The repeater tax is going to transform the NBA

[tremonthustler1]

True but they tried to make it seem like it was about competitive balance when really like most things it was a cash grab.

To sum it up:

We're still not gonna win unless hell freezes over, but at least we're compensated for our troubles.

 

[USSInsiders]

I have no idea what the fukk any of this shyt means

 

[tremonthustler1]

Because the league locked them out. The lockout always hurts the players more than the owners. The top paid players are fine during a lockout but the rookies, journeymen, and vets who don't get paid much are kind of fukked if a lockout goes on for too long.

Then you got the owners leveraging the public against the players.

The only time you will EVER see a players Union flat out win against a league will be when the players unions of multiple leagues and sports unite in solidarity.

We've seen it in MLB since the '94 strike breh.

 

[beenz]

@ the nets paying that much tax for that team.

 

[Mic-Nificent]

We've seen it in MLB since the '94 strike breh.

Touche...

 

[TheNig]

This was all because Lebron decided to playing Miami

A lot of GM's are going to be sour when he reups discounted.

That played a small part. But shelling out contracts to cats who would "improve" during the contract year was a killer. Those bums deserve as much blame as anyone.