Scalma
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*farts into mic*?
Par for the course. Like most of your posts.
Who gives a fuck? Block me
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*farts into mic*?
Par for the course. Like most of your posts.
I provided my answer by bolding a couple of words in your post.How (why) in the world did the Knicks waive this guy?!!
I provided my answer by bolding a couple of words in your post.
Who gives a fuck? Block me
72 VIRGINS!! STAT!Come on Enes. Sign a one year with us. We'll take care of you later.
Pretty please
we will see how much he really likes portland I guess. can't blame a guy for taking the money but I think he is a guy that values team culture and winning than cash, i could be wrong though
Mhh what could that mean
Mhh what could that mean
Mhhhhhhhhhhhh
But I prefer this takeHe’s still in a Blazer uni in that pic so I’d say it’s at least 50/50 he stays
If I had to guess based solely on that GIF, I'd say some unexpected team just offered him a shit ton of money.
NM I thought that was another Enes post.If I had to guess based solely on that GIF, I'd say some unexpected team just offered him a shit ton of money.
Blazers lose in either scenario.If Lakers are otherwise shut out of free agency, expect them to drop some serious cash on Kanter.
I mean, look at the deal they gave Mozgov and they were able to move that....
The Knicks retain him for the max LMFAOIf I had to guess based solely on that GIF, I'd say some unexpected team just offered him a shit ton of money.
The more I think about it the more I’d rather let Kanter go and have Collins as the starting/backup center. Spend the money on an actual power forward. Taj or Markieff would be good short term solutions. Then next year when Portland has more money go after someone like Gallinari. Could Collins be a power forward? Sure, but I think he’s better at center, and he prefers it anyway. There are plenty of minutes behind Nurk and he could play next to him in certain situations as well.
I think short term we are better with Enis. Long term (after Nurk gets back) we are better off signing a PF. Surprised Taj is a 21% career 3 pt shooter and he is 34 already.