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Diamond77 said:
Let's discuss why the hell DL decided to give to Pleiss a multi-year contract for about $10 million over three years.
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Caaaakkkkkkk bruh.... cakkkkk
 
Diamond77 said:
He admitted he wasn't happy in Utah, especially for the way he has been handled. He said his first two seasons were very frustrating.
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Do you believe he wasn't handled correctly here? If so you must be livid over how Billy Donovan's handling him.
 
KD's Framily said:
Do you believe he wasn't handled correctly here? If so you must be livid over how Billy Donovan's handling him.
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He wasn't handled correctly here. Looking back now, how could you say they shouldn't have tried to trade Al Jefferson or Paul Millsap to clear space for Enes and Derrick.. What would the difference have been?

The $$ could've worked too if they spent wisely elsewhere..

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Diamond77 said:
Let's discuss why the hell DL decided to give to Pleiss a multi-year contract for about $10 million over three years.
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KD's Framily said:
Do you believe he wasn't handled correctly here? If so you must be livid over how Billy Donovan's handling him.
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It is just a matter of time him being a starter. Ibaka will be an unrestricted free agent at the end of next season and Adams will be a restricted free agent in 2017.
 
PG_AB said:
He wasn't handled correctly here. Looking back now, how could you say they shouldn't have tried to trade Al Jefferson or Paul Millsap to clear space for Enes and Derrick.. What would the difference have been?

The $$ could've worked too if they spent wisely elsewhere..
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Oh, I agree he wasn't handled correctly during that time. Honestly, if during that point Kanter had demanded a trade, I wouldn't have blamed him at all.

My problem with him was how he and his agent both said that they didn't have any problems with Snyder, and cited the Corbin era as part of the reason why he was demanding a trade. Odd to demand a trade when the problem was long gone. The truth was that he didn't like his minutes being reduced because he couldn't play defense. So now he's on a team where his minutes are even further reduced because he can't play defense. Funny how that worked.
 
Diamond77 said:
It is just a matter of time him being a starter. Ibaka will be an unrestricted free agent at the end of next season and Adams will be a restricted free agent in 2017.
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Well at least we agree on one thing. As long as a given team gets rid of virtually all its other talent at center, Kanter should be a starter.
 
KD's Framily said:
Well at least we agree on one thing. As long as a given team gets rid of virtually all its other talent at center, Kanter should be a starter.
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I guess he accepted this role this season because he knows he will be an important piece of the Thunder future and they trust him.

Let's see what these playoffs will show about Kanter. You once admitted to be a huge Kevin Durant fan, so I guess you will watch Kanter playing in the playoffs.
 
Pleiss has one more guaranteed year. Will he contribute at all? Maybe they can trade him for a ramen packet.
 
Diamond77 said:
Let's see what these playoffs will show about Kanter. You once admitted to be a huge Kevin Durant fan, so I guess you will watch Kanter playing in the playoffs.
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I imagine it won't be any different from what we've already seen. Kanter will have a few great offensive games because other teams are focused on stopping Durant/Westbrook, and you will let the entire board know about it. When people correctly point out to you that their problem with Kanter was never his offense, but his defense (which is why his minutes per game in OKC are even lower than they were in Utah), you will ignore this point entirely to lament the fact that Jazz fans refuse to give Kanter any credit.

Sound about right?
 
KD's Framily said:
I imagine it won't be any different from what we've already seen. Kanter will have a few great offensive games because other teams are focused on stopping Durant/Westbrook, and you will let the entire board know about it. When people correctly point out to you that their problem with Kanter was never his offense, but his defense (which is why his minutes per game in OKC are even lower than they were in Utah), you will ignore this point entirely to lament the fact that Jazz fans refuse to give Kanter any credit.

Sound about right?
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Frankly speaking after yesterday's Jazz loss, I don't have intention to follow the playoffs right now.
 
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