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Fantastic read, will be read as a eulogy at my funeral.
Clearly he looks like he's really happy here in New Orleans. He also stated in the post-game interview that he knew Jarret Jack since he was 12 years old. It seems as if the fans embrace him. IMO, I don't think he will end up leaving NO for the Knicks.
Fantastic read, will be read as a eulogy at my funeral.
dont know the cba. maybe he wont have a choice if they do a franchise tag forcing guys like howard and cp3 to be stuck on their teams
If Mbenga stays in NOLA, Paul will definitely stay.
Yeah I remember when NO traded for Jack all the Hornet fans said it was just to make Paul happy.
In a twist of irony, he and Dwight are going to join Kevin Love in Minnesota, and will announce as much on ESPN2....say it ain't so Dwight.
can they do that?
He's going to the Knicks. It's a done deal.
It's being/going to be discussed in the offseason.
I doubt it if you look at all the facts. Plus in the west he will be the starting PG in the west for more years to come
By looking at all the facts, do you mean the Knicks getting swept and Hornets tying the series?I doubt it if you look at all the facts. Plus in the west he will be the starting PG in the west for more years to come
all Hornets need right now imo is a legit PF; NOT David West
Doubt they let them franchise players because it limits FA which they fought so hard for ...
They'll give jr smith a deal to please him too
trying to send a message to teams to trade for him
I won't be so sure about that. FA would be limited and the off-season most likely boring. But on the other hand it could have two positive effects:
- Balance of power throughout the league - more teams battling for a playoff spot. It might make the NBA more entertaining in the regular season.
- More active trade market. More blockbuster trades throughout the year/till the draft. This may force teams to actually give up something in return for a star player. No more LBJ for some picks...
But I doubt a franchise tag will come. Players will not agree.
It's like in F1 - how long are they talking about everyone driving the same car? Couple of years?
Wasn't the NBA on the verge of purchasing the Hornets team as well? If that happens, how would the salary cap and distribution of funds work?
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