Lewis was an instrumental part of a finals team and is the best power forward in Sonics history
He played Small Forward with the Sonics. Terrible troll attempt.
Lewis was an instrumental part of a finals team and is the best power forward in Sonics history
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sharp knees etcthis one?
What's a better deal for Orlando then? They can't bank on Bynum resigning there. Even if he does, he has serious character and maturity issues.
Come on man, you know Washington is a big time baller state... oh wait.
Yeah. You're right.
What's a better deal for Orlando then? They can't bank on Bynum resigning there. Even if he does, he has serious character and maturity issues.
The Rockets are willing to throw everything and the kitchen sink. And again Orlando can give an extra 25 million reasons for Bynum to stay. Worst case he doesn't resign but at least you're not stuck with scrubs and paying 58 million to Brook Lopez and getting a crapshoot of picks. Really the players the Magic are getting from their haul won't even be with the team and Lopez is just going to be an expiring contract.
Oh look. She wears make-up.
And lots of it.
Isn't that their plan though? They don't want to contend. They want picks, expiring contracts, and they want to shed salary. I think people are wanting them to try to contend, but it's obvious that their front office wants a complete tear down. So why is the Nets/Cavs/Magic deal a bad one again?
Ninja, I proposed keeping him and letting him walk multiple times in this thread and I was ridiculed for it. People said I didn't understand how businesses work.
They could get Bynum and if he walks it accomplishes the same thing as letting Howard walk. if you agree with letting Howard walk then what getting Bynum should be a no brainer. If the front office wants a complete tear down then how in the world is making your team full dogshit and a bloated contracted going to help? Nothing from the Nets trade is going to help Orlando now or in the future.
I said it before, they must just not want Bynum.
On all fronts it's the better deal than Lopez on the surface. Yet you aren't hearing anything of it, to me that screams Orlando doesn't want Bynum.
They need a center though, as Big Baby isn't gonna play that role.
I said it before, they must just not want Bynum.
On all fronts it's the better deal than Lopez on the surface. Yet you aren't hearing anything of it, to me that screams Orlando doesn't want Bynum.
They need a center though, as Big Baby isn't gonna play that role.
lol @ all the salt from laker fans over Dwight. He's going to end up in Brooklyn one way or another. Either through this trade or after next season. Just let it go already. He does -not- want to play for an aging team destined to be humiliated in the playoffs (again).
lol @ all the salt from laker fans over Dwight. He's going to end up in Brooklyn one way or another. Either through this trade or after next season. Just let it go already. He does -not- want to play for an aging team destined to be humiliated in the playoffs (again).
He can't go after the season. But good job showing you're uninformed!
Well, you win.
The brunette is my wife btw
Right because if they couldn't get a deal done now, god forbid they wouldn't try anything during this season or after it's over.
The brunette is my wife btw
after the season he's a free agent how the fuck would they trade him, Skip?
Well, you win.
Sign him? Brooklyn?
As long as Orlando keeps Von Wafer, really.. who the fuck cares?
Sign him? Brooklyn?
after the season he's a free agent how the fuck would they trade him, Skip?
He signed a contract to play in China. He gone, bruv.
The only way the Lakers are a better deal for Orlando is if they can dump Hedo's salary and not have to take back MWP. I thought they were gonna package Ryno for that reason. Try to get Bynum+Pau. Lakers upgrade at C and downgrade at PF, and vice-versa for the Magic. It allows the Magic to remain in win-now mode. Dwight for Bynum+scrub alone doesn't make them a contender, and Bynum walks at the end of the year anyway.
The Nets deal is better IMO, because they're gonna get better picks than what LA can offer, and apparently more picks too. They get a center that they can be a good #2 option. They will have more cap flexibility to lure a top FA next year, like CP3, and a gang of picks to either trade around for a supporting cast, or draft good role players.
I think they'd rather take a chance landing a big name with max cap room than being saddled with big contracts on players that might not stick around. PEACE.
With the complete lack of quality centers in this league, who exactly do the Blazers think they can acquire through a trade that we could get equal value for?
I mean seriously? Just rotate Leonard with Old Man Thomas, and when needed put Aldridge in the 5 with JJ at the 4.
Lilliard, Mathews, Batum, JJ, LA.
It's not a solid 5. It's not even a solid 2. It's really just LA.. but fuck it.. what are we gonna give up to get someone?
Only guy we have who has trade value is LA.. and Elliot Williams?
Yeah. Go with my Leonard/Thomas rotation.
Man.. my team sucks.
To think what it could have been.. Miller/Roy/Batum/LA/Oden
I'm sure CP3 is salivating to play with a max contract Brook Lopez :lol. All that wonderful cap flexibility with Brook Lope'z alabatross of a contract is surely going to help. And again do you not realize how worthless late 20s first rounders are with a guaranteed salary?! There's a reason winning teams routinely trade or sell them like candy.
They could probably get him for the vet minimum.
Well, winning teams don't usually have room on the bench for those picks. Not that you can't find quality in the 20's. Bad teams tend to have room on the end of the bench.
Hickson is pretty terrible and didn't even get his QO picked up by the Blazers.
I'm sure CP3 is salivating to play with a max contract Brook Lopez :lol. All that wonderful cap flexibility with Brook Lope'z alabatross of a contract is surely going to help. And again do you not realize how worthless late 20s first rounders are with a guaranteed salary?! There's a reason winning teams routinely trade or sell them like candy.
I certainly don't think it's out of the realm of possibility to shed a bunch of contracts in hopes of getting him. I mean, Wallace's contract is a disaster - that's probably the most complicated.
Let Howard walk and get cap space, but since 95% of nba front offices are shitty and incompetent, they wouldn't have the balls to do that and deal with the backlash from uninformed fans, so they'd rather trot out a crappy center who is about as fast as my grandmother and give him a max contract and say "Hey he's 7 feet tall! See we got something for Dwight!"