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Camden wrote:

all_day_88 wrote:offence in general/kevin love is over-rated in my opinion. ya he's really good but he isn't a 2 way player I'd rather have a guy like Derek Favors hands down.

Please retract this statement before you get made fun of.

I'll stand by it, anybody can put up shots and score. I would rather have an athletic defensive Favors than love. Just like many on this board would rather have an athletic defensive wiggins than love

all_day_88 wrote:offence in general/kevin love is over-rated in my opinion. ya he's really good but he isn't a 2 way player I'd rather have a guy like Derek Favors hands down.

I think that this may have been mentioned in that Onion article.

all_day_88 wrote:

Camden wrote:

all_day_88 wrote:offence in general/kevin love is over-rated in my opinion. ya he's really good but he isn't a 2 way player I'd rather have a guy like Derek Favors hands down.

Please retract this statement before you get made fun of.

I'll stand by it, anybody can put up shots and score. I would rather have an athletic defensive Favors than love. Just like many on this board would rather have an athletic defensive wiggins than love

I haven't heard anyone say they wanted Wiggins over Love. They are on board the trade because Love is expected to leave. There is a big difference there.

sjm34 wrote:We have no idea what Lebron is likely to do. It could be a situation where he gives up a couple mil for a season to get someone like Love into the fold. Love would certainly be more likely to take a little less if Lebron was doing the same. You might recall a situation like that in Miami a few years back.

Lebron would have take the mid level or vet minimum for the Cavs to sign Love to the max as a FA

Not even close. If the cap is over 66 like the estimates say, they could already have close to 15 mil available by simply renouncing guys not under contract (Thompson, Varajao, etc.).

sjm34 wrote:

all_day_88 wrote:

Camden wrote:

all_day_88 wrote:offence in general/kevin love is over-rated in my opinion. ya he's really good but he isn't a 2 way player I'd rather have a guy like Derek Favors hands down.

Please retract this statement before you get made fun of.

I'll stand by it, anybody can put up shots and score. I would rather have an athletic defensive Favors than love. Just like many on this board would rather have an athletic defensive wiggins than love

I haven't heard anyone say they wanted Wiggins over Love. They are on board the trade because Love is expected to leave. There is a big difference there.

I'll agree to disagree I think a lot of people here would do a love for wiggins trade straight up if they could given the talent/salaries attached

Question, was Stephen asshole Smith saying the Wolves were wrong to turn down that deal?

CoolBreeze44 wrote:Question, was Stephen asshole Smith saying the Wolves were wrong to turn down that deal?

ya he actually said that saunders should be drug tested for turning it down

sjm34 wrote:Not even close. If the cap is over 66 like the estimates say, they could already have close to 15 mil available by simply renouncing guys not under contract (Thompson, Varajao, etc.).

They are over the cap now, next year Kyrie's deal kicks in. They still would have cap holds on all their draft picks next year. They would have wiggins and bennett at 5 a piece.

So ok Kyrie at 15, 2 rookies at 10, cap holds of like 8, miller at 2.5, Waiters at 4, plus Loves 20. So like 59 mil.

So ok they could give Lebron 7-8 million. He ain't doing that

all_day_88 wrote:

Camden wrote:

all_day_88 wrote:offence in general/kevin love is over-rated in my opinion. ya he's really good but he isn't a 2 way player I'd rather have a guy like Derek Favors hands down.

Please retract this statement before you get made fun of.

I'll stand by it, anybody can put up shots and score. I would rather have an athletic defensive Favors than love. Just like many on this board would rather have an athletic defensive wiggins than love

Anybody can put up shots and score? He's the first player in NBA history to record 2,000 points, 900 rebounds and 100 3-pointers in a single season. His numbers place him in a group with seven Hall of Fame talents, including Wilt, Baylor, Kareem and Barkley. This isn't your regular top scorer on a bad team. This is an efficient, big time scorer who contributes on the glass and in facilitating the offense, while being an above average three-point shooter. They don't make those every century. There are guys like Derrick Favors every draft (Noah Vonleh this year). So you can stand by it all you want to. Just know that it's an absolutely absurd statement to make.