Reynolds Won't Return for Armor; Lee Prepares for D-League Draft
by Net Income on Nov 1, 2011 6:47 AM EDT
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PrintThe Armor may be looking for a point guard Thursday night when the D-League draft roll is called. Their floor general from last year, Scottie Reynolds, had until Monday to commit to returning and decided against it. Reynolds, along with returning JamesOn Curry, were the best players on the Armor last season.
The draft, which is held by conference call, goes eight rounds. The Armor's first pick is #17, the first pick in the second round. The Armor traded their first round pick a year ago for the rights to Reynolds, the Villanova All-American. Milton Lee, the Nets director of minor league operations, will run the draft for the Armor.
Lee is also the featured player in the latest edition of Nets' "Destination: Springfield". Lee and Armor coach Bob MacKinnon Jr. are shown at the team's Open Workouts October 22-23. The Nets camera crew will also be on hand Thursday night for the D-League Draft.
- "Destination: Springfield" Episode 3 (Video) - Springfield Armor - YouTube
- Jamaal Tinsley, The D-League Draft And What Else To Expect - Scott Schroeder - Ridiculous Upside
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hmm..is the new color scheme an indication of the teams colors when they move to Brooklyn?
I’m assuming NI or NetsDaily cannot say.
It's an SB Nation color scheme
Not a NetsDaily one.
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could you imagine
Kemba Walker and MarShon Brooks starting for the Nets?
by DJ HeavyDuty on Nov 1, 2011 10:30 AM EDT up reply actions
off topic, but. . .
anyone else catch this from sheridan’s blog? http://sheridanhoops.com/2011/11/01/chris-paul-knicks/
the Berman article is complete nonsense and full of wrong information, it's sheer ignorance
Knicks media blowing smoke as usual. And Knickzzzzz fanz believe it of course, when they can check that if the numbers of the cap are those Berman points out they would still have no cap room for a max.The blind leading the blind.
???
Economic projections from sources say the salary cap will then grow to about $60-$61 million in 2012, when the Knicks will have the largest cap space in the league and have room to woo either Chris Paul, Deron Williams or Dwight Howard, who are slated to become free agents
I think it's fine.
by NetsMets4Life on Nov 1, 2011 9:48 AM EDT up reply actions
I mean Berman is so clueless he says this:
When Balkman, a former first-round pick in the Isiah Thomas Era, is sliced, his $1.7M salary won’t count toward the cap under the new provision.
Without Balkman taking up 2012 cap room
Does this idiot realize 25% of his salary would still count against their cap?
HAHAHA oh wow check this comment out.
Much like Melo, Paul to the Knicks is basically pre-ordained. The rest of the league might as well just accept it. Now whether or not that gets them a ring will have to play out over time, I have my doubts about his health and size, but we will see.
Dolan is no dummy, of course he wants this settled fast. The Garden practically prints money in their basement when the Knicks are in action. Hope something gets settled soon.
Left by none other than someone with the name “Mecca.”
I think it's fine.
by NetsMets4Life on Nov 1, 2011 10:10 AM EDT up reply actions
To be honest...
I don’t see anything off-base in that comment. Everything seems spot-on to me.
(I’m not being facetious)
Chris Paul will be a Knick by 2012.
Even if he has to take a slight pay-cut.
It would be more then slight
They would only have around 13 million to sign him ( see elone’s math below). And that is if they renounce the rights to Fields and Douglas, and don’t sign their draft picks.
by dwill8brooklynbound on Nov 1, 2011 11:56 AM EDT up reply actions
Even if it's a (moderately) significant pay-cut...
He’ll be a Knick unless there’s a provision in the new CBA that prevents it.
The pay cut would be up around 7 or 8 million a year if they retain Fields/Douglas
That is a TON of money he is losing. (Max would be 18 million, they would have 13 million cap without Fields/Douglas, but if they keep those guys they would only have around 10 or 11 million to spend. Keep in mind that pretty much the entire rest of the roster would have to be minimum salary players so they’d be mediocre defensively and have no depth at all)
by dwill8brooklynbound on Nov 1, 2011 12:11 PM EDT up reply actions
Depends how much that cut is.
