The Summer of Dysfunction: NBA 2022 Offseason thread

[Henry Orbit]

IT would be straight if Miles didn't activate everyone's Ray Carruth PTSD

Kemba gotta come back as soon as possible for the culture lmao

that's still my zombie knees can't throw a lob for shyt "where the fukk is help??" pg man

Bring him back to keep these young boys in check

 

[42 Monks]

Bring him back to keep these young boys in check

why was this so long ago

 

[who_better_than_me]

Seem like every year for the last 6 years a superstar has requested a traded.
2017: Kyrie
2018: Kawhi
2019: Street Clothes
2020: Russ?
2021:Harden
2022: Harden, Simmons
2023: Durant


Gives me a lot of hope for Houston. If they stand Pat and don’t make any big splash moves and let this core develop together and become competitor then we can wait for The next disgruntled star and trade for them but not right now. The core isn’t ready OKC is also in this position although they have two big long term contracts in SGA and Dort

 

[Rigby.]

My point is I don't understand why the Ignite team would pay him like that, those big deals are usually reserved for the bigtime NBA prospects Shareef isn't one.

There’s kids in HS that it’d be better to give that bag too tbh

Not like Shareef brings eyes to your team either. Ain’t no one watch LSU to see his 3 mins a game. Doesn’t make sense to me

 

[tremonthustler1]

Seem like every year for the last 6 years a superstar has requested a traded.
2017: Kyrie
2018: Kawhi
2019: Street Clothes
2020: Russ?
2021:Harden
2022: Harden, Simmons
2023: Durant


Gives me a lot of hope for Houston. If they stand Pat and don’t make any big splash moves and let this core develop together and become competitor then we can wait for The next disgruntled star and trade for them but not right now. The core isn’t ready OKC is also in this position although they have two big long term contracts in SGA and Dort

or the next one is Jalen Green

 

[who_better_than_me]

or the next one is Jalen Green

Could be with our owner. That’s why I don’t want to trade away any of those draft picks right now. My guess would be KAT if they can’t make it to a CF in the next two years


But I hoesntly hope all the lotto picks from last couple year stay where they at.

 

[who_better_than_me]

dbl post

 

[Peter Popoff]

Seem like every year for the last 6 years a superstar has requested a traded.
2017: Kyrie
2018: Kawhi
2019: Street Clothes
2020: Russ?
2021:Harden
2022: Harden, Simmons
2023: Durant


Gives me a lot of hope for Houston. If they stand Pat and don’t make any big splash moves and let this core develop together and become competitor then we can wait for The next disgruntled star and trade for them but not right now. The core isn’t ready OKC is also in this position although they have two big long term contracts in SGA and Dort

Yea fukk that team.

 

[OGBobbyJohnson]

 

[42 Monks]

Don't know how many of you guys actually watch Draymond's podcast, but this was a great interview with Lou Will



Made me feel a bit ngl, but Lou talking about how he was set on his path early, the vets around him that helped out, coming back from the injury, contract uncertainty through his career, taking pride in the sixth man role (and who the award should be named after if the league continues that trend), being a family man, etc

Just a really dope episode.

 

[Henry Orbit]

Don't know how many of you guys actually watch Draymond's podcast, but this was a great interview with Lou Will



Made me feel a bit ngl, but Lou talking about how he was set on his path early, the vets around him that helped out, coming back from the injury, contract uncertainty through his career, taking pride in the sixth man role (and who the award should be named after if the league continues that trend), being a family man, etc

Just a really dope episode.

Him and Jamal Crawford since they're the only three-time winners

This interview was dope. I like the way Draymond goes about asking questions. Not sure if it's scripted or improv, but he made it a good back-and-forth conversation

 

[Morethan1]

LeBron is filthy



Jesus

 

[SPACE IS FAKE]

My point is I don't understand why the Ignite team would pay him like that, those big deals are usually reserved for the bigtime NBA prospects Shareef isn't one.

cuz his pops is shaq lol that’s why

 

[aceboon]

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[NoMorePie]

Seem like every year for the last 6 years a superstar has requested a traded.
2017: Kyrie
2018: Kawhi
2019: Street Clothes
2020: Russ?
2021:Harden
2022: Harden, Simmons
2023: Durant


Gives me a lot of hope for Houston. If they stand Pat and don’t make any big splash moves and let this core develop together and become competitor then we can wait for The next disgruntled star and trade for them but not right now. The core isn’t ready OKC is also in this position although they have two big long term contracts in SGA and Dort

.would bet a solid $1.35 that Devin Booker will be the next star to ask out. Why? Because I'm a bettin man.