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Durant's decision has all but assured a long-term lockout

I just don't see an NFL style cap.
Especially with the new money coming in.

Who is the imbecile in the NFLPA who agreed to a 10 year CBA agreement? The NFL players gotta be watching this insanity and thinking they picked the wrong sport.
 
Who is the imbecile in the NFLPA who agreed to a 10 year CBA agreement? The NFL players gotta be watching this insanity and thinking they picked the wrong sport.

Well, they did. The sport will be hemorrhaging potential talent as time goes on because it's one of the most dangerous things you can do in athletics.

Maybe these things are related.
 
This should guarantee that 28 of the owners are going to vote to opt out of the CBA in 2017. They are going to try to put an end to super teams. Imagine how butt hurt all the teams that tried to build a contender with all the off season huge contracts only to have it snatched out of their hands and shoved up their asses.

Inb4 remember the 2004 Pistons.
Inb4 you still have to play the games.

However joyful it is for me to envision Kanter basically joining Guns n' Roses the day before Slash and Duff quit and Axl got fat, however much pleasure I get from thinking of those douch canoe owners that promised Seattle they woildn't move and then almost immediately they started packing up, it doesn't compare with the feeling that this is bad for basketball, and this is bad for the Jazz.

Owners are going to try to get the players over a barrel by ****ing with their money, it's the only way And it will mean an entire season or more gonzo.

The players, who almost never have much public support to begin with, will have much less this go around.
 
Unless players sign for vet-minimums in order to get those rings. That would ****ing suck

So, let me get this straight.....we hate athletes that are greedy. But once they sacrifice money for winning, we hate them for wanting a ring? Got it. And don't even f******* start on me about loyalty. Ask Seattle about Clay Bennet's loyalty.
 
It does not matter anyways because no superstar is ever going to sign with the Jazz anyways.

That's why the jazz need to get high draft picks whenever they can and then hit homeruns with those picks.
 
Why? You dont think people will recognize the ridiculous recent team sale prices?

Perhaps, but I don't think people care about that at all. I do think if the owners frame it as they are trying to introduce more parity to the league and reduce these super teams that are forming they will win that battle.
 
As others have already said, both sides are raking in too much cash to justify a lockout.

Here's what will happen. I'm guessing the league will send a message through a first round exit with the most one-sided reffing ever seen on the planet. One way or another, the league will find a way to show their disapproval without the owners sacrificing their cash cow.
 
The only way it blows up is if either Curry or Durant get hurt and the depth guys suck ***. I guess that chemistry issues or KD realizing that his move hurts his legacy could lead to a situation where he moves to a new team next year. Wouldn't put it past him for this to be a one year test drive also.

Consider the pressure. They won't be less than being the clear-cut best team in the West and the overwhelming favorite to win the championship. The Cavs looked awful early on, fired their coach and put together an epic playoff run. If the Dubs stumble. . . it's going to be SO much more magnified now.
 
Hell yeah this lines up perfectly with the first year of my LDS mission. Miss as little basketball as possible.


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Hell yeah this lines up perfectly with the first year of my LDS mission. Miss as little basketball as possible.


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I'm telling your bishop that you said "Hell yeah".
 
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