I think it's fine.
by NetsMets4Life on Nov 1, 2011 12:06 PM EDT up reply actions
Disagree.
They’ll work out the money. As I said, unless the new CBA prevents it, there is no doubt in my mind that Paul will be a Knick by 2013 (not 2012).
Well that's nice
But misguided.
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Chris Paul has knee concerns
This contract has potential to be his last. You think he’s willing to sacrifice what will likely be about $7M per year over the length of a 5 year contract?
$35 million dollars he is going to give up to play for the Knicks?
Hey, maybe. But to say there is “no doubt” is indeed misguided.
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If he's willing to play for $13.9M
And have 8 minimum contract players, then yes I agree.
Of course, really all he has to say is “Knicks or nobody” to New Orleans on a trade, saying he’ll sign with them for $13.9M if he has to.
If I was NO, I’d call that bluff though.
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I hope he is
then they will have to supporting cast and we(if Dwill stays) will consistently be smacking them around like we have done in the past.
Dwill / Howard and VERY GOOD supporting cast >>>>> Amare(bad Back) / Anthony (Ball Hog) / CP3 (Bad Knees) and VERY BAD Supporting Cast
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Two things:
First, and more importantly, what’s the basis for claiming that the Nets will have a good supporting cast? Going under the assumption that they do actually get Howard — which is a stretch, in itself — what’s to say that they’ll have the cap-room to fill out the roster sufficiently? If they are to acquire Howard through a trade, they’re going to be taking back a bad contract with him (that’s a large reason why the Nets offer one the best trading partners to the Magic). I don’t think I’m willing to agree with the notion that the Nets will have a “very good” or even ‘good’ supporting cast.
Plus, let’s not forget that veterans will be flocking to play with Paul, Anthony and Stat in the Garden. I know many of you guys scoff at the mystique of Madison Square Garden, but players don’t.
If you want to point to Stoudemire’s bad back — if I were you, I would have noted his surgically repaired knee, but to each his own — and Melo’s chuckery and Paul’s knees then I’m inclined to bring up Deron’s wrist (and ankle) and Howard’s inability to score down the stretch. Let’s try to be objective here.
Players love playing at Madison Square Garden
Just so long as its not for the home team.
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He's going to the Magics lol
Can’t wait to see who disagree’s
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"_________ has a face of a Star, and that Star is Lassie"-Jeff Ross
Since we are looking for news
I think this could count as a NetsDaily thread (being that it mentioned Deron Williams) taking a look at Berman’s claim and outlining ours.
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True...
anything to push any kardashian story further down the page, lol. Again though, good job NI for staying on top of all this stuff. Cannot WAIT to see what we do to improve the team if/when we start back up this year.
by netsmetsgiants on Nov 1, 2011 11:10 AM EDT up reply actions
60 million?
I would hope that this buffoon is right, we’d have a distinct advantage.
by MrDollarBills on Nov 1, 2011 10:41 AM EDT up reply actions
It's not all that big of a deal
$2M more? Still doesn’t get them to a max player.
They’d have EIGHT minimum contract players as well, leaving them with I think $14M to offer CP3 or Deron.
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and
the max salary is a % of the cap, so if the cap goes up so does the max contract figure, so basically that doesn’t help them in getting a 3rd max, that’s one of the main flaws in the Knicks’ homers logic re cap going up and having room for a max.
I still have it at ~$14M, regardles of what max is
Amare: $19,948,799
Melo: $20,463,024
Amnesty Balkman Cap Hold: $418,750
Shumpert: $1,444,100
8 minimum contracts to meet 12 players required: $3.8M
Cap room left to sign CP3, Deron, or Dwight: $13,925,327
Is my math correct?
