damn didn't know Parrish was on that team. Thought he was Celtic lifer
Naw bro
damn didn't know Parrish was on that team. Thought he was Celtic lifer
They didn't establish being a class by themselves until the Cavs took a step back snd yhem beating the Spurs. But this wont mean shit if they lose in the playoff.No, im saying what I knew; The warriors are in a class by themselves; it just took you all this time to figure this out; and the cavs have been playing just like this the whole fucking year; same no offense, dont use love right, kyrie and lbj holding the ball to dam long, tristan overpaid bitch ass, jr smith is hot or cold, more like cold; everybody else useless....
Just read they are interested in him.Houston just bought out Ty Lawson
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Just read they are interested
Also in Kevin Martin
Houston just bought out Ty Lawson
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They don't have any picks.They need to just tank for a lottery spot. This season has been a nightmare.
They are trying to get rid of Gerald Green to make some room for these guys
If they fall out the playoff spot they keep their pick they gave to Denver for Lawson (lottery protected).They don't have any picks.
They are trying to make a run
They didn't establish being a class by themselves until the Cavs took a step back snd yhem beating the Spurs. But this wont mean shit if they lose in the playoff.
Oh I was talking about the HeatIf they fall out the playoff spot they keep their pick they gave to Denver for Lawson (lottery protected).
Nigga missing that halfa finger...Green fell off a fuckin cliff... Mofo can't hit a shot to save his life
Has he been the same since that incident in the condo lobby?Nigga missing that halfa finger...
Has he been the same since that incident in the condo lobby?
Green fell off a fuckin cliff... Mofo can't hit a shot to save his life
That's because he is a slasher who thinks he is a three point shooter.
Mofo never takes it to the rack or at least step into a mid range.. Mofo always jackin from 3 like he got it like that
Mofo never takes it to the rack or at least step into a mid range.. Mofo always jackin from 3 like he got it like that
I was watching a game and there was a 2 on 1 break with him and Wade. This cat ran to the three point line. Wade got in his ass. One of the main reason Wadebus one of my favs because he does what he does except for his careless turnovers. It is also one of the reasons I can't stand Vince Carter because he couldn't be stopped driving but he gave it up for a jump shot that wasn't that great instead of using it to his advantage.
Kyrie for Melo straight up.
Let Lebron run the point like magic
Curry will have nightmares
That boy be extra long winded..lolSo basically you wrote all of this to say what we have been saying; the warriors and cavs are exactly what we have thought/known all along...
Makes no sense to get rid of green. We just need the Sixers to claim Ben because that frees up 2.2 million.They are trying to get rid of Gerald Green to make some room for these guys
Kyrie for Melo straight up.
Let Lebron run the point like magic
Curry will have nightmares
U been smoking that good for like the last few days huhKyrie for Melo straight up.
Let Lebron run the point like magic
Curry will have nightmares
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However, Parsons and his inner circle have expressed concerns about whether Carlisle has confidence that Parsons can be a franchise player and is willing to give him the freedoms and responsibilities players of that ilk typically receive. Those doubts are fueled in part by occasional crunch-time benchings this season, even after Parsons, who averaged 18.8 points on 52.3 percent shooting from the floor in February, returned to form following a difficult rehab from major knee surgery.
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Since the All-Star break, Chandler Parsons is having one of the best stretches of his career. Could Dallas lose him this summer? Ronald Martinez/Getty Images
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Tim MacMahonESPN Staff Writer
DALLAS -- On his first day of kindergarten, Chandler Parsonsscribbled a picture of himself in anOrlando Magic uniform to illustrate what he wanted to be when he grew up.
That childhood dream could become a reality this summer, which would be a nightmare for the Dallas Mavericks.
Don't assume Parsons will automatically re-sign with the Mavs this summer after he opts out of the final season of his three-year, $46 million contract -- which is a virtual certainty with the salary cap soaring -- despite owner Mark Cuban's making it clear he is committed to keeping Parsons as a foundation piece.
