I like the whole picture - did my 1000 word explanation not convey that or something?!
See Ingram, Brandon who I’ve mentioned a few times in this thread for evidence.
Did the points people have made over and over outside of PER not?!
I like the whole picture - did my 1000 word explanation not convey that or something?!
See Ingram, Brandon who I’ve mentioned a few times in this thread for evidence.
Did the points people have made over and over outside of PER not?!
That obviously wasn’t the apparently highly controversial angle that needed explaining over and over again to various posters.
I don’t think much else was controversial.
We're 14 pages in and I started this on page 3 nearly a month ago - Phrazbit still won't admit that Booker's stats don't tie in with his personal assessment of him ("not only is he a good shooter, he's HISTORICALLY good") so take it up with him!
We're 14 pages in and I started this on page 3 nearly a month ago - Phrazbit still won't admit that Booker's stats don't tie in with his personal assessment of him ("not only is he a good shooter, he's HISTORICALLY good") so take it up with him!
Oh my god... let it go. I gave you his comparison at the same age/experience against a bunch of all-stars and some of the best guards of all time. Sorry if you're either too lazy to read or you don't comprehend your own stats you keep tossing around.
You're the guy who seems to think only 2 players are worthy of max deals in the entire league. Don't call anyone else out of touch.
Cheers
There is no way he is for it. There is no insurance for waiting another year to sign your first big contract. He could easily have a bad injury next year and the Suns would be well within their right to not feel comfortable offering up big money anymore.I could see Booker going for this, if it helps the Suns put a winning team around him. If there are any doubts on his part, you just offer him the deal and work from there.
If the cap goes up more than anticipated it would make the contract bigger. Though it is not expected to make a major jump from what I understand.Is there a financial incentive for Booker waiting another season? If so I can see it.
However, the Suns should offer the max this summer and see what Booker and his agent want.
Booker should make the final decision. The Suns should never take the cheap road. He is the cornerstone of the franchise.
Also the Suns should be a much better team next season regardless.
If the cap goes up more than anticipated it would make the contract bigger. Though it is not expected to make a major jump from what I understand.
No fiddling or trying to be smart with the cap. You sign that man to the max extension the second you are able to.
It should also be considered that the earlier you sign him the less percentage of the cap he will take up in the future as the cap rises. Booker getting 25% of next year’s cap may be closer to 20% of the cap in a few years.No fiddling or trying to be smart with the cap. You sign that man to the max extension the second you are able to.
And I'll let it go once people stop replying to this thread (seems you quite like replying, eh?)