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I think it is
if there’s a $58M cap, the max CP3, DWill or DWight could get = contract starting at $17.4M
If there’s a $61M cap, the max they could get = contract starting at $18.3M
and those FAs’ teams could offer them more years (maybe 2 more years as Stern said) and higher annual percentage raises so any max guy who wants to go there would have to take a massive paycut while guys like Amare and Melo would be making 20M apiece while having to fill out the rest of the roster with minimum guys.
The funny thing is
these writers think NBA players are only fixated on creating Super Teams.
Watch and See. These players are still going wake up and still try to form super teams but are going to look at how Dallas took out a Miami team with 3 stars and NO bench. Paul, Dwill, or Howard would be IDIOTS to go to the Non Defense Playing Amare-Anthony Knicks with no money to get quality back ups. LOL!!!!
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okay didnt the heat do it like this
they signed nobody, draft picks were all 2nd rounders. and already had chalmers and arroyo under contract, traded away beasley, cook and wrights cap holds/contracts. wade, haslem, and anthony were all free agents and they waived/re-signed james jones
then signed lebron and bosh, used bird rights to sign wade, signed haslem to a real cheap deal with bird rights, signed Miller to MLE, signed anthony to cheap deal using bird rights, then signed everyone else to vet min deals
so the knicks could use up all the vet min money to go to paul and then sign vet min guys while over the cap. but the heat had two guys under contract for two million with 3 guys cap holds(wade, haslem, anthony). Lebron/Bosh/Wade made 43 million combined last year and the team payroll was 65 million. Melo and Amare make 40 million next year leaving basically 12-14 million for paul because of Shumpert and Balkmans cap hold assuming they dont pick up toney douglas option.
so they could sign all three for 56 million with shumpert and then put 7 vet min scrubs next to them and an MLE guy. there is no haslem, anthony, and chalmers already waiting to re-sign with them.
so Chris Paul, MLE guy, Melo, Amare, vet min
vet min, shumpert, vet min, vet min, vet min
vet min, vet min
NBA players care about money first. not one solid rotation player went to play with the heat for the vet min, just a bunch of scrubs on their last breath. that knick roster looks no different than the hornets roster except a slight upgrade over a fully healthy david west and a huge upgrade over trevor ariza. so about 50 wins oh wait the hornets were an elite defensive team so maybe only 45 wins the most and this is of course if Chris Paul’s health is good and his playoff performance carries over
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by starbury_to_s-jaxci2000 on Nov 1, 2011 11:57 AM EDT up reply actions
The only thing is
the Heat didnt have $40 mill locked in on two of their stars.
Wade had a cap hold. He eventually took less then he was going to to help the Heat get the other two.
Lebron and Bosh are making less then $40 mil.
Amare and Anthony are on the books for 2012/2013 $40 mil while Wade, Lebron and Bosh are on the books for $51 Mil. Then you figure what eLone said, how do they expect to win the big one without a supporting cast.
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uhh i think i noted all that
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by starbury_to_s-jaxci2000 on Nov 1, 2011 11:16 PM EDT up reply actions
I have been saying this for years
I don’t understand why people who should know better can’t even do that simple math. I understand Sheridan, he is a knicks homer, but Mark Stein? Bucher? Woj? Signing CP3 is a common misconception that spreads like wildfire.
THE ONLY WAY THE KNICKS GET ONE OF THOSE PLAYERS IS BY TRADING BILLUPS AND FIELDS FOR ONE OF THEM. that frankly is a joke of a deal and who knows if the new CBA would even allow this.
and if the Hornets trade CP3
while the NBA still owns them, it will be the height of hypocrisy.
"It's as sweet as it ever was, I'll tell you. Now, hopefully, we started something and we can win some more championships, but we're going to enjoy this one right now. Have a little champagne." --Julius Erving, May 12, 1976, ABA champion Nets locker room.
