The Official 2016-2017 NBA Thread (NBA Champs Warriors)

southsil4lil wrote: »

Beta wrote: »

Well ryan Anderson has shown hes not just a catch and shoot player who has some post moves in orlando and jersey if I'm not mistaken

Hes not terrible if hes already near the basket, Im talking about when he gets the ball at the beyond the 3 point line and he cant get a shot off so he decides to try and put the ball on the court and make something happen....That usually doesnt end well.

In an interview with Karizza Sanchez of Complex.com, Iman Shumpert was asked about Phil Jackson‘s “posse” comment regarding LeBron James, and replied that the Knicks president has “always got a comment.” More from Shumpert, who grew up rooting for the Bulls and was traded away from the Knicks by Jackson: “You traded me away from New York, cool. It’s all business, it’s all love, whatever. But I’m a grownup now. You not my hero no more. The Bulls era is gone, Mike is gone, Pippen is gone, you ain’t coaching the Bulls no more. So, I don’t care what you got to say about ’Bron.”

Tommy bilfiger wrote: »

Beta wrote: »

Tommy bilfiger wrote: »

That bosh situation gonna be interesting.The heat will waive him in march so he can't join any playoff teams this season and to get the cap space

But if he can play 25 games at any point in the future it could be the 17-18 season his money goes back on the heats books and they'll be ? .That being said I personally think duke should never play, but it's his life and he clearly wants to play.Hypothetically if he's cleared he could sign wit any team he wants for the vet min

Thomas I thought once like feb 22 or w/e his contract comes off the books because it'll be a year after he was diagnosed? You sure you're right?

And if bosh wants to stupidly play after that point that's on him. It's his choice at the end of the day but




This can happen

Now there are a couple of things worth noting. If Bosh is ever able to play 25 or more games in the NBA, all of his cap money goes back on the HEAT’s salary cap. This is meaningful because Bosh has every intention of trying to play again. Bosh recently hired Rob Pelinka of Landmark Sports to be his new agent, and that wouldn’t happen if Bosh didn’t believe he could play again.

Another part is in waiving Bosh, the HEAT would place him in the free agent pool since no team in the NBA has the cap space to claim his $23.7 million contract. So after clearing the waiver process, Bosh would be free to choose whatever team he’d like to sign with, and there may be more than a few teams willing to sign Bosh at the minimum to get him on their roster and in their medical program to see if he can be salvaged at some point. If Bosh can get off the blood thinning medication, his return to the court could be very quick, as again, he’s in perfect condition physically and has been staying in shape, which could make the situation a little sticky for Miami.If Miami waives Bosh, they have to be mindful of the 25-game number. To gain cap space in July, Bosh can’t play this year, so while the HEAT can opt to waive Bosh on February 9, they may be better suited to wait until mid-March to ensure that Bosh can’t play those 25 games.There are issues there, as Bosh playing next season could push Miami into the luxury tax if his contract comes back on their books after they sign free agents. This is a real possibility if he can get off the medication.

BlackAX410 wrote: »

Melo gotta take a back seat to portzingis when he starts doing more all around the Knicks will improve but the isos will hold yall back