Victor Oladipo turns down 2 years 45 million dollar offer from Houston: Might get traded:per woj
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Barring an unforseen injury. He's easily going to get $20 million a year on his next deal for much more than 2 years.good luck breh
you dont like his game? you dont think he is good? dude has talent. just needs to mature. also, Kevin Love said AFTER he was traded that he was BY FAR the most talented player on their roster. I didnt say it...Kevin Love said it.
who? for Cousins or Oladipo. Cousins wasnt coming off injury. Oladipo did play last year so he wasnt fresh off a serious injury. granted he hasnt returned to form. Looking from the player/agent perspective they are almost always going to turn these deals down. like suppose he signs and gets hurt during the first year of the contract, especially if its a team option. He could potentially lose $60 million or more. You gotta look at it that way too.
Who the fukk values Otto Porter?
I'll wait
You do know he's out of the rotation and is injured right.
Explain a team and trade for Victor Oladipo instead of saying shyt.
Do you need a link to a trade machine?
I swear nikkas be talking out of they ass on here.
Yeah, Cousins was coming off injury. He tore achilles in Jan 2018 and they offered him $40M before that season ended, after the injury. How could Cousins potentially lose $60M?
Victor has chosen to test the market this offseason and is taking the chance a team will give him over 20 a year for more than 2. I hope he gets it but i would have thought long and hard about taking that deal if i was him.
still dont blame Cuz for not signing it because they still may not have picked up his option. he didnt plan on tearing his ACL is all.
I was referring to Dipo potentially losing $60 mil. have we confirmed that this is a full 2 year deal/player option? because if its not, he would only be guaranteed the 1st year. if he gets injured during that first year...he only makes the $20 mil. if he doesnt get injured between now and free agency, he is going to get a deal worth at least $80 mil w/player option...but I think more.
he's rolling the dice of course..but reward is far greater than risk, especially since he is only 28. how many players in the past few years have opted for shorter deals over longer term ones? how many times have the longer term deals worked out?
steph_harden
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Heard that cac is all money in. No investors...just him. That’s crazy nobody’s doing that. Maybe he ain’t really cheap as fukk...he just can’t afford it.
Do Heat fans get the sense their organization has mutual interest Oladipo? More specifically, mutual interest at whatever price range Victor is looking for this offseason? I figure they'd be all for signing him for cheap but signing him to a fairly big deal would pretty much lock-in their core as Bam, Butler, Victor, and shooters?
KevCo
Bond's gun spoke once....
FixedNo Levert
No Allen
Dipo about to dip
Watson wants out before his deal starts
Blue Jays signed The astros best player
no team looks to be winning anything for the next 5-10 years
I'd be tight if I were a Houston fan
EarlyEarly
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Houston don't want that money tied up anyways. A bunch of those picks are going the be attached to Wall and Gordon to get them off the books.
Ok. Why do you think he'll get an 80M offer? He'll be 29 with consistent health problems. Outcomes like Gordon Hayward's are rare.
SadimirPutin
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He aint got Steve Ballmer money and the pandemic fukked his pockets up
He looking to be cheap for at least 4 seasons