And they can go over to resign some their own players after Paul and a MLE big would also come into the mix. They got an owner willing to spend so those shouldn’t be a problem.
Paul doesn’t strike me as the type of guy that would NEED to be a MAX player either. He’s made a lot of money on and off the court already and he’s a high character guy. If he really wants to play there , it’s a real possibility.
"This isn’t fantasy or rotisserie basketball. Why would Denver want Outlaw? Would you?" - Al Iannazzone
"Resign" who?
There’s nobody who is a free agent. They will need to sign all new players (9) after renouncing Fields’ rights, amnesty’ing Balkman and declining the option on Douglas.
They will have Melo, Stat, and Shumpert under contract amounting to $41.8M of a $58M cap.
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yo andres!!
long time no see
terrence williams still sucks :-D
by MrDollarBills on Nov 1, 2011 10:55 AM EDT up reply actions
yep
and I was talking about us. If I’m not mistaken, we’d have an advantage if the cap goes up
by MrDollarBills on Nov 1, 2011 10:54 AM EDT up reply actions
Why'd you post this again ?
Here’s an article for some.
NBA owner fined 500k for twitwitting fans about lockout. It’s not much but it is a hint to what was mentioned on this blog about owners going at it with each other.
by Zartan on Nov 1, 2011 10:02 AM EDT via mobile up reply actions
And...
the Sixers one.
All NBA blogs are black and white for what would have been the first two days of the season.
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by NetsDaily on Nov 1, 2011 10:03 AM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
lol
nice response NetsDaily, maybe you or Net Income should set up those fanshot or some notification that every1 can see about why theres the color change.
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Is the NBA player union divided ?
This article in Hoopsworld has some pretty interesting stuff in it…Discusses how Fisher supposably tried to cut a secret 50-50 BRI deal with Stern, and also discusses the possibility of a 78 games season…
Derek Fishers e-mail to players assocation on Monday;
Usually I wouldn’t even dignify absurd media reports with a comment. But before these reports go any further, let me say on the record to each of you, my loyalty has and always will be with the players. Anyone that questions that or doubts that does not know me, my history, and what I stand for. And quite frankly, how dare anyone call that into question. The Players Association is united and any reports to the contrary are false. There have been no side agreements, no side negotiations or anything close.
http://www.hoopsworld.com/nba-am-players-association-divided/
it will either be 50-50
or the players will get less than that
The agents have led the players astray. The small market teams have no reason to play out another season until the system is fixed.
by MrDollarBills on Nov 1, 2011 10:43 AM EDT up reply actions
players should at least vote now
they are in for a rude awakening if they believe they’ll get anything better.
Well if you need something funny to read...
http://www.sportspickle.com/news/8639/chris-bosh-shows-up-for-season-opener-like-a-moron
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Ha
"Chris Bosh is a moron," said a Heat player who asked to remain anonymous, but is Lebron James.
I think it's fine.
by NetsMets4Life on Nov 1, 2011 12:08 PM EDT up reply actions 3 recs
How do you skip preseason and other scheduled workouts for the opener
Its obviously a joke . Funny if your there with him in NY but not as someone trying to spin it as true.
by Zartan on Nov 1, 2011 12:54 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
LMAO
that hilarious. i read Bosh and moron in the same sentence like 4 times in there. Is he for real? Some1 check his twitter
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With Reynolds not coming back, this is a perfect opportunity for Uzoh to become the best player.
Hope Uzoh will stay in Nets organization.
He has potential to become a combo guard.
Wow... Must reading but don't know how much is fact or fiction...
It’s not remotely a secret in NBA circles that Fisher had been pushing behind the scenes for a 50-50 split on BRI and that Hunter is convinced the union should not accept less than 52-48. It’s also not a secret that Fisher’s superstar Lakers teammate Kobe Bryant had joined the fight for 50-50.
