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Curry only missed 4 games last season. In other words he played in 78 regular season games last season.

Curry only missed 4 games last season. In other words he played in 78 regular season games last season.

Curry only missed 4 games last season. In other words he played in 78 regular season games last season.

my dude.Chris Tomasson's post on Oklahoma City Thunder | Latest updates on SuliaSo here’s what I was told is the Hakeem Olajuwon workout schedule in Houston this summer in one file:
Expected to work out unless there’s a late hitch:
Dwight Howard
Carmelo Anthony
Amare Stoudemire
Joakim Noah
Greg Monroe
Andre Drummond
JaVale McGee
Kenneth Faried
Looking like a solid chance these two will work out but still talking:
Kevin Durant
Serge Ibaka
Hakeem is working on this guy to work out but not yet known if will:
Blake Griffin
Dubs nation held their collective breath every time Curry grimaced or landed awkwardly. those ankles are a ticking time bomb, breh. especially now that he has to assume a even larger ballhandling/playmaking role since we won't let you bring Jack back. you're welcome.
not to mention that Aussie gimp Bogut can't stay stealthy. that celebrated depth is looking mightymy dude.
Everything you covet was lost this summer. Your team is in a city where no top free agent will ever sign to regardless of your playoff run so you'll never get better via free agency. Time to tank, enjoy the bottom.
and even if Iggy leaves, we have Fournier ready to break out, the cap room to sign a FA and the assets to make a move. that's the benefit of being a well run organization: we have options.


Never understood the whole "no one wants to play in Denver thing." Remember when the melo trade happened and everyone was saying that gallo and chandler were just gonna leave and go back to ny? And then they both re-signed here for cheap? And they talk about how much they love Denver?
Don't get me wrong it's no la or ny but its not like they're going to play in Iraq. A few players are in it for the clubs and celebrity puss but for the most part if they're going to a good situation for good money they're gonna sign.
my dude @BayArea Breez is right, you are a p*ssy. but more specifically, a Lipstick Alley basketball fan. your entire interest in the NBA revolves around player gossip, the club scene and groupie cataloging. the only reason you hate Denver is because it doesn't fit into in your twisted little fantasy world.
stop trying to live vicariously through celebrities you fukking herb.![]()

Never understood the whole "no one wants to play in Denver thing." Remember when the melo trade happened and everyone was saying that gallo and chandler were just gonna leave and go back to ny? And then they both re-signed here for cheap? And they talk about how much they love Denver?
Don't get me wrong it's no la or ny but its not like they're going to play in Iraq. A few players are in it for the clubs and celebrity puss but for the most part if they're going to a good situation for good money they're gonna sign.
Nuggets guard Allen Iverson has interest in opting out of his current contract — then re-signing with Denver this summer for six years.
"That would be our wish," said Iverson's personal manager, Gary Moore.
If this happens, Iverson likely will end his illustrious career in powder blue.
"We love Denver," Moore said. "We love the opportunity of winning a championship here. We love everything about the Nuggets, from the organization to the fans."
Iverson, 32, makes $19 million this season and is scheduled to make $20 million next season, the final year of a four-year deal worth $76.7 million.
If he does try to renegotiate, one catch would be an NBA rule that affects contracts four years or longer, which extend past a player's 36th birthday. As it is stated in the NBA's collective bargaining agreement: "Salary payable for seasons beginning after the player turns 36 is treated as deferred compensation in the seasons before the player turns 36 (and is therefore counted against the salary cap in those seasons)."
Asked about finishing his career in Denver, Iverson told The Denver Post in October: "I'd rather be here. But, I mean, I'm going to do what's right for me. And that's just as far as being able to win a championship."
