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Well, he's not getting anything close to a max contract if he wants to go to Cleveland unless the Suns and Cavaliers make a S&T deal (and Cleveland would have to send something back like Varajao and Thompson or Waiters for the salaries to match up).

If Bledsoe really wants to play somewhere else next year he and his agent could have played this out much better. They should have made that known early on when there were teams out there with cap space that could have worked out a deal for him a lot more easily. Instead, they waited until all the o...

https://twitter.com/Gambo987/status/508039738616320002 Since everything should be about building long term, I would have to consider using him as the third guard. The first option is to re-sign him, but if he doesn't want to be here I'd look to move him for comparable assets, if you don't re-sign h...

JeffreyLee wrote:guess my justification wasnt good enough. meant no harm

make no mistake - there's no way you can have good enough justification to post something like that.

Al is on a very short lost of broadcasters who are synonymous with their team's public face. You just can't think about the Suns without getting around to Al if you've spent any extended period of time living here because he's been doing their games since 1972! (my youth was spent listening to Al Mc...

Here is a list of the significant restricted free agents who accepted their qualifying offer - 1993 - Scott Williams, Chicago - signed with Philadelphia in 1994 2002 - Rasho Nesterovic, Minnesota - signed with San Antonio in 2003 2002 - Michael Olowokandi, L.A. Clippers - signed with Minnesota in 20...

I'm with you on this one Indy.

The first thing everyone needs to understand is that a lot of the reports that make it to the basketball news sites are complete bullshit. Remember how Milwaukee was going to make Bledsoe an offer? Or how he was supposedly in Miami and was going to get an offer from them? They were just examples lik...

Those max offers don't mean much unless it comes from one of the teams with the cap space to pay it (the Sixers and Suns). If it's from a team that can't work out a sign-and-trade the offer doesn't do anything other than set a price for Monroe that no team with the means to is willing to pay.

Tucker got off pretty easily considering how stupid and reckless he was.

And Philadelphia sure isn't looking to get any better anytime soon.

There is such an effort by the media to create news an sensationalize what little news and rumors there are. Indiana wants Dragic? Who cares? What are they going to trade for him? Same with Houston or Dallas wanting Bledsoe. And half the articles on the Isaiah Thomas signing don't seem to understand...

David Thorpe thinks that the Mavs could be real contenders if they found a way to somehow add Bledsoe, even though he doesn't know they could do that. And the Suns would be real contenders if they could add Joakim Noah or LaMarcus Aldridge or Kevin Love right now. Of course that ain't happening eit...

Did you catch Mason Plumlee making the USA team over Demarcus Cousins? I think you have actually been lucky to miss the Love-Cousins frontcourt. Your team was perimeter oriented anyway, the remaining pieces are still potent in the paint and you don't have to worry about post defense and rim protect...

So he's grounded for two weeks?

It reminded me of Joe Theisman and Tim Krumrie.

Shit. You hate to see that sort of thing happen to anybody.

I particularly like the part where he admits to having had "one beer."

Superbone wrote:I just hope they don't collar him with premeditated murder.

I believe you mean "regicide'.