Hunter is listening to the agents
"Rooting for the Yankees is like rooting for Steve Jobs to win the lotto." - Chris Rock
The NBA - Where 2012 doesn't happen
Patrick Ewing - The NBA's all-time leader in rushing yards
If Kobe and Fisher are willing to go 50-50...
you can bet so are many other NBA players…
Why doesn’t Hunter go 50-50 and let the players vote on it ?
Hunter is in a tough spot but he must see the handwriting on the wall by now…
Not saying its true or not
The rumors do fit with who I think Fisher is. Smart lo-life , Expletive.
by Zartan on Nov 1, 2011 1:16 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
Derek Fisher is obviously a very bright young man who's career is winding down...
Maybe he’s laying plans for future employment in the NBA ?
The Nets’ first pick is #17, the first pick in the second round. The Nets traded their first round pick a year ago for the rights to Reynolds
Shouldn’t these say Armor?
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Patrick Ewing - The NBA's all-time leader in rushing yards
I'm pretty confused on how that whole D-League works...
Are the Armor players Nets property ?
Can another team bring up an Armor player from the D-League.
Or are the D-League Armor players only Nets property if the Nets send one of their own players down there for rehab or conditioning ?
Confused minds want to know…(LOL)
in order
1) No.
2) Yes
3) Correct
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so what's the point
of a hybrid affiliation then? The NBA needs a true minor league IMO.
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Patrick Ewing - The NBA's all-time leader in rushing yards
Article in Forbes on the D-LEague written last November...
The D-League’s plan: to achieve profitability soon through more lucrative sponsorships – at least a couple of teams are poised to adorn sponsor names on their game jerseys – and cutting costs by forging stronger affiliations with NBA clubs, a move that would shift more player payroll costs to the parent teams. For NBA teams, taking over D-League rosters altogether represents a chance to cut costs for them too: why continue take a chance on a multi-year, seven-figure deal to a young bench player who may never develop, when you can develop 12 players for about $500,000 a year? Currently, NBA teams typically supply two players per team to their D-League affiliates. The rest are signed independently.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/tomvanriper/2010/11/12/nba-d-league-10-years-of-progress/
here's the point
as we’ve written on more than one occasion: the D-League represents in normal times severals advantages for the NETS.
Here’s how.
Under the D-League rules, the Armor (and any other single affiliation team) can offer contracts to the last three players cut by their NBA parent. The Nets. like they did last year, pay small guarantees to undrafted players they like, players such as Brian Zoubek or Ben Uzoh. The combination of the guarantees and D-League salary would prevent them from going to Europe. While other teams can call them up, they will become steeped in Nets strategy, play calls, etc. There is also likely to a gentlemans agreement among teams as more and more of them establish relationships. About half the teams now have single team relationships.
"It's as sweet as it ever was, I'll tell you. Now, hopefully, we started something and we can win some more championships, but we're going to enjoy this one right now. Have a little champagne." --Julius Erving, May 12, 1976, ABA champion Nets locker room.
From Wikipedia
Scottie Reynolds (born October 10, 1987) is an American professional basketball player who will play for the Talk ’N Text Tropang Texters of the Philippine Basketball Association.
what a name
lol
read this
T & T(whats it look like as a word)
and then the T’s at the end.
LOL
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Has there been any new info about the Dr. J auction?
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Neither is acquiring Hedo/Arenas for ANY team in the NBA
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what about stretch exception
that reduces the cost of his contract…
"It's as sweet as it ever was, I'll tell you. Now, hopefully, we started something and we can win some more championships, but we're going to enjoy this one right now. Have a little champagne." --Julius Erving, May 12, 1976, ABA champion Nets locker room.
with the stretch exception the full contract is still paid, it just distrtibutes it differently. It stretches the salary over more years. Can’t see how creating a cap hit of $3.1M over the next NINE seasons would be appealing to anyone, $3.9M in savings ain’t worth it.
pick your poison
$7M a year over the next 4 season
or
$3.1M a year until 2020.
Agh. I’m not sure what would be worse.
