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Dillon Brooks explains how he Negotiated a $1,000,000 incentive into his $86,000,000 contract with the Houston Rockets “In Houston I signed a contract, 4 years for $86 Million, but it’s really like $87 Million because I really got an incentive in there where, if the team that I’m on...

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Amen Thompson talks how Dillon Brooks impacted the team and how he knows Dillon antics so they don’t bother him. “Just playing him he is doing the antics on me now. It’s fine I just laugh because I’m like yo bro I know you.”
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Amen Thompson talks how Dillon Brooks impacted the team and how he knows Dillon antics so they don’t bother him. “Just playing him he is doing the antics on me now. It’s fine I just laugh because I’m like yo bro I know you.”

Lachard Binkley

249,690 次观看 • 8 个月前

Skip Bayless says congratulations Dillon Brooks you lost your team the game by trash talking Kevin Durant and poking the wrong bear: “That was a classic case of why Dillon Brooks is more trouble then he’s worth. That there is why he’s no longer in Memphis and no longer in Houston and probably next year he will be somewhere else. So, think about this Dillon Brooks team the home team just gone on a 24-0 run. They were up 26 to 5 because Kevin Durant was trying to hard, he was pressing because he said earlier this year for the first time in his career he got kicked out by a team. He got kicked out by Phoenix Suns. And it stuck with him and it hurt him, he wanted to show them, he wanted to punish the home crowd last night in his first game back in Phoenix. And he starts 1 for 6. So you got him right where you want him. Until Dillon Brooks starts poking the bear. But that’s the one bear you can’t poke.” (Via Gil’s Arena)
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Skip Bayless says congratulations Dillon Brooks you lost your team the game by trash talking Kevin Durant and poking the wrong bear: “That was a classic case of why Dillon Brooks is more trouble then he’s worth. That there is why he’s no longer in Memphis and no longer in Houston and probably next year he will be somewhere else. So, think about this Dillon Brooks team the home team just gone on a 24-0 run. They were up 26 to 5 because Kevin Durant was trying to hard, he was pressing because he said earlier this year for the first time in his career he got kicked out by a team. He got kicked out by Phoenix Suns. And it stuck with him and it hurt him, he wanted to show them, he wanted to punish the home crowd last night in his first game back in Phoenix. And he starts 1 for 6. So you got him right where you want him. Until Dillon Brooks starts poking the bear. But that’s the one bear you can’t poke.” (Via Gil’s Arena)

NBA Courtside

62,144 次观看 • 4 个月前

Spike asks Sixers fans if they're ready to "surrender the organization" to LeBron James. "If the question was simply do you want a player of LeBron James' skillset on the team the answer would be yes a million times yes. But that's not how it works because not only is it LeBron's team on the court it's his team off the court too."
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Spike asks Sixers fans if they're ready to "surrender the organization" to LeBron James. "If the question was simply do you want a player of LeBron James' skillset on the team the answer would be yes a million times yes. But that's not how it works because not only is it LeBron's team on the court it's his team off the court too."

SPORTSRADIO 94WIP

33,942 次观看 • 1 个月前

Richard Sherman shares his thoughts on the 49ers holding Brandon Aiyuk hostage: “I see a lot of people commenting that the 49ers are holding him hostage and it’s unfair and they’re doing wrong by him. I want to give my two cents on that. I don’t think so. I think the opposite. What would Brandon Aiyuk fetch in free agency right now? Coming off a major injury. No tape for this season. His contract right now is for almost 30 million dollar a year. If they cut him, his contract is torn up and somebody is gonna re-sign him for one year— prove it kind of deal for 6, 7 or 8 million dollars a year, up to 12... If they trade him, his contract trades to whatever team he goes to. If I’m Brandon Aiyuk, I’d want to be in that situation where I’m being traded on the contract I already have. Would you rather be cut and have to convince a team you’re worth $30 million a year, or get traded under the contract you already signed? If you can get a 7th-round pick, I think that works in both the 49ers best business interest and Brandon Aiyuk’s best business interest.” 🎥: Richard Sherman Podcast
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Richard Sherman shares his thoughts on the 49ers holding Brandon Aiyuk hostage: “I see a lot of people commenting that the 49ers are holding him hostage and it’s unfair and they’re doing wrong by him. I want to give my two cents on that. I don’t think so. I think the opposite. What would Brandon Aiyuk fetch in free agency right now? Coming off a major injury. No tape for this season. His contract right now is for almost 30 million dollar a year. If they cut him, his contract is torn up and somebody is gonna re-sign him for one year— prove it kind of deal for 6, 7 or 8 million dollars a year, up to 12... If they trade him, his contract trades to whatever team he goes to. If I’m Brandon Aiyuk, I’d want to be in that situation where I’m being traded on the contract I already have. Would you rather be cut and have to convince a team you’re worth $30 million a year, or get traded under the contract you already signed? If you can get a 7th-round pick, I think that works in both the 49ers best business interest and Brandon Aiyuk’s best business interest.” 🎥: Richard Sherman Podcast

