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Will Ricky want to stay?

Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 5:33 pm
by Papalrep
$6,723,729 - that is next years qualifying offer. This means what? We can match anyone else?

I will be surprised if KLove leaves. But Ricky? He seems unhappy under Adelman. I am also concerned about him leaving after 2015/16

Re: Will Ricky want to stay?

Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 5:45 pm
by BloopOracle
if one of them goes they both go, doesn't even have to be to the same team...just what I think would happen

Re: Will Ricky want to stay?

Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 5:54 pm
by longstrangetrip [enjin:6600564]
Adelman will not be a factor in Ricky's decision. Unlike Kahn, Flip is a real basketball guy who knows how players think, as we have seen in his dealings with Love. I suspect he will sit down with Ricky in the future and explain to him how much happier he will be playing for the new coach. I don't know, of course, but Ricky seems like the kind of guy who will want to finish what he started, and try to win here.

I'll leave your QO question for smarter NBA business minds than mine.

Re: Will Ricky want to stay?

Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 5:55 pm
by Camden [enjin:6601484]
Lol don't we all hear the pieces coming out about how Rubio's overrated and/or poor on defense? Makes me believe that not many outside of the Minnesota organization knows that much about him; they just settle for the label that's put on him. Yes, I know that's just journalists, but I believe that there's ignorance all around the NBA when it comes to their opinion on Ricky. I don't see Rubio leaving unless Minnesota trades him for a Westbrook type player.

Re: Will Ricky want to stay?

Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 6:40 pm
by Phenom
I am not concerned at all about Ricky wanting to leave unless there is a huge gap in a price point. When the Wolves offer the Qualifying Offer, it makes Ricky a restricted FA. If he accepts the QO, he will be an Unrestricted FA the following year and have the right to refuse a trade to any team. He will most likely not accept it and instead negotiate a 4 or 5 year extension.