It should be over. Giving Harper #2 feels like a turning point as well, symbolically at least. I didn't think they would have the guts to move on from Nephew.
Dell's a scammer who makes his money conning old people into buying extended warranties and cheaping out at every turn on their PCs. If Dell ever takes 51% ownership this team will be just as ed as it was under cheap ass Red McCombs.
It should be over. Giving Harper #2 feels like a turning point as well, symbolically at least. I didn't think they would have the guts to move on from Nephew.
I mean did these players end up signing with the Spurs? Last I checked KD was in Houston and Trae was in Atlanta. Only "i want to play for the spurs" player we got so far is Fox, which is great. But that's 1 out of 3. Nothing to brag about.
I think you missed the point of Wemby as magnet for FA offering their services to the Spurs. My point is now we have a player on Wemby who will have players wanting to play for the Spurs. That didn’t really happen even during the Big 3. Except for LMA who had to choose between Spurs and Suns, and LMA chose to be closer to his kids, but you know that. My point is Spurs are not limited so much by Drafts. Having the Wemby Effect changes Spurs attracting talents like no other small markets would. It’s not impossible that even a Giannis could be knocking on Spurs doors to have a chance to play alongside Wemby. We got Wemby! Yes, it’s something to brag about.
I don't see the value of players wanting to play here when the team doesn't actually sign them to play here. When the spurs actually sign these players then it will mean something. I don't see the value of any player being a free agent magnet anywhere and the team doesn't follow through with signing said players.
Could Giannis come knocking on the Spurs door? Sure. Could he knock somewhere else? Yep. I don't think it's a wise strategy to horde your assets thinking your most coveted player will actually play for you. One thing this free agency has shown is that there is no lengths the Bucks won't go through to try and put a compe ive team around Giannis. Which is in stark contrast to the conservative team building strategy of the Spurs. You think a player who every off season talks about the team he plays for needs to be doing everything they can to improve the team is going to be fine going to a team who has done nothing but wait for gold to fall in their laps the last 5 years like the Spurs have? Giannis would have to do a complete 180 from what he has been doing. Don't see that happening. If Giannis does want to leave I see him wanting to go to a team who is aggressive in free agency. That most certainly isn't the Spurs.
Often times when we talk about nba players and trades, we leave out the human element. A player putting pressure on an organization every off season to improve is highly unlikely to have any interest in a team who has spent years doing almost nothing to improve other than getting high lottery picks.
Sure would like to think so. I am way more optimistic than most. I feel like this team is on the verge of contending.
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