Hard disagree. He’s a bust and the Spurs should trade for picks and start looking to rebuild.
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The only source in the entire article is “a person familiar with Lillard’s thinking.”
“He just wouldn’t go,” a person familiar with Lillard’s thinking told Sportsnaut. “He just wouldn’t report.”
No actual quotes from Dame. Could just be his boy CJ stirring up some shit
Edit:
The Blazers are cognizant that the Brooklyn Nets declined to accommodate Kevin Durant’s trade request last summer until dealing him and T.J. Warren to the Phoenix Suns for Mikal Bridges, Jae Crowder, four unprotected first-round picks (2023, 2025, 2027, 2029) and a 2208 pick swap.
Yo I didn’t realize the Nets were collecting picks that far out. 2208 gonna be a wild draft
The issue I see with teams like the blazers is that they have enough talent to be vaguely competitive and get hopes up but never enough to actually be a threat. Unless they fully commit to a rebuild they’ll likely be perennial contenders for the play-in.
I feel like the pistons and rockets have been tanking… they seem to have young cores but idk what they’re development prospects are like.
He probably has a great package
Definitely a bust, time to start tanking for next season
No doubt George is fantastic, but how many games / season is he good for now?
Honestly the bigger story is the no-call. Clearly a flagrant 2
Not only will the Celtics not win a game this season, but they will cease to exist as a franchise.