
Like, as a Bucks fan, would you not have liked to sign Giannis for longer than 5 years? The term only becomes a problem when it goes to a player who would be in their mid 30s when it expires. Adding the maximum age would solve that.
Also maybe adding a minor compensation for signing another teams RFA to an offersheet.
Matches Malone wrote:Are Boston announcers always this arrogant when calling a game? It's comical how they view the game through such a biased perspective.
WeekapaugGroove wrote:
Can't decide if I should find this annoying or funny considering how obnoxious some GS fans were about Giannis.
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GoldenAntlers wrote:How did Zion get bigger?
Gery Woelfel wrote:Got a time big boy?
Matches Malone wrote:How did NBA fandom get to the point that it's more fun to thirst over players on other teams than to care more about your own team and players...
Ron Swanson wrote:Rapaport's a turd but I don't really know what's endearing about hurling homophobic insults over the internet. Would actually be surprised if the league didn't take a look at this.
WeekapaugGroove wrote:KD called him a b tch and p ssy. Not exactly PC but not exactly a slur or did I miss something in that exchange?
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WeekapaugGroove wrote:KD called him a b tch and p ssy. Not exactly PC but not exactly a slur or did I miss something in that exchange?
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