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Marc Stein: Miami just as big of threat as Boston for Hayward

Beantown said:
Great weather? No way.

Great weather is San Diego....where Gordon already owns a home and lives a good portion of the year.
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I like San Diego weather too along with Miami weather. Little cold for swimming in the ocean in san Diego most of the year though. Ocean cold in Diego compared to miami.
 
Hayward thing aside, I'd take SD weather over Miami weather any month of the year. But that's me personally, as I don't care much about the temperature of the ocean.
 
the whole notion of the topic of this thread is an absolute joke. All you chickens like IJizz better start drinking hard sooth your jangled nerves.
 
Siro said:
Hayward thing aside, I'd take SD weather over Miami weather any month of the year. But that's me personally, as I don't care much about the temperature of the ocean.
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San Diego is incredible, but I take Miami. Why?

- you can swim in the water
- the women are incredible and many beaches are topless. (cheap perk I know) * pun intended
- surrounding area has Key West, Bahamas, Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, etc.
- not many Californians
- Cuban food

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ijazz said:
I agree. His podcast 2 days ago felt like he was
Greasing the skids he may leave


He highlighted 2 things that Locke said were legit that pissed Hayward off

1. Too much losing
2. His rfa contract year where they wouldn’t pay him. This is also the reason he is a ufa this summer instead of next. Jazz gambled and lost and I have a feeling are about to lose him
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Corbin!

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ijazz said:
I agree. His podcast 2 days ago felt like he was
Greasing the skids he may leave


He highlighted 2 things that Locke said were legit that pissed Hayward off

1. Too much losing
2. His rfa contract year where they wouldn’t pay him. This is also the reason he is a ufa this summer instead of next. Jazz gambled and lost and I have a feeling are about to lose him
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Utah (especially the coaching staff) has invested soooo much time and work in Hayward. IMO, they've also been on the ball getting G-Time the veteran help that he's needed. If he wants to hold grudges from the handling of his last contract, etc. maybe he's just looking for reasons to leave.
 
You can always rely on the media trying to take one out of the Jazz.

I'm fairly sure you wouldn't be seeing these reports if it was the Jazz in the lead to get him.

Also a plausible scenario is Hayward's camp forcing Utah's hand towards the maximum.
 
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