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Shephenson turned down 5yr/44$ from the Pacers
Wade, Bosh, and James will be back in Miami...Melo also.
Avery Bradley getting 8million a year LOL...man what the hell is wrong with Danny Ainge
BB get in here!!!! and explain this crap LOL
Danny Ainge is paying for what Bradley is about to do "future" and not what he has done in the past. The same for raptors and Kyle.
Avery Bradley getting 8million a year LOL...man what the hell is wrong with Danny Ainge
BB get in here!!!! and explain this crap LOL
The Celts are in rebuild mode. Once they hired Brad Stevens as Head Coach, I knew Ainge was not serious about winning big just yet. Bradley's signing and the drafting of Marcus Smart probably signals the end of the Rondo era in Boston. He has another year on his deal, but I imagine the Celtics will trade him this year to try to get something for him before he can become a free agent.
Don't sleep on Phoenix nabbing a player or two either. We have plenty of cap space and movable pieces to make a great deal.
Let's start here: all is going well enough for Miami so far, if only because there are still no clear signs that any of the Big Three are headed elsewhere, and LeBron James, Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade still happen to be three of the four most accomplished players on the market. And all are still likely to sign with Miami, even if James would like something near if not at the maximum and even if Bosh's initial proposal to the Heat was in the five years for $90 million neighborhood, starting at roughly $15 million.
While there's a different report every few hours, about whether they are or aren't entirely on the same page, nothing should be taken all that seriously until one of them actually takes a meeting with another team. That hasn't occurred. James and Bosh haven't even been in the country, both vacationing with their families all week, and Wade has been traveling domestically for non-basketball matters.
Wednesday night, James posted an Instagram video of his son, LeBron, Jr., catching a fish during their island getaway, and it seemed like an appropriate metaphor for all the fishing that's been going on back in the States, not only in free agency, but with the endless flood of false reports about it.