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They said it was a rumor
Wade's pay cut
Lebartard is one bitter muthafucka
Yeah Dan has not been taking it well.
Wade still getting 17 a season for his troubles not too much of a hit
Wojo & Brousard confirmed it on their twitter.
Where do the fam think Ray Allen is going? Will he follow suit and go to cleveland?
Ray Allen is probably next.
What did LeBatard say about the deal?
hmmm wonder if going forward the Cavs are going to be able to attract free agents...
I see the heat have met with bledsoe.....
whose agent is Rich Paul
lmao this offseason is straight WWE man
whose agent is Rich Paul
lmao this offseason is straight WWE man
What is their cap lookin like? No one has openly said they want to go to the cavs except Kevin love
I'm sure they will as long as they have cap space
Cavs were always over the cap last time Lebron played with them
Their big time signings was niggas like Larry Hughes
I bet the Suns match any offer
Miller was offered a three-year deal worth $12 million by the Denver Nuggets, but instead opted for a two-year deal worth $5.5 million in which the veteran shooter has a player option following next season.
http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/1...s-less-joins-lebron-james-cleveland-cavaliers
Let's see if Miller stays healthy
Which is why i'm saying that shit is depressing. Scoring at will and giving up points at will. I know it first hand. Good for 60 games a year and a 1st round exit. Kind of like what y'all did last year.
And what round did you guys make it to last year? I forgot.....
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I'm sure they will as long as they have cap space
Cavs were always over the cap last time Lebron played with them
Their big time signings was niggas like Larry Hughes
I bet the Suns match any offer
Niggas got like 900 PGs
Word is they gonna trade Dragic tho
he played all 82 in Memphis man...shit surprised the fuck outta me
Wait hold up....the suns cant be so insane that they trade Dragic right...
na man
Shit dude said his body felt great last year, guess sometime the body just has to rest
he played all 82 in Memphis man...shit surprised the fuck outta me
Wait hold up....the suns cant be so insane that they trade Dragic right...
na man
They got at least 6 PG on their team. SOMEBODY gotta go because they can't pay them all.
Dragic is up after this year or next I think and he's about to get PAID so they figure they better get something now for him....
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yea never knew why they were so guard heavy
they need to keep dragic in my opinion though...he was a large part of their success
they can let some of the others go.....if you want to keep talent you have to pay
James Ennis turning heads as he looks to lock up Heat roster spot
Posted: 6:33 p.m. Monday, July 14, 2014
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By Jason Lieser - Palm Beach Post Staff Writer
LAS VEGAS — It was setting up to be a spectacular alley-oop, a highlight that would resonate regardless of the fact that this was merely a mid-July exhibition game.
Heat prospect James Ennis zoomed down the right side of the court, anticipating a lob from rookie Shabazz Napier, but the pass was a shade low and Ennis did not get to it fast enough to crush the rim with a dunk and get a roar out of the crowd at the Las Vegas summer league. Ennis improvised with a quick layup, and both players groaned before sprinting back on defense.
Regardless, even though the play got off track momentarily, Ennis made the adjustment and moved on. He has been doing that for years, both in basketball and away from it, and he is close to earning something that would make it all worth it: a spot on Miami’s roster.
“I took a long route, and it feels really good to be here,” he said. “I’m just blessed to get this opportunity.”
Ennis, a 24-year-old small forward, has been the star of Miami’s summer league team and wrapped up that first game in Las Vegas with 19 points on 8-for-13 shooting against Houston on Saturday. He is averaging 17.4 points and 6.2 rebounds per game while showing athleticism that looks NBA-ready.
Posted: 6:33 p.m. Monday, July 14, 2014
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By Jason Lieser - Palm Beach Post Staff Writer
LAS VEGAS — It was setting up to be a spectacular alley-oop, a highlight that would resonate regardless of the fact that this was merely a mid-July exhibition game.
Heat prospect James Ennis zoomed down the right side of the court, anticipating a lob from rookie Shabazz Napier, but the pass was a shade low and Ennis did not get to it fast enough to crush the rim with a dunk and get a roar out of the crowd at the Las Vegas summer league. Ennis improvised with a quick layup, and both players groaned before sprinting back on defense.
Regardless, even though the play got off track momentarily, Ennis made the adjustment and moved on. He has been doing that for years, both in basketball and away from it, and he is close to earning something that would make it all worth it: a spot on Miami’s roster.
“I took a long route, and it feels really good to be here,” he said. “I’m just blessed to get this opportunity.”
