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I'll just stick to calling him "big guy".

I heard Muh-lawch.

Sheesh Book, can I hold a mil?

This is above my pay grade. I don't really care. I'm just ready to move forward without him. 100000 times this. You guys don’t think it matters what we do next? I think the stretch is bad for the future of the team and they are going to try and paint it as something beneficial…they absolutely bet ...

Superbone wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 07, 2025 1:05 pm

This is above my pay grade. I don't really care. I'm just ready to move forward without him.

100000 times this.

No I never said anything about guys like CP, LeBron and Jrue. You're creating an argument with me that isn't there. What I want to avoid is the disaster of those 2010s teams where we tried to ride the line of half a roster of vets who are trying to win now, with rookies who will develop in 2-3 years ...

That Gambo post was essentially written by Suns BOps/PR. I hope we don't trade any unfrozen picks, tho I wonder if that's in the plans. I agree about not wanting to half-ass compete. I'd rather see the young guys play hard and win 32 games, develop a real core and shake the roster out of guys who ...

SL roster is out. DeMarre Carroll is coaching. Boogie Ellis is a notable name, went undrafted but signed by the Kings last year, played at USC wth Bronny.

https://www.sacbee.com/sports/nba/sacra ... 34379.html

Pretty strong move for the Clips getting Collins. They lose Powell but the thinking is they'll replace him with Beal. Good idea in theory but that's also putting a lot of faith in Beal and Kawhi being able to stay on the court. KLove doesn't have anything left but I wonder if he's waived/bought out ...

That Gambo post was essentially written by Suns BOps/PR. I hope we don't trade any unfrozen picks, tho I wonder if that's in the plans. I agree about not wanting to half-ass compete. I'd rather see the young guys play hard and win 32 games, develop a real core and shake the roster out of guys who ...

Not for nothing, but is there any doubt we were right to hold firm and not give him the full $185m max deal he wanted? Of course, one could argue that not giving him the full max is what made him feel slighted by the org and caused him to check out and be disengaged. One could make that argument, if ...

Superbone wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 06, 2025 1:38 pm

Durant's parting words:

Bye Felicia.

It was nice while it lasted

I thought this was a pretty good observation. The FO was comfortable giving up what it gave up because it was so confident in KD. Same with Beal, even tho we didn't give up a ton. But the confidence in him working out and being a part of the Big 3 was there. And then they were so sure Fleming was ...

It's amazing how this FO - mainly Ishbia and Bartelstein - got completely worked over on the KD/Beal transactions. Seeing Beal get his money and choose a contender to play for must really bite. Hopefully they learned their lesson, but I guess we'll see.

What do you think his ceiling is?