Durant deal doesn't really set the market for anything since Durant himself is influencing where he is goingThat’s the first big domino. Memphis was smart to get their haul for Bane before Durant sets the market.
I feel like we are primed for a Sunday night deal.....
Suns won, even though they’re not a great fit for Green. Sometimes you just have to take the best deal you can get and move forward.Pretty big return for a guy in his mid 30’s but I’m having a hard time trying to decide who won and lost this trade. I almost want to say they both won and lost lol
So, it will be a little bit of a standoff....but am I incorrect in saying that Beal is just going to say no to every single trade and get waived/bought out? If I'm him, I'm saying no to every deal and only giving back an amount of money that I can re-coup on a minimum contract. Then he can pretty much pick anywhere he wants to go on a minimum deal, get paid the same, and he won't damage his new team. In what scenario should Beal say "yes" to a trade where he could just get bought out and sign there anyways? PHX only counter to this behavior would be to send him home and pay him.
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A good trade doesn’t have a loser.Pretty big return for a guy in his mid 30’s but I’m having a hard time trying to decide who won and lost this trade. I almost want to say they both won and lost lol
Dont think so. Durant was considered mid cost due to his age/contract where as I still think Utah is looking to make out like bandits on a Lauri deal.Now that the Durant trade is completed, I really wonder if Lauri becomes a priority for some of the teams that missed out.
Must be a real locker-room cancer.The Suns are gonna buy out $110m?! I don’t believe that
Still insane to think Beal got a max and a no-trade clause. Probably one of the worst contracts given in NBA history.