Being able to use the stretch exception on him doesn’t make him any more tradeable, IMO.
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Larry will teams be allowed to use the amnesty & the stretch excepetion in the same year or will there be any type of restriction on this? Thx.
Larry Coon: I believe so, but nothing’s final yet.
Frenchie easy to move
he has two years left and one thing we dont know is whether the maximum amount permitted in trades will be larger or smaller. Imagine if it goes to $5 million. You could trade him for nothing and send along $5 million, all but $1.25 million of what he is owed.
"It's as sweet as it ever was, I'll tell you. Now, hopefully, we started something and we can win some more championships, but we're going to enjoy this one right now. Have a little champagne." --Julius Erving, May 12, 1976, ABA champion Nets locker room.
I agree Frenchie could be moved
question is is will we able to dump him before free agency opens so we can use that money?
you can no longer call it Lockout news since its the same story everytime
1. Decided to meet
2. happy with wat weve done today
3. significant progress.
4. we’re very close
5. We’re dumbasses and the whole thing fell apart.
6. it wasnt meant to b done today
7. urge solidarity
8. We feel for the fans
9. i definetly got carried away with this list
10. just cuz i hate even numbers
its only news when the lockouts over
Yes...
The lockout was resolved and we signed free agent Nene and traded Brook Lopez and Outlaw for Dwight Howard and Orlando’s #1 pick in 2012….
Not much else to report on right now, but it’s rumored Deron is willing take a pay cut to play for the Nets…
hearing a few things
1. cap holds will not be 100%.
2. amnesty will be 100%.
"It's as sweet as it ever was, I'll tell you. Now, hopefully, we started something and we can win some more championships, but we're going to enjoy this one right now. Have a little champagne." --Julius Erving, May 12, 1976, ABA champion Nets locker room.
Thanks! Just wanted to hear about any meetings to get my hopes up lol
Dwight or bust....
Superbowl or bust...
Off-topic: Spike Lee
So I hit Brooklyn’s best-known director on twitter and asked this:
When is @SpikeLee going to throw his allegiance behind Brooklyn’s soon-to-arrive pro basketball team?
Judging from his response (“NEVER EVER EVER.”), I don’t think he’s on board yet.
I still think he’s angling for the Hulk Hogan-to-NWO shocker angle. Stay tuned.
He's said that many times
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His loss
Guess I can’t blame him, though. After enduring a decade of putrid basketball, only a crazy person would jump ship on NYK at this point (e.g., me).
If you jumped from Knicks to Nets
you must not have been a big fan during that 12 win season.
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Do we think the\at Prokhorov is very involved with the lockout
It seems like with him being the richest owner he should be the most vocal about having loose restrictions and moving this along. Also considering the situation we’re in, where we need a season, I think he should be a little more invloved.
by Barclays Center 2012 on Nov 1, 2011 4:42 PM EDT reply actions
I’ve heard the owners are essentially ranked by seniority…. Meaning he’s not gonna be listened to.
by Kmart6nets on Nov 1, 2011 5:10 PM EDT via iPhone app up reply actions
Small money
As the divide between big-money and small-money owners deepens, you can bet the Robert Sarvers of the world don’t want to hear a word a Russian Oligarch has to say.
Maybe if Robert Sarver and those of his ilk had gotten into the mining game, we’d be watching ball by now.
MarShon playing this weekend
"It's as sweet as it ever was, I'll tell you. Now, hopefully, we started something and we can win some more championships, but we're going to enjoy this one right now. Have a little champagne." --Julius Erving, May 12, 1976, ABA champion Nets locker room.
been saying for the longest CP3 will be a Knick
I know some people will be hating the Knicks hard but don’t hate the player hate the game if they get it done
My lil man.....can't tell me god don't exist.
Word
but we can’t hate the game
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I would still take Deron Williams + Dwight Howard over that lineup
better compliment to offense defense
Good luck tryna stop Amare in the paint, Melo from all over, with CP3 having the ball.
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