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#1 that would be career suicide for Leonard. The amount of money he'd give up and the absolute beating his reputation would take.
#2 Absolutely
#1 that would be career suicide for Leonard. The amount of money he'd give up and the absolute beating his reputation would take.
#2 Absolutely
Get er done Maginka
Cook so an injury probe Irving, an overrated guard in Brown who is nothing special, and meaningless picks. The longer this drags out, the worse these ideas are.
Ingram + Kuz is bull crap. I really hope that isn’t the best offer but SA may be out of luck.
On #1, the Spurs could request league doctors to step in and determine the extent of the supposed injury. If he's faking it he'd owe the Spurs the salary back. I'm also guessing if he has something degenerative, etc., his camp would want to avoid that review.
2. Could, but earth would be long scorched at that point.
Oh, definitely. If you can get Fultz, Saric, NOT Covington but other salary filler (Bayless? he's an ending contract), and that Miami unprotected 2021 pick, you do it.
You dont think our Spurs staff could develop those guys into all stars?
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Might as well just let Leonard try to earn that supermax back and then dare him to take an $80 million paycut. Nothing being offered beats even a 10% chance that he makes an All NBA team next season, shows he is worth the contract, and signs it.
the person he's addressing is on the Spurs summer league team
If they did, they'd be gone once they hit free agency.
the Lakers. If they sign Lebron and PG, there's literally no chance of them signing Kawhi next offseason. So yeah, them. Don't do them any favours.
hmm, so lebron and kawhi together but...
Get er done Maginka
but not in LA...
hmm
The guy he tagged in the tweet is one of his friends/former college teammates. He’s just congratulating him on making this for summer league roster, but he clearly posted it right now with the word San Antonio in it just to scare his followers for a second
If Pop and RC cuck now, what a ing embarrassment.
Lol. Looking through a small lens there buddy. Could say that about anybody they trade for then.
My point exactly. This dude already sweating the chance he might be in SA next season. I dont care how much "potential" the Lakers prospects have. They wouldn't be Spurs longterm. These aren't "building blocks" for the future
After 201 pages of straight garbage, finally somebody with some common sense.
Can the Spurs realistically offer a supermax without making changes to the roster or while still improving the team?
Yeah I rather gamble and keep him and see if playing for another year with the Spurs can patch things up and get signed to the supermax than accepting any of these crap packages.
I wouldn't say they would just let him walk. They would trade him east before they did that.After 201 pages of straight garbage, finally somebody with some common sense.
Here's what is going to happen: after all this, the Spurs are going to offer Kawhi somewhere between the top he could make signing with the Lakers and the Supermax. He always wanted the Supermax but knew the Spurs we wary about spending that cash on anybody. It's just not the Spurs way. His camp them badly overplayed things and will never get those millions back. The Spurs will offer something in between and this whole saga is over.
Pretty sure the relationship is irreparable. Supermax or not.
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