Any means necessary? Like trading Devin Booker? Just saying....
By any means that don't leave the same gaping hole at any of the other positions...
Any means necessary? Like trading Devin Booker? Just saying....
No one is untouchable for the right price.Any means necessary? Like trading Devin Booker? Just saying....
Yup his price tag just rose enormously I believe.
His game against the Warriors didn't exactly hurt his cause. The Suns need to recognize his value and keep him. Same with Holmes.
That’s a sad indictment of how teams are valued in the NBA. Obviously it’s location, location, location, and has next to nothing to do with skills or titles.The Knicks are reportedly worth $4 billion making them the most valuable team in the NBA.
https://basketball.realgm.com/wiret...Most-Valuable-Team-In-NBA-According-To-Forbes
That’s a sad indictment of how teams are valued in the NBA. Obviously it’s location, location, location, and has next to nothing to do with skills or titles.
I agree. Knick fans have deserved better.
I disagree. Knicks fans are like Laker fans without the winning or titles. They're convinced they'll sign any big name free agent just based on market and history alone. Let them lose.
I was going to respond that New York is the largest market in the country.The Knicks are reportedly worth $4 billion making them the most valuable team in the NBA.
https://basketball.realgm.com/wiret...Most-Valuable-Team-In-NBA-According-To-Forbes
I guess winning is not necessary to be financially successful.
I also like the Joe Johnson comparison from a skill set perspective but Luka is more creative and has charisma.
NBA officiating at it's finest tonight in Oakland. Bam Adebayo chasing Livingston from behind blocks the shot clearly after it hit the glass, obvious goaltend. No call, they outlet the ball, the Warriors grab the guy who gets the outlet pass. The refs don't call the goaltend, call a clear path foul on the Warriors, and call a Technical on Draymond for pointing out it was a goaltend.
Then "ball don't lie" comes into play as Wade misses the T free throw. Then they call a makeup offensive foul on the Heat. Then during the next dead ball the Warriors announcers said they heard the ref come over and apologize to kerr admitting they'd missed the goaltend and should not have called the clear path foul either as it was't actually a clear path.
as Jim Barnett said on air it's great they admitted the mistake but that doesn't take away the 12th technical of the season on Draymond putting him closer to the 16 for an automatic suspension.
as Jim Barnett said on air it's great they admitted the mistake but that doesn't take away the 12th technical of the season on Draymond putting him closer to the 16 for an automatic suspension.
And comes up big in big moments.
So the bad call forced Green to lose his cool and pick up a technical? What a strange world you live in. What were his excuses for the other 11 he's gotten?
What gets me is that he is basically a full-time point guard who runs the team like a point guard, rebounds like a power forward, shoots like a shooting guard, and oddly enough, holds his own defensively on multiple positions. I was high on Doncic, but I thought he'd be a 50% point guard, that he wouldn't shoot over 30% from three for a year or two, and I had no idea he could hang with 4s defensively. I knew he'd be good, but I had no idea he would be this good. On top of it all, he comes up in big moments. I get more and more amazed with every single game I watch.
Yes. Anybody that watches NBA games knows that more than half of the T's on players are the result of bad or no calls by the refs. Sure the players can NOT react but that's not reality. The ref blew an easy goaltend call and then compounded it by calling a T on the player who pointed it out to him.
If poophead is right the NBA should rescind the T, it was as a result of a terrible no call, the refs already admitted to Kerr they missed both calls there.
Just because a ref misses a call, doesn't give a player the right to abuse them. And I can 100% say Green's language was abusive. With the history of his behavior towards officials, he's lost the benefit of the doubt.
Yes. Anybody that watches NBA games knows that more than half of the T's on players are the result of bad or no calls by the refs. Sure the players can NOT react but that's not reality. The ref blew an easy goaltend call and then compounded it by calling a T on the player who pointed it out to him.
How many Heat players got a technical after the no-call on Durant's double dribble?
Yes, obviously most technicals result from players being frustrated with officiating errors, but that doesn't explain why Green is always among the league leaders. The rule is that you aren't supposed to show up the referees, whether they're right or wrong. I may not like the rule either, but why is Green so much worse at following it than anyone else?
The Warriors have reached such a state of privilege that they don't think the rules should apply to them. They can play the ball from out of bounds, double-dribble in order to get by a defender, or rage at the officials for missing a call. Then once in a while someone does enforce a rule, and their fan base bursts into tears about how unfair it is. It's a good thing the Suns are so bad that I don't have to care about what's going on at the top of the league.
I disagree. Knicks fans are like Laker fans without the winning or titles. They're convinced they'll sign any big name free agent just based on market and history alone. Let them lose.