Ennis, a 24-year-old small forward, has been the star of Miami’s summer league team and wrapped up that first game in Las Vegas with 19 points on 8-for-13 shooting against Houston on Saturday. He is averaging 17.4 points and 6.2 rebounds per game while showing athleticism that looks NBA-ready.
yea never knew why they were so guard heavy
they need to keep dragic in my opinion though...he was a large part of their success
they can let some of the others go.....if you want to keep talent you have to pay
Bulls use amnesty provision on Carlos Boozer
Where will Boozer land?
As expected, the Bulls exercised the amnesty provision on Carlos Boozer, the team announced Tuesday, a day before the league's deadline.
Boozer is owed $16.8 million in the final year of the five-year contract he signed in 2010 and after amnestying him, as well as waiving the non-guaranteed contracts of veterans Lou Amundson, Ronnie Brewer and Mike James, the Bulls are expected to soon finalize and announce the free-agent signings of Kirk Hinrich, Pau Gasol and Nikola Mirotic.
“Carlos epitomized professionalism in everything he did for the Bulls both on the court, and in the community, during his time here in Chicago,” said Chicago Bulls General Manager Gar Forman in a press release. “Over the last four seasons, Carlos’ productivity helped elevate our team to another level. I have nothing but respect for Carlos, and certainly wish him the best as he moves forward.”
[FREE AGENCY: Pau Gasol says "instinct" led him to choose Bulls]
Teams under the salary cap can bid on Boozer's services and the Bulls will have to pay the balance of the power forward's salary, though it doesn't affect their salary cap.
Amongst the teams expected to bid on Boozer are the Lakers, Suns and Magic, according to a league source, and if he clears waivers, more teams, like the Rockets and Heat, could show interest.
Boozer, 32, averaged 13.7 points and 8.3 rebounds in 28.2 minutes per game last season, the lowest numbers since his rookie campaign in Cleveland, but remains a productive player and is viewed by many observers as a piece that could greatly enhance another team.
Where will Boozer land?
As expected, the Bulls exercised the amnesty provision on Carlos Boozer, the team announced Tuesday, a day before the league's deadline.
Boozer is owed $16.8 million in the final year of the five-year contract he signed in 2010 and after amnestying him, as well as waiving the non-guaranteed contracts of veterans Lou Amundson, Ronnie Brewer and Mike James, the Bulls are expected to soon finalize and announce the free-agent signings of Kirk Hinrich, Pau Gasol and Nikola Mirotic.
“Carlos epitomized professionalism in everything he did for the Bulls both on the court, and in the community, during his time here in Chicago,” said Chicago Bulls General Manager Gar Forman in a press release. “Over the last four seasons, Carlos’ productivity helped elevate our team to another level. I have nothing but respect for Carlos, and certainly wish him the best as he moves forward.”
[FREE AGENCY: Pau Gasol says "instinct" led him to choose Bulls]
Teams under the salary cap can bid on Boozer's services and the Bulls will have to pay the balance of the power forward's salary, though it doesn't affect their salary cap.
Amongst the teams expected to bid on Boozer are the Lakers, Suns and Magic, according to a league source, and if he clears waivers, more teams, like the Rockets and Heat, could show interest.
Boozer, 32, averaged 13.7 points and 8.3 rebounds in 28.2 minutes per game last season, the lowest numbers since his rookie campaign in Cleveland, but remains a productive player and is viewed by many observers as a piece that could greatly enhance another team.
Man I saw this earlier but it didn't register until I saw it on TV a minute ago on the crawl. That's straight up disrespect bro. Cuban is a piece of shit. How can you even give such a deal to the best player the franchise has ever had? That's awful man. And the second best player is a overpaid whitebread from Florida.
What was said?
Yeah Dan has not been taking it well.
In Miami with the rest of Dukes trash.
Miami wants him and he has a crib here.
he played all 82 in Memphis man...shit surprised the fuck outta me
Wait hold up....the suns cant be so insane that they trade Dragic right...
na man
Some minutes during the season to keep a rhythm, but he's there for the playoffs.
This NBA season is going to be great.
Man I saw this earlier but it didn't register until I saw it on TV a minute ago on the crawl. That's straight up disrespect bro. Cuban is a piece of shit. How can you even give such a deal to the best player the franchise has ever had? That's awful man. And the second best player is a overpaid whitebread from Florida.
What was said?
In Miami with the rest of Dukes trash.
Shit man not even just the best player the franchise ever had, but the greatest European player of all time, and the second greatest foreign player of all time.
Basically taking advantage of the fact he doesn't have Americanized spending habits
Not one of these players who make millions and millions and was running out of money during the lockout and shit
It wouldn't surprise me of Dirk had $100 million liquid cash
He doesn't care about making the most money he can make he has more than he will ever spend
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