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Should we call 911 in LA and have them send an ambulance out to 21 Blessing's house? Make sure he doesn't have access to any shoelaces or belts?
Cap space does little to nothing for Minnesota. They're not getting a marquee free agent. The only free agents they're getting are ones who shouldn't be paid more than the MLE.
Should we call 911 in LA and have them send an ambulance out to 21 Blessing's house? Make sure he doesn't have access to any shoelaces or belts?
He's like 72, probably break his hip trying to attempt
The Lakers will not deal Bynum for the #2 pick.
The league should just contract and get rid of the TPups, Raptors and Hornets, tbh... waste of time and money.
I doubt it happens but damn if it did, the T-Wolves would look good with a Love-Bynum frontline....
25 win ecstasy
pretty good for a 30 game season25 win ecstasy
Love/Bynum... NA = F
TPups and Raptors are the two obvious ones. nets if they lose CP3 and suck afterwards (as long as they're a playoff team tho they should stay), and then go from there. IMO, the NBA could stand to get rid of 5-10 teams. There isn't enough NBA talent out there to supply 30 teams, I think close to half of the teams had a negative net income in 2010, and players are being massively overpaid because of how hard it is to get all star talent.
Atlanta, Charlotte, and Clippers as well. There's six teams. All the players go on these teams get pooled into a supplemental draft where the position is determined based upon the last 5-year%, with the bottom 5 teams going into a lottery. NBA increases the team rosters to 16 for two years as a transition.
Think of the talent!
Paul, Okafor, West, Landry, Griffin, Gordon, Jordon, Kaman, Love, Beasley, Randolph, Johnson, Flynn, Rubio, Smith, Johnson, Horford, Williams, Crawford, Bayless, Bargnani, Derozan, Davis, Diaw, Augustin, etc... Enough for everyone left to net one impact player, and probably two rotation players.
Clippers turn a profit every year so as much as I think they provide nothing you can't get rid of a team that's surviving on its own.
Cavs are the other team I'd contract if they can't survive post-Lebron. The Pistons have so much history so I'm hesitant to mention them, but if they keep going in the same direction another few years they need to be considered.
lol Laker fans are re ed thinking they're going to trade for Dwight with anything less than a Bynum + Gasol package.
Yeah, the Magic are so desperate to trade him for ing Pau Gasol. They will let him walk for nothing rather than trade him to the Lakers. Good luck signing him with the MLE or whatever's left of it by then
As far as contracting I agree we should do away with the Raptors, Hornets, Bobcats, Hawks, Clippers, Timberwolves, and until this season I'd say the Grizz. Cleveland would be a candidate but hopefully Irving can get them back to relevancy.
The Wizards are another ty team. Change their name back or just get rid of them.
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