07-04-2015, 09:45 AM
07-07-2015, 05:17 PM
PF Jadon Smith signs one year deal with Orlando. Journeyman.
07-09-2015, 11:20 AM
Chris Broussard and his horrible reporting has gotten the attention of Mark Cuban.
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07-09-2015, 11:29 AM
The whole situation is terrible. Sounds like Cuban and the Mavericks are getting screwed royally by Jordan and the Clippers.
07-09-2015, 12:47 PM
My take on the DeAndre Jordan situation? Business. He wasn't signed, he is fair game to do anything he wants.
Is what he did illegal in the rules of the NBA? Nope. The Clippers still held his rights, and could give him more money. That's how all this works. If Jordan is happier in LA and his decision then more power to him. In the short term, Jordan gets a bad look from some fans, but again, if he would rather be in LA then in Dallas, good for him.
Is what he did illegal in the rules of the NBA? Nope. The Clippers still held his rights, and could give him more money. That's how all this works. If Jordan is happier in LA and his decision then more power to him. In the short term, Jordan gets a bad look from some fans, but again, if he would rather be in LA then in Dallas, good for him.
07-09-2015, 03:02 PM
Quote:My take on the DeAndre Jordan situation? Business. He wasn't signed, he is fair game to do anything he wants.
Is what he did illegal in the rules of the NBA? Nope. The Clippers still held his rights, and could give him more money. That's how all this works. If Jordan is happier in LA and his decision then more power to him. In the short term, Jordan gets a bad look from some fans, but again, if he would rather be in LA then in Dallas,
for him.
He is absolutely within his rights to do it.
It's the downside of the negotiation window. Imagine if Julius Thomas had done the same thing during the spring after agreeing to a deal with the Jaguars but only verbally.
07-09-2015, 03:08 PM
Quote:He is absolutely within his rights to do it.It would suck, and I would be really ticked off. But that's me being a fan. I am able to look at the Jordan situation objectively, and with no bias.
It's the downside of the negotiation window. Imagine if Julius Thomas had done the same thing during the spring after agreeing to a deal with the Jaguars but only verbally.
The Thomas situation wouldn't have occured like this because there is no moratorium on when a player can officially sign. They can agree to a contract, but Jordan and the Mavs had to wait another week to make it official. That rule the NBA has is absolutely ridiculous.
07-09-2015, 04:26 PM
Man, Stanley Johnson looks great so far in Summer League. I was weary of Van Gundy choosing Johnson over Winslow at first, but I'm warming up to it now. Granted it's just summer league, but Johnson is showing some good signs.