The Mavs fully understand that the 27-year-old forward, who is in the midst of the best statistical stretch of his career, will need to be re-recruited this offseason.
Those close to the situation consider his hometown Magic to be the biggest threat to steal Parsons from the Mavs. With its pre-deadline dealing, Orlando cleared enough cap space to sign two players to max contracts. Sources anticipate that the Magic will aggressively pursue Parsons.
It's not a subject Parsons wants to discuss as the Mavs prepare for Tuesday's home game against the Magic and the stretch run of the regular season, though he certainly didn't slam the door on the possibility.
"My focus right now is solely on finishing this season as strong as possible with the Mavericks," Parsons said. "It'd be selfish of me and a disservice to this franchise and to my teammates to be thinking about this summer when we have a chance to do something special. We'll have plenty of time to think about business this summer. It's basketball season now."
Parsons tersely cut off an attempt to press him on the issue: "You have a calendar? This isn't July. Call me then, if you want to talk about free agency."
Parsons' phone will probably be ringing a lot at that time. He will be one of the league's most coveted unrestricted free agents in a market in which 20 teams are projected to have enough cap room to make max offers.
This free-agency crop should feature two of the biggest names in basketball -- LeBron James and Kevin Durant -- but it's not a deep class. That's particularly true of playmaking combo forwards, a pretty rare species the 6-foot-9 Parsons has joined this season by proving he can thrive as a power forward.
The list of teams interested in Parsons will be long, with sources expecting theMiami Heat, Los Angeles Lakers,Brooklyn Nets, New York Knicks,Portland Trail Blazers, Houston Rockets, Denver Nuggets and Magic to be among Parsons' suitors. If Durant leaves Oklahoma City, add the Thunder to the list, with a potential reunion with Parsons' coach at Florida, Billy Donovan.
It's a perfect scenario for Parsons to get paid, and he is expected to command a max contract. Dallas, which won't have Parsons' full Bird rights required to offer a fifth year, would be able to pay him roughly $96 million over four years. Other teams would be able to offer approximately $92 million over the same span.
Parsons' decision will come down to comfort and the best opportunity to reach his potential -- not dollars -- according to sources familiar with his thinking.
The Orlando situation is expected to be especially intriguing to Parsons, and not only because of the nearby Lake Howell High School alumnus' ties to the area, where his parents and many other family members live.
The Magic, whose oldest starter is 25-year-old center Nikola Vucevic, have a talented, young core consisting largely of developing, recent lottery picks and a glaring need for an experienced, go-to guy. Orlando could allow Parsons, who prides himself on his recruiting ability, to have significant input on the team's other primary target. (Perhaps fellow Gator Al Horford?)
The Mavs should still be considered the favorites in the pending Parsons sweepstakes, as he feels a strong sense of loyalty to Cuban and Dirk Nowitzki, in particular. Parsons also has a close relationship with Rick Carlisle and lobbied for Dallas' head coach to receive the five-year contract extension he signed this fall.
Makes no sense to get rid of green. We just need the Sixers to claim Ben because that frees up 2.2 million.
Getting rid of Green does not help because we would still have a cap hold preventing us from signing a new player.
Dude he's not a point guard?! Especially trying to match him up against Elite point guards?! That lineup is beyond ass, no consistent deep threat, and it lacks real real bad on defense. Come game 2 or 3 of a series LeBron is going to have to do a lot of heavy lifting again because Melo plays no defense big boy won't be able to stay on the court long enough, and shump can't shoot consistently to save his life.Lebron
Shumpert
Melo
TT
Mosgof
Everybody over 6'6
Can match GD length
And shump player PG in HS and college and sometimes in NYC
Not enough scoring in that lineup..GS would destroy that lineup easilyLebron
Shumpert
Melo
TT
Mosgof
Everybody over 6'6
Can match GD length
And shump player PG in HS and college and sometimes in NYC