hoopsjock
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So he hasn't reported to his current team either.That’s cool, he’s not a free agent.
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So he hasn't reported to his current team either.That’s cool, he’s not a free agent.
So he hasn't reported to his current team either.
Anybody else think that we would've traded for Love already if we hadn't've signed Carmelo?
what in the hell does this have to do with Kevin Love?
He wants Kevin Love here?It is his way of bumping this thread so that we fully understand that he wants Kevin Love here.
LolHe wants Kevin Love here?
It is his way of bumping this thread so that we fully understand that he wants Kevin Love here.
Of course, but I think we would've made a trade for a pretty major scorer if Carmelo hadn't've been conveniently available.No, I’d say the contract is a bigger reason why we haven’t traded for Love yet.
Players rarely ever renegotiate contracts in the NBA. In fact the only one I can think of is Ryan Anderson allowing his contract to be partially guaranteed last year so the trade would work from Houston. Even then he would've made the just about the same money if he was on a team for the minimum this year.Of course, but I think we would've made a trade for a pretty major scorer if Carmelo hadn't've been conveniently available.
Re: the contract. It's hard to feel sorry for Love - if he really wanted out of Cleveland, he would be negotiating a contract. He's absurdly overpaid for the foreseeable future and Tristan Thompson at least has adopted a mentor role for the young'uns.
The fact that they rarely do it does not mean they couldn't if they wanted. He doesn't want to because he knows he'd never get anything close to that again.Players rarely ever renegotiate contracts in the NBA. In fact the only one I can think of is Ryan Anderson allowing his contract to be partially guaranteed last year so the trade would work from Houston. Even then he would've made the just about the same money if he was on a team for the minimum this year.
And you have of course read the CBA and know for sure that he could do that?The fact that they rarely do it does not mean they couldn't if they wanted. He doesn't want to because he knows he'd never get anything close to that again.
Seems like a weird clip to use to say this is the immature approach...? It wasnt his man who scored and if he helps he Has a terrible angle, and leaves his man wide open.
Of course the guy guarding the ball handler was nowhere close to his man either.He wasn’t paying any attention, like at all. If that ball was kicked to his guy he wouldn’t have been anywhere near him.
. I did get the part that Love wasn't paying attention.Love is hurting his already low trade value by actions and attitude. I want Portland to have nothing to do with him or his shitty contract
And this is why I didn't care for him while he was at LO. Dude is entitled and throws tantrums on the court.Love is hurting his already low trade value by actions and attitude. I want Portland to have nothing to do with him or his shitty contract
Show it against opponents, fine. Against his own team? NahSo he got attitude? We should take him then. Cos it's something we don't have. At all.
You think a player can't get out of a contract if both sides agree? You think ANY CBA could block that?And you have of course read the CBA and know for sure that he could do that?
He has turned his back on the play, so I doubt he would have any awareness of what he should be doing. Gave me a bad feeling about him.Seems like a weird clip to use to say this is the immature approach...? It wasnt his man who scored and if he helps he Has a terrible angle, and leaves his man wide open.
