**OFFICIAL 2019 NBA OFFSEASON THREAD**
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By the numbers yea he is.
KD or prime Bron would garner 80-100 mil a year in an uncapped league.
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Maybe its just my ignorance kicking in
I do still think its the case tho being that all these guys are decent shooters. Maybe we see more of these types soon but unless you're an elite talent (as all those guys are), most bigs are rim runners
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The fact that Jahlil still can't find a place in this league says everything you need to know about the modern big man.
He was born 15 years too late.
He was born 15 years too late.
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Maybe its just my ignorance kicking in
I think we just have better perimeter players.
And more 6-9 guys on the perimeter than in the box
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I mean he was basically what DeAndre Ayton this season was in his rookie year coming in. Think it's much more of the league moving away from that style of play.
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Him being in philly f'ed him up. He had a good rookie year then it was over.
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The numbers show differently. I agree the league is getting away from average to above average post players with range < 10-12 feet. But Ayton is already a better rebounder and more mobile
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Ayton is a far better athlete with better on court awareness and he can hit shots outside the paint.
Never got the Jah hype personally, he was good at one thing and that one thing diminished when he played people his own size. Not saying he's trash but he wasn't anything special to me.
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No doubt. Speaking of, what the hell happened to Fultz?
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same way, technically speaking, nba players are undervalued for what they really bring to organizations. cleveland bron and curry should definitely be earning 70-100 mil a year. On the low end. For the value they really brought and bring to their respective teams.
in baseball, they're saying he's sooooooooo much better than the next best based on the wins he contributes, he's actually getting screwed taking the 430
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Yeah he's a monster. He should've won ROY and MVP in the same season that's how good he was in his first year
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Little man ain’t got no true friends, we gotta go fight this barber.
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Idk man.
Ayton:
Jah rookie season:
Ayton a better rebounder but I think y'all misrepresenting Jah's offensive repertoire.
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Jah been the same player since he got drafted. He seems like the type to never work on his game really.
Literally Eddy Curry 2.0
Literally Eddy Curry 2.0
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I used to get cut/braided at this salon on imperial and Western. Next to the food 4 less. You know what I’m talmbout @leemelone
It was convenient because half the spot was a barbershop with real barbers and the other half was a salon for the braids. My barber appointments were always on point but these women would flake all the time on the braids. I ended up cutting it out of frustration.
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He's been the same player since his senior year of HS
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Every erupt post reads like he’s trolling for some reason lmao
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