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He has a point. The taxes in Oregon are horrible. There are other cities that would like a basketball team. There is a reason that the only major league professional team of any kind in Oregon is the Trailblazers.how did this guy become owner?
He has a point. The taxes in Oregon are horrible. There are other cities that would like a basketball team. There is a reason that the only major league professional team of any kind in Oregon is the Trailblazers.
He could move to Seattle, Greenville/Spartanburg, Austin, Nashville, Tampa, or Jacksonville.
Or he could take nature’s Ozempic aka dropping the junk food and booze. Luka needs his 92-93’ Barkley season where he comes in fully committed to his body and conditioning.is it legal to use ozempik in the nba? i only ask because luka
You have to eat a lot to be an NBA player and be overweight. 82 games, plus all the practices,is it legal to use ozempik in the nba? i only ask because luka
is it legal to use ozempik in the nba? i only ask because luka
For those who think Devin Booker is overpaid. Look at these contract numbers for Donovan Mitchell.
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I always thought of Booker, Spida and Jamal Murray as guys who could be compared to one another based on their position and tenure in the nba. Murray is underpaid and probably the most clutch of the group when games are on the line. Book is overpaid. I think the Don is paid appropriately.
And I still think Devin is overpaid - as are most of the higher paid NBA players. That isn't a rant against high salaries or a tirade against celebrities in general. I just think that thanks to the Supermax rules the league lost sight of the actual comparative value of players. The truly elite probably can carry a team enough to warrant such a huge chunk of the payroll but that's not true for the vast majority of stars. And in today's NBA I'd rather have an average shooting guard making 20M per than a Booker level player making 50M or more.For those who think Devin Booker is overpaid. Look at these contract numbers for Donovan Mitchell.
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It’s odd how that when the league sets a max salary, it’s somehow insulting to offer the better players anything less than that.And I still think Devin is overpaid - as are most of the higher paid NBA players. That isn't a rant against high salaries or a tirade against celebrities in general. I just think that thanks to the Supermax rules the league lost sight of the actual comparative value of players. The truly elite probably can carry a team enough to warrant such a huge chunk of the payroll but that's not true for the vast majority of stars. And in today's NBA I'd rather have an average shooting guard making 20M per than a Booker level player making 50M or more.
Sorry but that is a ridiculous statement. That isn't appropriate for anybody.I think the Don is paid appropriately.
Paying for past performance gets teams into trouble. Booker will be making $70m a year eventually and hasn’t made an all NBA team since 2024.There is not a lot of light between Booker and Mitchell. And Booker has reached the Finals and is slightly younger.
And hasnt even won a playoff game in 3 years, while Mitchell has taken his team to the playoffs all of the last three years, into the semifinals and conference finals the last two seasons.Paying for past performance gets teams into trouble. Booker will be making $70m a year eventually and hasn’t made an all NBA team since 2024.
I wish you weren't right about this.And hasnt even won a playoff game in 3 years, while Mitchell has taken his team to the playoffs all of the last three years, into the semifinals and conference finals the last two seasons.
Not to mention Mitchell has shown the ability to take any terrible franchise he’s been the leader of to the playoffs every year of his career, while Booker has only done so 4 out of 9 years.
is what it is... I wouldn't want either of them to be my supermax guy to build around, but you get a little more bang for your buck in terms of team success building around Mitchell than Booker.I wish you weren't right about this.
I've got one word for you: East. The East has been historically much softer in recent years. How many times did Mitchell take the Jazz to the Finals?And hasnt even won a playoff game in 3 years, while Mitchell has taken his team to the playoffs all of the last three years, into the semifinals and conference finals the last two seasons.
Not to mention Mitchell has shown the ability to take any terrible franchise he’s been the leader of to the playoffs every year of his career, while Booker has only done so 4 out of 9 years.
is what it is... I wouldn't want either of them to be my supermax guy to build around, but you get a little more bang for your buck in terms of team success building around Mitchell than Booker.
he's def more clutch, but I think his injuries have hampered him during his prime and kept him from being the superstar I think he could have been.They're all overpaid but I would pay a prime Jamal Murray more than prime Book or Spida.
That's great and all, but a) Mitchell never played with the Wolves. And b) He consistently got the Jazz to the playoffs, in the much tougher West and got Jazz to the second round a couple times, as a #1 (Booker has never even won a game in the playoffs as the #1 of his team and even missed the playoffs two years ago). Hell, Mitchell even got the Jazz to the playoffs as a rookie, when everyone thought the team was left for dead after it's star Heyward, left in FA... and then he kept them there for his entire run and then they completely bottomed out and haven't been heard from since.I've got one word for you: East. The East has been historically much softer in recent years. How many times did Mitchell take the Wolves to the Finals?
Like I said, he never got the Wolves to the Finals let alone any round.That's great and all, but a) Mitchell never played with the Wolves. And b) He consistently got the Jazz to the playoffs, in the much tougher West and got Jazz to the second round a couple times, as a #1 (Booker has never even won a game in the playoffs as the #1 of his team and even missed the playoffs two years ago). Hell, Mitchell even got the Jazz to the playoffs as a rookie, when everyone thought the team was left for dead after it's star Heyward, left in FA... and then he kept them there for his entire run and then they completely bottomed out and haven't been heard from since.