Andrew Wiggins and Jabari Parker have decided to forgo their final quarter of Miami-Dade Community college and join Lebron , Wade , Noel and company in their playoff push .. the heat have waived Juwan howard and Mike Miller
2 Rules changes that would improve the NFL and NBA
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Andrew Wiggins and Jabari Parker have decided to forgo their final quarter of Miami-Dade Community college and join Lebron , Wade , Noel and company in their playoff push .. the heat have waived Juwan howard and Mike Miller
Ethnic Vagina Finder
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you would obviously install rules to prevent salary dumping. Players contracts would be guaranteed and "dead" money would count against the cap next year. Teams wouldn't be able to salary dump for certain rookie classes. Plus you got regular free agents as well. A team might make out one year and be set for the next 7 or 8. You can only be so top heavy on a squad. it's not like in college because at the end of the day players want to get paid as much as possible. As far as the rookie wage scale, keep it. A star player won't go to a stacked team and even if he does, somebody will eventually have to move on Like a Harden because eventually teams won't be able to afford to pay everyone. If you want to keep it fair, have 2 or 3 year rookie contracts with a team option.
Andrew Wiggins and Jabari Parker have decided to forgo their final quarter of Miami-Dade Community college and join Lebron , Wade , Noel and company in their playoff push .. the heat have waived Juwan howard and Mike Miller
The guys face in the background is hilarious too like "yeah buddy...I'm on SportsCenter"
Miami-Dade Community College
Honestly, the best thing about your NBA rule change is the amount of fukkery we would witness in the upcoming future
Other then that, I dont see how anyone but Miami, NY, and LA wouldn't always snatch the cream of the crop rookies every year.
To your point about James Harden, he wouldnt have even been in Oklahoma ANYWAYS if NBA teams could recruit.....nor would Kevin Durant or Russell Westbrook
Your rule change effectively ruins the small market team who have it hard enough to KEEP their veteran star players. With your rule change, they cant even ACQUIRE star college players either
Ethnic Vagina Finder
The Great Paper Chaser
Honestly, the best thing about your NBA rule change is the amount of fukkery we would witness in the upcoming future
Other then that, I dont see how anyone but Miami, NY, and LA wouldn't always snatch the cream of the crop rookies every year.
To your point about James Harden, he wouldnt have even been in Oklahoma ANYWAYS if NBA teams could recruit.....nor would Kevin Durant or Russell Westbrook
Your rule change effectively ruins the small market team who have it hard enough to KEEP their veteran star players. With your rule change, they cant even ACQUIRE star college players either
It would force small market teams to step their game up. It's not just about cities. Who's to stay Blake Griffin wouldn't have stayed home and signed with OKC. Durrant would've went to Washington. Most NBA players aren't dumb enough to ONLY want to play in major markets. Just imagine Lebron being able to recruit better talent to Cleveland. Again, the teams that would miss out are missing out now anyway and unlike College where there is turnover every year, some NBA teams will be set. If a team signs a Kobe, they won't be looking to replace him in 4 years. Once a team has their core group they could sign role players.
"but what they'd rather be a star for charlotte ! "
but my nikka.. these nikkas dont even wanna be the star of college teams.. just look at the kentucky's / UNC's of the world.. they'd flock to the talent/wins
kentuckys starting 5 from 2010 would sign with NY
but my nikka.. these nikkas dont even wanna be the star of college teams.. just look at the kentucky's / UNC's of the world.. they'd flock to the talent/wins
kentuckys starting 5 from 2010 would sign with NY
"Breaking news, the New York Knicks have acquired Shabazz Muhammad from UCLA and Alex Len of Maryland. We have also gotten word that the Toronto Raptors and Charlotte Bobcats are fighting a fierce battle over the rights to enter into negotiations with Jack Cooley from Notre Dame"
name the last hall of famer or all-star in their primes to switch teams from a big market to small market in FA
Ethnic Vagina Finder
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name the last hall of famer or all-star in their primes to switch teams from a big market to small market in FA
Players want to go where they can make the most money and WIN. Unfortunately other than lakers, spurs, rockets, pistons, celtics, bulls and heat. No team other than the mavericks has won a title in 30 years. So 7 teams in 30 years. If a team has a winning tradition location won't matter. What star players have really moved to major markets when they had the chances other than shaq. Miami ain't a major market.
Dumbest shyt i`ve ever heard in my life
Yung Yogurt
Culo Season
NBA-I would let nikkas fight, and every saturday would be naked night. I would have nikkas playing in body paint.
Then in the NBA the Lakers Knicks and Heat would be the only teams with the stars. And if they couldn't sign anymore teams like Orlando (surprised that they are not a destination spot to this day) the Clippers and the Nets would get the second tier players.
Would you rather start on the Bobcats/Cavs living in Charlotte or Cleveland.......or come off the bench for the Lakers/Heat living in Los Angeles/South Beach?
Not that I agree with the OP but nikkas are competitive man, aint no nikka that really thinks they're the shyt gonna wanna come off the bench (I guesss they may not mind it their first couple years but eventually they gonna wanna make a legacy for themselves.) And also not every athlete is enamored by the south beach/la shyt. Hell look at the top colleges for basketball: UNC, Kansas, Kentucky, Indiana...
With that said, No they should not get rid of the NBA Draft