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Posted on: Thu, 06/06/2019 - 4:14pm #369241
halfdecayedParticipantWoj reported earlier today that Kyrie is serious about the Nets and that the Nets are serious about beating every team in free agency, most likely meaning they will try to pair Kyrie, and KD. They would have to renounce DLo. If this happens I’d actually like Dlo on alot of teams, Suns, Pacers, even with the Mavs. Can’t wait for the first dominoes of free agency to fall, this will be a big summer for alot of big market teams which will dictate their future. By the way, if this would happen, it would likely take out the Nets, and Boston for a potential AD trade. Might be lowkey good for the Lakers
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Posted on: Thu, 06/06/2019 - 6:23pm #1133861

r377ParticipantInjury prone and lacks teams chemistry. If im the Nets I go after Durant first and foremost.
I really hope the nets don’t overpay to get kyrie, he is a great individual talent but not sure how he is with team chemistry. No need to overpay him. He bought a house and played HS ball close by so he obvi has brooklyn right up the top of his list
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Posted on: Thu, 06/06/2019 - 6:44pm #1133862

nick5354ParticipantIt’s honestly a hard one. The nets have done a incredible job from the situation they were in – they basically gave up all their picks away in bad deals so they didn’t really have access to the top talent in the leangue. And they have done well, made smart trades and little deals and somehow managed to make it to the playoffs, do you really want to ruin that with Kyrie, who can has chemistry issues.
But on the other hand, how far will they get in their current state? It isn’t everyday someone of Kyries star power wants to join the ‘other’ NY team. So they might as well just go for it, lock down Kyrie and pair him with another F/A, surely they wouldn’t get worse with Kyire?
Hard one.
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Posted on: Fri, 06/07/2019 - 3:45am #1133868
capecodderParticipantIt would be ironic, if after my Celtics fleecing the Nets of all those draft picks, the Nets end up the stronger of the two
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Posted on: Fri, 06/07/2019 - 11:03am #1133888
celtics1982ParticipantI don’t get it, I’d rather D Russ over Irving. Irving killed the Celtics. You get Durant OK that makes sense, but that’s going to be crazy hard. Irving can’t be your best player, he needs someone to keep him in check.
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Posted on: Fri, 06/07/2019 - 11:10am #1133890

OhCanada-ParticipantI dont think you can get one without the other. There would be better situations for Irving if Durant doesnt sign there and vice versa. You also got about a 0.1% chance of any rebuild netting you better talent than Irving and Durant.
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Posted on: Fri, 06/07/2019 - 6:48pm #1133909

r377ParticipantI disagree with that one. Kyrie plays hero/iso ball and kills chemistry. If we can see it, other players in the league can surely see it. Padbrook is another one – I personally thought Paul George would have seen it and not signed there. I bet he is now regreting that decision to play with Padbrook
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Posted on: Sat, 07/06/2019 - 12:34am #1136287

r377ParticipantI called this one about Padbrook being a cancer – no one wants to play with him
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Rival NBA teams have been aware of the discontent between Paul George and Russell Westbrook, according to Shams Charania of The Athletic.
Oh boy. Star players continue to leave Westbrook alone, and there really wasn’t much on camera between these two over the season. OKC is going to be a hard sell to players who want to win championships
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Posted on: Fri, 06/07/2019 - 3:47am #1133869

MopgrassParticipantHa. It’s true, Dlo is the kind of player LA needs. But then they gotta bring back Nick Young.
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Posted on: Fri, 06/07/2019 - 4:18am #1133873

HobbyOGParticipantI posted a couple weeks ago, Kyrie bought a house already in South Orange…he’s going to the Nets. I don’t want to see him and DLO together though. Interested in where he ends up.
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Posted on: Fri, 06/07/2019 - 6:53am #1133876
Dr.RedParticipantHe may be headed to the Nets, but buying a house in South Orange doesn’t make the most sense to me. At 4 am on a Wednesday, it would take 45 minutes to get from South Orange to Barclays Center. During normal NJ and NY daytime traffic, it’s around 1.5 hours. During rush hour, that is over a 2 hour commute. Trust me, I live in Newark. MSQ is so much closer – 30 minutes to an hour, and Philly is about 1 hour to 1.5 hours with traffic. So I don’t get how a house in South Orange equals Nets. Not saying he doesn’t go there, but don’t know why you’d buy a place in South Orange if Brooklyn was your desired location. Just saying. It’s going to be interesting how it plays out.
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Posted on: Fri, 06/07/2019 - 11:14am #1133891

OhCanada-ParticipantYou know he grew up in West Orange right? For all we know that house isnt even for him.
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Posted on: Fri, 06/07/2019 - 6:08pm #1133907
Dr.RedParticipantThat’s what I’ve been saying since the report came out. And if you’ve ever driven in NJ or NY, you wouldn’t want to do the South Orange to Brooklyn commute regularly. It’s a freaking nightmare. That’s the truth.
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Posted on: Fri, 06/07/2019 - 7:31am #1133877

Scrooge McDuckParticipantThis is a loud statement by the nets FO. Developing teams rarely give draft picks away to shed salary. Marks is a savvy GM, I’ll be interested to watch what’s happens
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