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160 mill to us average folk is a lot, but to those billionaire cacs that ain't shit. And the media feeds us the bullshit wording to say " hey look how much these guys are banking just to throw a ball through an orange cylinder" Meanwhile their salaries are a small percentage of what the billy boys are bringing in
The greatest shit I’ve heard all year lol.
They’re talking about the salary cap. 160 is well over the salary cap and luxury tax. Once you go over the luxury tax you gotta pay those penalties.
Might be able to turn those into two firstsSIX bags of shit..
How you get Bradley Beal for nothing?
How?Might be able to turn those into two firsts
Floor seats. Bitch Nigga.
This aint the NFL draft. If they had a half decent scouting and GM office i could hope for a decent role player or two.. But...Might be able to turn those into two firsts
I'm gonna buy some nosebleed seats in that empty ass arena and come down and sit right next to you.
that was worse than the Kyrie trade. Brooklyn gave him away for a Wendy's Fo Fo Fo....
and the Bradley Beal trade was even worse
I was thinking three second round picks for a late first isn't unreasonable?
If not, the Warriors traded five second rounders for GP2, so you can do something with them.
Why Second-Round Draft Picks Won the NBA Trade Deadline
Explaining the league’s frenzy for an asset that seems so … meh.
The rise of second-round picks: How the once undervalued draft assets are shaping a new market landscape
More second-round picks than ever were moved before the trade deadline in the latest strategy to maximize the buying power of perceived contenders.
And i will introduce you to my .38
Yeah them second rounders are useless but yeah you can trade them for vets now. Not sure the fascination these teams have with them but shit you can get a vet it seems.I was thinking three second round picks for a late first isn't unreasonable?
If not, the Warriors traded five second rounders for GP2, so you can do something with them.
Why Second-Round Draft Picks Won the NBA Trade Deadline
Explaining the league’s frenzy for an asset that seems so … meh.slate.com
The rise of second-round picks: How the once undervalued draft assets are shaping a new market landscape
More second-round picks than ever were moved before the trade deadline in the latest strategy to maximize the buying power of perceived contenders.sports.yahoo.com
Best to ever do it.. bulls getting Dennis Rodman for a half bitten 5 yr old skittle aka will Perdue
Chris Paul allergic to chips, he gonna fuck around and make your team contagious with his ringless disease…. Cp just need to go to the Knicks and steal that free big money they always give out to over the hill stars
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All facts: Wizards
Portland needs to learn from this and take heed.
My think is this, how are they actually better in the long run because of this? Even come playoff time. They have absolutely no depth and no money for quality depth. Ayton is ass in the middle, and you lucky to get 65 games out of KD. Real lucky. Beal gets hurt a lot too and is a liability on defense. It looks good with all the points scored on paper, but this is not a championship move. Booker and Beal are similar players as well. It's good they got rid of Paul, but they not better than the Nuggets or a healthy Warriors team.
Sources: Suns finalizing trade for Wizards' Beal
The Suns are finalizing a trade with the Wizards to acquire All-Star guard Bradley Beal, sources told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.www.espn.com
Beal is lifting his no-trade clause to accommodate the deal to a Suns franchise that has now realized a top-heavy roster of talent and salary. Beal will join Booker, Durant and Deandre Ayton -- four max contracts together with a looming collective bargaining agreement designed to severely limit the roster flexibility of teams above the second apron of luxury tax at $117 million. It is the ultimate all-in play for the Suns to chase a championship.
The arrival of Beal and the $207 million left on his contract projects the Suns to be a second-apron team for at least the next three years, which will leave them largely reliant on minimum contracts to fill out the roster.
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