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We cannot add Durant as he played out his contract in both OKC and got State.
But to this day i believe he quit on OKC as he had a prearranged date with Golden State.
Kwa Leonard - Championship the very next season
Anthony Davis - *Championship the very next season
Harden - to Brooklyn for arguably a vastly better chance at *Championship.
Did not turn out well:
Kywie Irving from Lebron Cavs to Celtics. But the lil cornhole ends up in Brooklyn with a legit chance at a *Championship.
Westchuck from OKC to Houston.
Chrissy Paul New Orleans to Clippers (fraud to Lakers got exposed and blocked)
So that is 3 out of 5 that got way better team immediately, and the other 3 who pouted out are now in much better situations.
Can you guys round out other quitters and their outcome?
No way in this is going to stop given the pussiness of todays NBA player and some agents. To the point they all end up in much better situations as regards a Championship possibility.
*Championship = ref aided.
We cannot add Durant as he played out his contract in both OKC and got State.
But to this day i believe he quit on OKC as he had a prearranged date with Golden State.
Why can't we include guys who played out their contract? Especially if they made a promise to their city like Lebron did, then bolts to Miami? Lebron really started all this sh1t so he should definitely be included. Not sure if Durant made any promises to OKC, though.
It works, so they will continue to run from the grind and leave their current situations...(Luka, please prove me wrong)
made "promises" to their city
Please, Lebron lined Cleveland's pockets and brought them a Chip against tremendous odds.
LeBron didn't start it ether.
Wilt (justified)
Marshmallow Anthony
Jouana Kidd
Lebron brought a ring to Cleveland, Miami and LA. He's exempt.
Loyalty is not your thing. Got it.
what promise did he make
The free market dictated that Miami was LeBron’s best option, you communist pig.
I don’t think Durant tanked. They were a quarter away from beating the Warriors. He just saw it unfold before his eyes that he could never win a le with Westbrook, and chose to leave.
Now picking Golden State was some weak sauce, but choosing to bolt from OKC was smart tbh
loyal to their city
Obviously he fulfilled it later - years after he on them on national TV.
And sitting in bullpen is the fraud that is Ben Simmons
oh so you're full of crap as usual. got it
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