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Gordon Hayward Retires

So he deserves a cushy retirement playing video games all day and once a year meeting with his mo...er wif...errrr "accountants" to review his 9-figure investment portfolio? What exactly did he to for karma to give him so so much more than others? Must be a saint

No.

You got to compare it to what could have been had he not backstabbed us in the back.

The moment he did that his life went downhill. Fast.
 
No karma is the metaphysical quasi-supernatural belief in the universe "balancing" itself specifically to right perceived wrongs committed by humans. As if we matter more in the universe than any other animal, which is ludicrous. It's not even the right application of the word in its original meaning. Karma as it gets thrown around on social media is ********. There is zero cause and effect in play here, it is just **** that happens coincidentally by random chance that dimwits attribute to karma.
If you’re nice to me, I’m more likely to be nice to you.

That’s the most basic form of Karma.
 
I do wonder if Utah ownership will embrace Hayward like they have for past Jazz players. Or if Hayward would accept doing things like appearing at Jazz games next to past teammates (like 6-10 years from now).

I know we look back on Dwill being less controversial than Hayward due to the fact the Jazz actually got "benefit" from Dwill leaving (really turned out to be nothing that helped the Jazz all that much and still has a lasting negatie effect with the Favors trade to OKC holding up the 1st rounder). But when the Dwill thing happened he was blamed as the person who made Sloan quit which was a huge deal to a lot of people.
 
If you’re nice to me, I’m more likely to be nice to you.

That’s the most basic form of Karma.
That isn't karma though, that is just normal human decency. It isn't even cause and effect because you cannot guarantee the effect. You can be nice as hell and still have the guy pull a gun on you. What would that be karma for?

You do know that karma is meant to be the cosmic response of the universe to good actions in life providing one with a better re-birth, as in reincarnation, right? It isn't even really meant to mean anything in the current life, mostly aimed at the hereafter.
 
I do wonder if Utah ownership will embrace Hayward like they have for past Jazz players. Or if Hayward would accept doing things like appearing at Jazz games next to past teammates (like 6-10 years from now).

I know we look back on Dwill being less controversial than Hayward due to the fact the Jazz actually got "benefit" from Dwill leaving (really turned out to be nothing that helped the Jazz all that much and still has a lasting negatie effect with the Favors trade to OKC holding up the 1st rounder). But when the Dwill thing happened he was blamed as the person who made Sloan quit which was a huge deal to a lot of people.
God I hope not. Let sleeping dogs lie.
 
Also, Dennis Lindsey deserves the most blame for finagling over a couple of million dollars on Hayward's contract deal in RFA.
 
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