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Oh god.
Please don't bring that nonsense into this thread.
It already has enough nonsense.
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Oh god.
Please don't bring that nonsense into this thread.
It already has enough nonsense.
DO YALL REALLY THINK PARSONS IS WORTH THAT MONEY?
smh at rockets fans turning their back on parsons
parsons >>>>>>>>>>>>>> ariza
Houston MAY have done the right thing in not matching..
however, they didn't need to be in that position in the first place.. they could have had parsons for this upcoming season for under a mill
Yep I agree on this. Houston initially confused me by letting Chandler explore restricted free agency.. did they really think nobody would offer Chandler at least 10 mill? I didn't understand the logic behind this from the very beginning.
however, they didn't need to be in that position in the first place.. they could have had parsons for this upcoming season for under a mill
"Parsons Disappointed with Treatment by Rockets"
http://blog.chron.com/ultimaterocke...h-treatment-by-rockets/#24999101=8&24500103=0
This dude Parsons is feeling himself. I'm all for having confidence but you were seriously "offended" the Rockets went after Melo and Bosh cause you thought you were already that third star
Come on bro...you haven't even made an all-star game yet you think the team should have ignored that Bosh and Melo?! You really expected that management wasn't going to try and improve a 4th place team in the West that got beat down by Portland in the FIRST ROUND!
Cuban has got this guy gassed.
"Parsons Disappointed with Treatment by Rockets"
http://blog.chron.com/ultimaterocke...h-treatment-by-rockets/#24999101=8&24500103=0
This dude Parsons is feeling himself. I'm all for having confidence but you were seriously "offended" the Rockets went after Melo and Bosh cause you thought you were already that third star
Come on bro...you haven't even made an all-star game yet you think the team should have ignored that Bosh and Melo?! You really expected that management wasn't going to try and improve a 4th place team in the West that got beat down by Portland in the FIRST ROUND!
Cuban has got this guy gassed.
Parsons is mad that the Rockets were pursuing big name free agents, does he not realize that the Mavs were pursuing Lebron, Bosh, Melo as well? Chandler Parsons was not any team's first choice
I think dude let all the hype get to his head. Not to bring race into it, but he probably has people in his ear telling him he can be the next marketable white superstar.. all that modeling and whatnot has him feeling himself
Never say Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey didn't try.
While appearing on a panel at the 2014 MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference, Morey admitted that he phoned Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban about a possible Dirk Nowitzki trade over the summer.
From Pro Basketball Talk's Brett Pollakoff:
Morey's desperation was apparently in response to the Golden State Warriors' acquisition of Andre Iguodala. He thought his arrival made the Warriors favorites to land Dwight Howard.“This is where my emotion takes over,” Morey said. “I go into a complete panic. I really did. I thought it was down to us, Dallas, L.A.”
So Morey called Mark Cuban to try and poach his franchise superstar.
“I was like, ‘Well, you’re not getting Dwight Howard. Can you trade us Dirk Nowitzki?’” Morey said. “It was a bad moment for me.”
A really bad moment, considering that Howard had already informed Dallas that he was signing elsewhere, even though Morey hadn’t been made aware of his decision just yet.
The Warriors didn't have the cap space to sign Howard outright, but they had the assets necessary to broker a sign-and-trade with the Los Angeles Lakers. Iguodala arguably made someone like Klay Thompson or Harrison Barnes expendable, so his fear wasn't necessarily unfounded.
But what Morey did was gutsy, if not completely ignorant.
Nowitzki is about as untouchable a player there is in the NBA. No matter what Morey was offering Dallas, some part of him had to know that Cuban wasn't going to deal him.
Not to mention his initial approach was somewhat tactless.
Reminding or informing Cuban that he was going to miss out on Howard would never help advance negotiations. All it was ever going to do was send Cuban into a fit of rage.
Which is exactly what it did.
Back in November, Cuban told ESPN Dallas' Tim MacMahon about Morey's Nowitzki-related inquiry, and Cuban wasn't happy.
"Definitely. And I don't blame them," Cuban said when asked if he thought Houston was rubbing its acquisition of Howard in his face. "That's fine. But payback is a b---h."
[/quote]I posted this a couple days ago but here's some background on the Morey vs. Cuban beef. This happened last offseason when teams were angling for Dwight and Golden State had just acquired Iggy.
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Never say Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey didn't try.
While appearing on a panel at the 2014 MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference, Morey admitted that he phoned Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban about a possible Dirk Nowitzki trade over the summer.
From Pro Basketball Talk's Brett Pollakoff:
“This is where my emotion takes over,” Morey said. “I go into a complete panic. I really did. I thought it was down to us, Dallas, L.A.”
So Morey called Mark Cuban to try and poach his franchise superstar.
“I was like, ‘Well, you’re not getting Dwight Howard. Can you trade us Dirk Nowitzki?’” Morey said. “It was a bad moment for me.”
A really bad moment, considering that Howard had already informed Dallas that he was signing elsewhere, even though Morey hadn’t been made aware of his decision just yet.
Morey's desperation was apparently in response to the Golden State Warriors' acquisition of Andre Iguodala. He thought his arrival made the Warriors favorites to land Dwight Howard.
The Warriors didn't have the cap space to sign Howard outright, but they had the assets necessary to broker a sign-and-trade with the Los Angeles Lakers. Iguodala arguably made someone like Klay Thompson or Harrison Barnes expendable, so his fear wasn't necessarily unfounded.
But what Morey did was gutsy, if not completely ignorant.
Nowitzki is about as untouchable a player there is in the NBA. No matter what Morey was offering Dallas, some part of him had to know that Cuban wasn't going to deal him.
Not to mention his initial approach was somewhat tactless.
Reminding or informing Cuban that he was going to miss out on Howard would never help advance negotiations. All it was ever going to do was send Cuban into a fit of rage.
Which is exactly what it did.
Back in November, Cuban told ESPN Dallas' Tim MacMahon about Morey's Nowitzki-related inquiry, and Cuban wasn't happy.
"Definitely. And I don't blame them," Cuban said when asked if he thought Houston was rubbing its acquisition of Howard in his face. "That's fine. But payback is a b---h."
Man don't put Denver in that ****
NBA Targets Doubling of TV Rights Fees in Talks With Disney, Time Warner Units (Report)[/size
The National Basketball Association is targeting to double the TV rights fees it gets from Walt Disney's ESPN/ABC and Time Warner's Turner Broadcasting unit under its current deals that run through the 2015-2016 season, the Wall Street Journal reported.
The paper said the companies are in preliminary talks about extending the current deals that see Disney paying around $485 million annually and Turner $445 million per year.
Doubling the fees would mean the deals would be worth nearly $15 billion over eight years, the term of the current agreements, according to the Journal.
Sports is considered a rare form of content that still draws big live TV audiences in an age of audience fragmentation and digital options, which has driven up the cost of sports rights.
But the rightsholders are expected to push for as small a fee increase as possible, and the length of new deals could also possibly change. Turner has been using the fact that it has NBA rights to get higher carriage fees from pay TV operators.
In a possible change from the current deals, Turner is pushing to get a piece of the best-of-seven NBA Finals, according to the Journal.
For example, the two rightsholders could alternate finals coverage from year to year or divide up coverage of each year's finals series.
The league can only negotiate a finals split if it fails to reach a new deal with Disney.
When Lebron is done playing Ball, He's going to have surpassed Jordan. Jordan's name will always be synonymous with GOAT, but 2 generations of Jordan watchers have passed away in my lifetime and Jordan still reigns. Lebron, when he retires I will have watched him in 2 different decades. I'm 35 now, when I'm 55 65 and more, The conversation between Lebron Kobe and Jordan and who was the best, Lebron is going to be the answer
And Disney would be ESPN right?
YUP. LEBRON AND MJ THE BEST PLAYERS TO EVER DO ITWhen Lebron is done playing Ball, He's going to have surpassed Jordan. Jordan's name will always be synonymous with GOAT, but 2 generations of Jordan watchers have passed away in my lifetime and Jordan still reigns. Lebron, when he retires I will have watched him in 2 different decades. I'm 35 now, when I'm 55 65 and more, The conversation between Lebron Kobe and Jordan and who was the best, Lebron is going to be the answer
Isn't that a bit presumptive? No one knows what he's thinking.
I think in reality, he's just a young guy in the NBA that just got out of his rookie contract and is finally getting handsomely compensated for his work. No on here would ever react the opposite way Parson is reacting.
The kid went from making $700k a year to $14 MM. You guys need to chill
YUP. LEBRON AND MJ THE BEST PLAYERS TO EVER DO IT
View media item 1079391When Lebron is done playing Ball, He's going to have surpassed Jordan. Jordan's name will always be synonymous with GOAT, but 2 generations of Jordan watchers have passed away in my lifetime and Jordan still reigns. Lebron, when he retires I will have watched him in 2 different decades. I'm 35 now, when I'm 55 65 and more, The conversation between Lebron Kobe and Jordan and who was the best, Lebron is going to be the answer
HEHEHEHEHE
Dion Waiters is one hatin *** *****
Son probably watching the Cavs summer league games praying Andrew Wiggins gets hurt.