2024 NBA offseason thread

[Della9250]

I agree, 3 years, $50 million is probably too much for Klay.

They basically took Hardaway's money and gave it to Klay

 

[PCLoadLetter]

Let's see if all the Warriors hop on a plane, train, automobile or hoverboard to go visit Klay and talk him out of it.

Dude went scoreless in 32 minutes in the play-in game that ended their season.

They may go visit Klay to make sure he signs that deal with Dallas.

 

[Spartan Squad]

Let's see if all the Warriors hop on a plane, train, automobile or hoverboard to go visit Klay and talk him out of it.

This is being reported as a sign and trade. The team is ok with it. Sounds like the haggling right now is what the Warriors get in return.

 

[Twirling Time]

Sarcasm font. Calling back to the days when the Warriors worked Easy Mark Cuban (who is no longer calling the shots).

 

[Chef2]

Tatum
5 yrs-313 million.
We're dealing with Monopoly money.

 

[qtlaw]

Tatum
5 yrs-313 million.
We're dealing with Monopoly money.

All you have to do is look at the revenues generated by the players and who's paying those revenues. Look in the mirror.

 

[Webster]

Interesting to see what the Pelicans do. Now that they have Murray, they really don't need Ingram. I assume they trade him and try to get some size as they need a center. I'm

 

[dixiehack]

Tatum
5 yrs-313 million.
We're dealing with Monopoly money.

Free agency now feels like the early days of Wheel of Fortune, where contestants were required to go prize shopping with their winnings. So even if you didn't think the floor lamps were worth it, you wound up with them anyway because you had to spend the dough on something.

 

[DanOregon]

the length and amount of the contract is unheard of. Not to mention what happened to his first wife and now what his current wife is experiencing.

It was a bad hire - I don't think the Pistons were good enough yet to hire a low first, high second tier coach. This job has JB Bickerstaff all over it.

What do I win?

 

[DanielSimpsonDay]

What do I win?

The fifth pick in the 2025 NBA draft

 

[Regan MacNeil]

 

[Michael_ Gee]

So the Celtics group led by Grousbeck bought the franchise for like 200 million plus back in 2002. Now, they've signed up the franchise players long-term (about a half a billion of commitments) and are cashing out. For what? Like 5-6 billion sounds right. Buy low, sell high. I used to kck the shirt out of those guys as fanboy owners but they are all really good at business.