Honestly I would mind seeing it. I am not as optimistic about it as you are, but I guess we should know in a few years.
DaddyJBird
joined 11 months ago
The issue for OKC is keeping those young pieces once their rookie contracts are up. Guys will want to get paid and there is only so much to go around. OKC doesn’t strike me as a franchise that is willing to go deep into the luxury tax so keeping those guys may be a challenge.
Anthony do his best Anthony Davis impersonation still gets the money.
He’s got a little Lillard in him.
He’s got a little Lillard in him.
Christian Laettner. Two NCAA championships. The only amateur selected for the first Dream Team. Had a very forgetful career after college.
Go back further to his college years and he averaged 25.7 pts and only grabbed 5.7 rebounds per game over 3 years.
Kyle “Slo Mo” Anderson
Kevon Looney
I don’t know Chase Center in San Francisco doesn’t seem to have this issue. I know the income level there is higher than other places, but the tours don’t start and stop in SF so they must be filling arenas in other areas… no?
These billionaires know they can use other cities/states that are itching to get a team and are willing to pay. Las Vegas and Oakland is a prime example. They owners use the threat of a possible move to get their way and if they don’t get what they want they do everything to move and secure funding outside their current fan base.
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I am 100% a Klay guy, but dude is so on his own head. He’s struggling and clearly affected by the “talk”