Dam near the entire first round bro.
The one with the grey hairOne of members wants to raw, one of theses dudes mama
Dam near the entire first round bro.
Its unfortunate for Klay. As I predicted, I expect Steph to retire now. This will have a huge ripple effect.
There were some very nice moms in this draft..One of members wants to raw, one of theses dudes mama
Sad. 2015-2019 clearly did a number on his body.
@playahaitian they cut half the team
The New York Knicks created over $40 million in salary-cap space Thursday by parting ways with six veteran players.
The Knicks announced that they waived forward Taj Gibson and guards Elfrid Payton and Wayne Ellington and declined the $15.75 million team option on forward Bobby Portis' contract.
Gibson was set to make $9.45 million in 2020-21, while Payton and Ellington each was scheduled to make $8 million.
The three will each make $1 million in guaranteed money from their deals with the Knicks despite being waived.
New York also declined a $1.7 million option on forward Theo Pinson's deal and waived forward Kenny Wooten, who was on a two-way contract.
The Knicks signed Gibson, Payton, Ellington and Portis in June 2019 after failing to land the high-profile free agents that summer, including current Brooklyn Nets teammates Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving.
And you dudes still entertain things this person says
It says more about you than him at this point.
Surprising
@playahaitian they cut half the team
The New York Knicks created over $40 million in salary-cap space Thursday by parting ways with six veteran players.
The Knicks announced that they waived forward Taj Gibson and guards Elfrid Payton and Wayne Ellington and declined the $15.75 million team option on forward Bobby Portis' contract.
Gibson was set to make $9.45 million in 2020-21, while Payton and Ellington each was scheduled to make $8 million.
The three will each make $1 million in guaranteed money from their deals with the Knicks despite being waived.
New York also declined a $1.7 million option on forward Theo Pinson's deal and waived forward Kenny Wooten, who was on a two-way contract.
The Knicks signed Gibson, Payton, Ellington and Portis in June 2019 after failing to land the high-profile free agents that summer, including current Brooklyn Nets teammates Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving.
He would be great with the Warriors. Hes finally coming into his own and if he worked on his game this offseason he may be a near fringe all star talent.
Wow.. He must have a huge handshake deal in place to opt out of 35 million with his injury history.
too Many games
Too many cross country flights
too much stress on finely tuned bodies
Surprising
Nah they need wiggins now unless they get another scorer. Oubre with Klay though would have been great. But its a solid move. They need to make more...Need to dump Wiggins
Very solid move for the Warriors. Would have been better with Klay there. They need to get another big though..He would be great with the Warriors. Hes finally coming into his own and if he worked on his game this offseason he may be a near fringe all star talent.
Wow.. He must have a huge handshake deal in place to opt out of 35 million with his injury history.
They trying to sign Hayword..@playahaitian they cut half the team
The New York Knicks created over $40 million in salary-cap space Thursday by parting ways with six veteran players.
The Knicks announced that they waived forward Taj Gibson and guards Elfrid Payton and Wayne Ellington and declined the $15.75 million team option on forward Bobby Portis' contract.
Gibson was set to make $9.45 million in 2020-21, while Payton and Ellington each was scheduled to make $8 million.
The three will each make $1 million in guaranteed money from their deals with the Knicks despite being waived.
New York also declined a $1.7 million option on forward Theo Pinson's deal and waived forward Kenny Wooten, who was on a two-way contract.
The Knicks signed Gibson, Payton, Ellington and Portis in June 2019 after failing to land the high-profile free agents that summer, including current Brooklyn Nets teammates Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving.