RR7
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Re-read the quote I posted from Hart please. She was here. Life was hard on her here because she didn't like flying, and she was all the way out here away from friends and family. It wasn't hard because he was gone, he's an NBA player, she's used to that.Yes because his wife didn't live here with him since the Blazers wouldn't commit long term to him. Of course that was hard. If he had a long term commitment he'd have moved his wife to PDX and they'd have setup a home here for their family. Dude just wanted a place to settle down. Cronin and the Blazers weren't interested.
Here, I'll quote it again. You seemed to quote me on everything I posted n here, but failed to read any...
“Portland was good, but it was just so far and I’m not from the West Coast,” Hart recently told Andscape. “It was tough. Not on me, but more so on my wife because she’s not a huge fan of flying. So, she’s all the way in the Pacific Northwest, not really flying, just by herself. That was one of the things that was weighing on me a little bit, just seeing her struggle with that. So, me being gone but being close to home, it’s been great.
“I was superexcited about the trade. My first call was to my wife. Oh, man, she was excited. She was freaking out a little bit because obviously she’s got a doctor [in Portland], and everything is kind of situated. But once we got everything situated on that front, she was ecstatic.”
Now why in the fuck would she have a doctor in Portland if she didn't live here?