Do you think the change of scenery plays a role in some of the turnover? They're moving from Oakland to San Francisco this year and some key guys won't be there. There's a lot of talk of the players making a team but I think it does go deeper than that. Have they retained most of their front office people, not just the big names like the GM and head scout but all of the people that report to them? I would think making a move like they are has the chance to change a lot about that team. It may not even feel like the Warriors anymore because other than a handful of people, everything is different.
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Do you think the change of scenery plays a role in some of the turnover? They're moving from Oakland to San Francisco this year and some key guys won't be there. There's a lot of talk of the players making a team but I think it does go deeper than that. Have they retained most of their front office people, not just the big names like the GM and head scout but all of the people that report to them? I would think making a move like they are has the chance to change a lot about that team. It may not even feel like the Warriors anymore because other than a handful of people, everything is different.
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I never thought about that, but you might onto something there. People in general are creatures of habit. They find calm in the familiar. I’m sure the team made regular contact with day-to-day people around the arena. Security, parking lot guys, cleaning help, etc. the day-to-day employees around the arena. And while I’m sure the warriors staff and administration remained intact to the same degree any staff and administration does in the offseason, I’m also sure not all those day-to-day people came over because they likely lived nearer to the old arena. Losing a familiar face that you bid to every day has a small impact. Having all new faces surrounding you has a potential ripple effect. Not saying it becomes anything material, but just a discomfort. Like am wearing someone else’s clothes.
Pascal Siakam just got a contract extension. Woot!
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'Good points. But I wonder how much the move will be a factor with the Warriers
remaining not only in the Bay Area, but in a more upscale city than Oakland.
Certainly less of a move than when they originally relocated from Philadelphia.
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When I multiply 4 x $30 million and it's more, I am in awe!
Kelly Oubre had similar stats.
He is the Raptors future though.
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Oubre is gonna get paid by someone other than the Suns in 2 years.
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Oubre doesn't play anywhere near the level of D Siakam does. And Oubre's got to put up those stats in meaningful basketball games and have them translate to impact as far as wins and losses.
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Agreed. Total impact and the importance of the production really matters here. Siakam has been clutch and deserves the max.
I'm a little surprised Siakam got paid now. They'll be ok this year but not a title contender by any stretch of the imagination. I would have waited to pay people so they could have money to retool but they shelled out big bucks for a Lowry extension as well as Siakam's new extension. I guess they're kind of paying guys for last year's title now.
Siakam was arguably their 2nd best player for large portions of last season and the playoffs so he was getting maxed out but it was more of a question of when rather than if. They couldn't afford to let him go either, not after Leonard left. He is their future.
I thought they were paying Gasol as well, his deal is up at the end of this year. That will be a difficult one for them because he did help them win the title last year but he was acquired midseason and isn't due for the payday he might ask for.
Siakam was arguably their 2nd best player for large portions of last season and the playoffs so he was getting maxed out but it was more of a question of when rather than if. They couldn't afford to let him go either, not after Leonard left. He is their future.
I thought they were paying Gasol as well, his deal is up at the end of this year. That will be a difficult one for them because he did help them win the title last year but he was acquired midseason and isn't due for the payday he might ask for.
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A player needs the right opportunity to prove himself. We will see where Oubre is in two years.
Oubre is 23 and Siakam is 25.
Pascal has 3 inches and a huge wing span over Oubre. Oubre is better on offense until proven otherwise
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If he doesn't learn how to pay attention on defense then the team that is paying him in 2 years is more likely to be Chinese than someone he snubs the Suns over.
Buddy Heild gets a contract extension from the Kings.
Per someone from the Atheltic.
Per someone from the Atheltic.
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Just to add on to this. We must follow the same trail.
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And more on Buddy Hield extension.
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Sacramento Kings guard Buddy Hield has agreed to a four-year, $94M contract extension with bonuses that could reach $106M, league sources tell ESPN.
9:22 AM - 21 Oct 2019
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Sacramento Kings guard Buddy Hield has agreed to a four-year, $94M contract extension with bonuses that could reach $106M, league sources tell ESPN.
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Looks like Indiana and Sabonis are are an impasse with contract negotiations. I would do some exploring and see what Sabonis wants and then see if the Suns can make it happen. He would be an excellent partner for Ayton in the front court.
I'm not in favor of trading for players on the verge of a big payday after seeing McD do that multiple times and we saw against last year with Oubre. The Oubre trade was a little different since we traded an expiring contract for him and if that didn't work out, we lost nothing. When McD did that for Bledsoe and again Knight, it put the Suns in a situation where they almost had to pay them in order for those deals to look decent.
Jaylen Brown just got paid.
Joe Johnson waived by the Pistons.
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Boston Celtics forward Jaylen Brown has agreed to a four-year, $115M million contract extension, agent Jason Glushon tells ESPN.
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Boston Celtics forward Jaylen Brown has agreed to a four-year, $115M million contract extension, agent Jason Glushon tells ESPN.
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and Danny Ainge negotiated much of the deal over the weekend in Boston. This is Ainge's first rookie extension deal as GM since Rajon Rondo in 2009.
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