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Say what? You know in the Finals, Harden went to the line more in the 4thQ than that Durant or Westbrick. While they were folding like cheap lawn chairs coming down the stretch,,Harden was in attack mode and taking it to the hole,,
Who the is Kanter going to guard on the Spurs? He'll be borderline unplayable now that you can't hide him on Tiago (not saying Tiago himself was that bad).
OKC was over the cap even renouncing Kanter, and would have only had the MLE to replace him. Given Baynes got that kind of money, not sure they could have taken that chance of having just Ibaka/Adams/Collison on the roster.
Say what? You know in the Finals, Harden went to the line more in the 4thQ than that Durant or Westbrick. While they were folding like cheap lawn chairs coming down the stretch,,Harden was in attack mode and taking it to the hole,,
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Oklahoma City has informed Portland it has matched $70M offer sheet for restricted free agent Enes Kanter, league sources tell Yahoo Sports.
Yeah, but that contract is costing them $40 million for 2015-16 as of now.
You're underestimating the cap OKC is in. Renouncing Kanter would only get them $3 million under the luxury tax line.
They didn't make the Finals but their regular season record was better.Wait what? They did better without him by not making the finals?
They still made the WCF. They were down Ibaka and still had a legit chance. Don't act like that choking got you worship is anything close to a franchise player. We saw him sitting on his ass while Jet and the Gang grabbed jacks and timbers.
Good news. Hopefully he plays over Adams and alongside Ibaka whenever they play the Spurs tbh.
And isn't Waiters a RFA next year? Though the cap rises, you can bet he is watching this.You're underestimating the cap OKC is in. Renouncing Kanter would only get them $3 million under the luxury tax line.
Ok then. They didn't go as far without him than they did with him. That's it and that's all.
Good news for the Spurs...
Put the crack pipe down...Harden is a legit franchise player. Aldridge...not so much...
Aldridge is more so than Lillard.
Yeah he was taking in the hole. 5 for 11 in 35 minutes, 6 FT. That was his last game as a Thunder player. Last game as a Rocket, 2-11. He had 14 points, 11 of 13 from the FT line. Franchise level .
lol your Franchise player is a soft pussy sucking Lamar Odom's from a Kardashian .
Facts are facts,,,while Durant and Westbrick were cowering in the corner, Harden was still swinging as the antic was going under,,and you cherry picked your stats,,,I could do the same in his favor but I'm to in' lazy,,,
everybody that watches basketball turned a 180 on Presti since the harden trade
How does that dispute the fact OKC did not go as far? This is the second time of the day you have ran away from facts. Are those porkers mashing the wrong buttons?
Yeah. DMC has stooped to that.
10 spots behind the Spur everyone loves to hate.
He averaged 16 a game in the playoffs in his final year with the Thunder. You had two other guys averaging around 30. His replacement, Kevin Martin, averaged 14ppg in the playoffs for OKC, with 2 fewer minutes per game. Kevin Martin isn't a franchise player either.
Thunder didn't lose much with the Harden trade. To claim they did is just ignorance at work.
You've nary room. You're enamored of "further" as well.
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