Chris Paul 2nd team, Donovan Mitchell snubbed even on the 3rd team. Who's voting, Voight?
I don't think cap is a factor when Steve Ballmer doesn't give an iota of a shit about spending money to build a championship caliber roster.
Only thing is i'm not sure about is if overpaying Dragic or VanVleet is the answer to the Clippers woes.
Good.Clippers' collapse means that the Lakers are gonna win it all...
He did still kind of screw over those teams though.
Last night Paul George said this wasn't championship or bust, two months after saying it was championship or bust on Kevin Hart's podcast.
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Mitchell was only tenth in votes among guards...
The Raptors have a ring because of him. Give me a break with this narrative.He did still kind of screw over those teams though.
The Raptors have a ring because of him. Give me a break with this narrative.
Exactly. Toronto knew exactly what they were getting into and took a gamble and it paid off. I dont understand why they are so bitter, they won it all because of him, but are acting like he failed and then bolted.The Raptors have a ring because of him. Give me a break with this narrative.
No, it's not. He didn't give them a guarantee he was going to sign, quite the contrary. They got what they wanted out of him. I have no idea why some feel so entitled, like a needy partner. It's business, Raptors got what they paid for and then some, quit whining because he left after he did his job.It’s possible for both things to be true.
No, it's not. He didn't give them a guarantee he was going to sign, quite the contrary. They got what they wanted out of him. I have no idea why some feel so entitled, like a needy partner. It's business, Raptors got what they paid for and then some, quit whining because he left after he did his job.
Both arent though. The assumption was always that Kawhi was going to go to LA. The Raptors knew this and knew it was a gamble, but it worked.It’s possible for both things to be true.
I'd like to know where Beal finished as well, believe hes the first guard ever to average 30 PPG and not make an All-NBA team.
Player | 1st team votes | 2nd team votes | 3rd team votes | Total points |
James Harden | 89 | 9 | 2 | 474 |
Luka Doncic | 59 | 40 | 1 | 416 |
Damian Lillard | 6 | 82 | 8 | 284 |
Chris Paul | 2 | 52 | 33 | 199 |
Ben Simmons | 0 | 9 | 34 | 61 |
Russell Westbrook | 0 | 9 | 29 | 56 |
Bradley Beal | 0 | 3 | 23 | 32 |
Kyle Lowry | 0 | 3 | 17 | 26 |
Trae Young | 0 | 1 | 10 | 13 |
Donovan Mitchell | 0 | 1 | 7 | 10 |
One doesnt have to do with the other. The bottom line was he was going to sign with LA when he became a FA. This was fairly well known, even at the time of his trade to Toronto. No one was screwed.That’s not even true. If playing at home was the most important thing he wouldn’t have forced his hometown team to give up a fortune for his best friend just to get him to sign.
One doesnt have to do with the other. The bottom line was he was going to sign with LA when he became a FA. This was fairly well known, even at the time of his trade to Toronto. No one was screwed.
The dude tells it like it is - he wasn't genuine
It blew up spectacularly in his face, the world is ending - didn't reach conf Finals in his first go around
Hilarious
You can argue he screwed the Clippers, but not Toronto. He was never signing in Toronto from the get go.Sure it does. If he left TO and signed in LA without forcing the Clippers’ hand, I’d be a lot more understanding. The way he tried to have his cake and eat it too, the way he tried to orchestrate moves behind the scenes - it all tells me he wasn’t being genuine to either the Raps or the Clippers. For me that’s enough to qualify as screwing over both teams.
The fact that his moves blew up spectacularly in his face is his own doing.
You can argue he screwed the Clippers, but not Toronto. He was never signing in Toronto from the get go.
I’m not sure about the last sentence. If the Clippers held firm and didn’t make the PG trade and Masai gave in and did, he’d probably be in Toronto.
You should be, as he said as much. He was never staying in Toronto and that was acknowledged from the get go. He was going to either LA team. He didnt screw them because his plan was always to go to LA.I’m not sure about the last sentence. If the Clippers held firm and didn’t make the PG trade and Masai gave in and did, he’d probably be in Toronto.
I think he was willing to go to whoever caved in to his demands. His preference was L.A., which is why he wanted more from Toronto.
You should be, as he said as much. He was never staying in Toronto and that was acknowledged from the get go. He was going to either LA team. He didnt screw them because his plan was always to go to LA.
He actually did the opposite of screwing Toronto. He gave them leverage against the Spurs in the trade because the Spurs refused to accommodate him and trade him to LA
He screwed the Spurs too.He actually did the opposite of screwing Toronto. He gave them leverage against the Spurs in the trade because the Spurs refused to accommodate him and trade him to LA
He could have pouted about not being traded were he wanted to go, but instead he played his ass off and won Toronto a ring and Toronto fans want to say he screwed them. Crazy