Yes, but you are a fan of great players taking pay cuts so your team can have the best team possible. You have to be fair to the players too.
Only low IQ inbred s like you make baseless racist slurs that are so far off their mark. Keep blaming Trump and hanging your hopes on deportations.You're the reason Trump won, salvadorean filth. You can thank him for deporting you so you can see Ginosebleed play in your local league next year
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Meh, time to move on, tbh.
Tbh i hate most of you more than Parker
Tbh, we care about that as much as Parker cares about us ting on him on Spurstalk.
The fact that other franchises overpay players doesn't mean they are worth it. I remember when Lewis signed that insane contract with Orlando. The whole league thought they were crazy. Joe Johnson was the #1 guy on his team when he signed those contracts. Tony was never #1. Tony obviously valued competing for championships more than Johnson, Boozer and Lewis. Don't discount the value to Tony being an NBA champion vis-à-vis his endorsement deals in France. The $50 million, 4 year deal that Tony signed in 2012 was below market and was done to keep the big 3 together. The deal he signed in 2016 was a reward for signing the below market deal in 2012. His skills were obviously on the decline at that point. You might recall in 2016 most ST posters were shocked that Tony was signed to that deal using up cap space so quickly. At the end of the current contract Parker will have been paid $155 million by the Spurs. Not bad.Tony Parker
2006 - $8.4M
2007 - $9.4M
2008 - $10.5M
2009 - $11.5M
2010 - $12.6M
2011 - $13.5M
2012 - $12.5M
2013 - $12.5M
2014 - $12.5M
2015 - $12.5M
2016 - $13.4M
2017 - $14.4M
Joe Johnson, Carlos Boozer, & Rashard Lewis
2006 - $12M, $11.6M, $8.5M
2007 - $12.7M, $11.2M, $9.3M
2008 - $13.4M, $11.2M, $14.8M
2009 - $14.2M, $11.6M, $16.4M
2010 - $14.9M, $13.5M, $18.8M
2011 - $16.3M, $14.4M, $19.5M
2012 - $18M, $13.5M, $21.1M
2013 - $19.7M, $15M, $13.7M
2014 - $21.4M, $15.3M, $1.3M
2015 - $23.1M, $13.5M, N/A
2016 - $24.9M, $3.2M, N/A
2017 - $11M, N/A, N/A
^ Marked in red are the years these dudes earned less than Parker
Parker can keep playing however long he wants after sacrificing millions to be a Spur. He honestly isn't being paid enough after being our 2nd best player these playoffs and being the only guard that can make plays....
This.
And how did the teams do? Orlando, Bulls and who else?
Ya Tony Light, having a contract just below theirs does not make it right.
Team over players....Tony is at the point where keeping him hurts the team...Time to move on...Dont throw away another year to appease parker...
It might be more like players over players for the Parker people.
They'd rather Parker get his special send off, maybe even a four year farewell tour, than see Kawhi get help to win a le.
Kawhi played ball too, not taking the extension when he could so they could have a chance that ended up as Aldridge.
But Kawhi has to sacrifice the rest of his prime so a crippled Parker can feel wanted and desired, I guess.
He should retire on a good note, tbh..that series vs. Memphis was the best basketball he had played in 3 years..it likely wouldn't have been sustainable and we certainly won't see it again following this injury..he should call it quits while he's remembered for being a positive contributor, rather than waiting until he reverts to the Parker we've grown accustomed to watching since 2015..
Yo tamale more y, tbh.
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