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You call it a policy, I call it a business.
The US is completely ing insane with drug policy.
You call it a policy, I call it a business.
Part of it is I think he’s schtik wears teammates/coaches down after a year or two. No doubt he acts a fool at practice as well.
I think this will turn out to be a decent signing. He’s not a traditional PG and can easily play along side Russ.
Solid 3 point shooter, pesky defender, doesn’t need alot of touches, can effect the game in many ways. He’a also pretty damn happy to have been saved from Utah and back in LA. Oh and he hates the Clippers. Sounds like a win for the Lakers. If/when this Laker team implodes I don’t think it’ll be because of him.
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Yeah, thanks for explaining that to me. I can't believe weed is such a big charge in some stats in the US. I really don't think it's that big of a deal IMO.
50 dollars is 50 dollars.
A buck is an M, a yard is a B
Patrick hated clips cause of preferential treatment to stars Lakers will be no different
Not true. He hated Kawhi resting. LBJ doesn’t rest. Russ does not rest. If those guys are healthy they are pkaying 40 mins if need be.
AD, well maybe you have an argument. AD has something to prove this year.
Not saying I like any deals, not claiming it's true/possible/feasible/likely- some bull reddit rumor talk:
Spurs have engaged Cavs
Spurs FO has engaged with Cavs regarding Sexton. Apparently your coach might not be comfortable giving 19 year old guards a ton of minutes this season. My friend says they offered Richardson + a few 2nd round picks. Spurs obviously have enough money available to sign Sexton outright but want to send out a contract and sign him at a cheaper rate without Cavs having the right to match. This would save capspace for Spurs to make further trades. Not familiar enough with Spurs plan except to say they apparently feel they can still get a high pick with Sexton on their roster similar to what OKC has been doing with SGA. Sexton's agent Klutch told Cavs they will likely sign the qualifying offer and sign with Lakers next summer so Cle might be motivated to trade him now since they can't do it without his permission after he signs the QO. Klutch got a max deal for Garland and apparently also had Cavs convinced they could sign Lebron next summer before he signed the extension with Lakers lol. Cavs decision maker is currently in Africa so it might take a few weeks to play out with Sexton.
I'm just a nobody out here in Vegas but get a good nugget every once in a while when my friend hits town and starts talking..Maybe it happens maybe not but I feel safe in saying talks definitely occurred. At least it's something y'all can discuss...I'm definitely not the type to post regular on a sports board. Just a messenger posting what I was told so please don't jump on me Spurs fans!
https://www.reddit.com/r/NBASpurs/co..._engaged_cavs/
Interesting discussion about gauging the interest, Sexton's value, potential, fit with team and ability to bounce back recovery. Kind of like the Zollins situation, trusting he would recover. Sexton is a RFA so the trade would clear match obstacles as well as Spurs don't have an additional roster spot. Interesting angles on Chips departure and what that would mean for Sexton's need for shot repair. I've seen the discussion before on ST, seems like consensus is Sexton isn't really a good fit or good bet for success (inefficient player) so surely that factors in. Spurs might find their position makes Sexton a worthy gamble anyway. Just bored pre camp and running this old one again lol
Would be hilarious to see the Spurs get the wrong Collin(s) yet again lol /bluefont
I didn’t click the reddit links but this is a joke.
https://youtu.be/b8kk5RwN-8A
A ten-minute highlight reel of Beverly and Westbrook trying to injure each other over the years. This was made two years ago. Should be a great, harmonious relationship next year.
haha yeah I agree. "my friend" TSpence oh well offseason post carry on
Who knows obviously, but it's possible the Spurs' supposed stance on Sexton may have shifted given that 1) His market value is probably even less than initially thought and 2) The odds of helping to facilitate a blockbuster have all but vanished.
It's actually the opposite with Davis. He routinely returns to games he leaves with injury and plays gimpy.
Continuously gets injured and never build his body. Clearly makes no attempt to to build his body.
Admits to not shooting a single jump shot for 3 months with day-to-day injuries.
Is this where I insert the lmao emoji?!?
^That's irrelevant to what you were talking about.
The point is, he's no S bag, who's always looking for every excuse under the sun to sit out.
I’d rather be a s bag than a fking clown^
The point is, he's no S bag, who's always looking for every excuse under the sun to sit out.
Yeah I said itI’d rather be a s bag than a fking clown
Yeah I agree, the Sexton situation has changed a bit from when it was reported that Spurs asked about him earlier. The market has shifted and the Spurs may have circled back.
It actually has all the hallmarks of a traditional realistic Spurs move. Still pretty dubious "my friend" source but the points are valid.
He has 40mm 3 yrs on the table with Cleveland and won’t sign it… He is also an RFA. Put this together Spurstalk. That clown in the reddit thread is dumber than most here and that says alot.
1) The protracted negotiations have probably done irreparable damage to the relationship, making it more so about principle at this point.
2) He's probably not pleased with the greatly reduced role he'd be slated to play.
3) He'd probably prefer to "bet on" himself with a shorter contract and on a team where he'd have a more central role.
4)
Money talks, especially to a man coming off a serious injury. It’s that damn simple. You know who else talk too much? MUPPPETS… they look like this1) The protracted negotiations have probably done irreparable damage to the relationship, making it more so about principle at this point.
2) He's probably not pleased with the greatly reduced role he'd be slated to play.
3) He'd probably prefer to "bet on" himself with a shorter contract and on a team where he'd have a more central role.
4)
Sesame Street Ass
The idea would be to take (slightly) less short term to set himself up to make more long term.Money talks, especially to a man coming off a serious injury. It’s that damn simple. You know who else talk too much? MUPPPETS… they look like this
Sesame Street Ass
No one is suggesting this will or is likely to happen, but it's not far fetched.
If money talks then the Spurs can offer morejust sayin. But yeah, 40mm is a of a lot to bet on yourself lol esp coming off the injury.
And RFA only matters if CLE would match. Spurs may be testing a strained relationship and worst case scenario CLE matches?
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