Coach Yac 🗣

303,112 次观看 • 5 个月前

Chris Webber says his 15-year, $75,000,000 rookie contract with an opt-out after the first year forced the NBA to change its contract rules “My rookie year they say, ‘What we’re going to do is you’re going to sign the largest contract ever, but we’re going to get you out after the first year.’ They said that it’s a risk because if you get hurt, you’ll have a whole guarantee because the option is yours. It’s 15 years, $75 million. So it’s a great guarantee, but we’re really doing this so you can opt out” “I win Rookie of the Year. I opt out of my contract. I tell Shaq all the time, ‘Thank you homie,’ because I used to get it quietly. Just waiting until Shaq re-up. I could time mine right after him. But it was just the smear campaign. I told the owners, I was like, ‘Please, I want to play here.’ They was like, ‘No’” “My agent was like, ‘You know you can go sign someplace on a one year deal now.’ And my dumb ass went to the worst team in the league to go play with Juwan Howard. Juwan ain’t even know I was coming. So that’s how Golden State happened. I had to opt-out after the first” “So no more in the NBA can you sign a long term deal with the out after the first because of what my lawyer did. And you can no longer sign a one year deal because I signed two one-year deals with Washington, trying to wait to get out” (via ALL THE SMOKE ft. Chris Webber)
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Chris Webber says his 15-year, $75,000,000 rookie contract with an opt-out after the first year forced the NBA to change its contract rules “My rookie year they say, ‘What we’re going to do is you’re going to sign the largest contract ever, but we’re going to get you out after the first year.’ They said that it’s a risk because if you get hurt, you’ll have a whole guarantee because the option is yours. It’s 15 years, $75 million. So it’s a great guarantee, but we’re really doing this so you can opt out” “I win Rookie of the Year. I opt out of my contract. I tell Shaq all the time, ‘Thank you homie,’ because I used to get it quietly. Just waiting until Shaq re-up. I could time mine right after him. But it was just the smear campaign. I told the owners, I was like, ‘Please, I want to play here.’ They was like, ‘No’” “My agent was like, ‘You know you can go sign someplace on a one year deal now.’ And my dumb ass went to the worst team in the league to go play with Juwan Howard. Juwan ain’t even know I was coming. So that’s how Golden State happened. I had to opt-out after the first” “So no more in the NBA can you sign a long term deal with the out after the first because of what my lawyer did. And you can no longer sign a one year deal because I signed two one-year deals with Washington, trying to wait to get out” (via ALL THE SMOKE ft. Chris Webber)

dank

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John Wall on the Grizzlies: "Losing Dillon Brooks was a big key for that team…. people FEARED Memphis. But Jaylen [Wells] stepped in to try to take the role of what Dillon Brooks was and it's not the same" (Via/Oh No He Didn't)
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John Wall on the Grizzlies: "Losing Dillon Brooks was a big key for that team…. people FEARED Memphis. But Jaylen [Wells] stepped in to try to take the role of what Dillon Brooks was and it's not the same" (Via/Oh No He Didn't)

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29,909 次观看 • 1 年前

Draymond Green says the Lakers just made a $130,000,000 decision that could handcuff them for 7 YEARS “The Lakers acquire Walker Kessler… a 4-year $130 million extension. The Lakers now have no tradable first-round picks over the next seven years… this really puts handcuffs on improving this roster for years to come” “This gotta be the guy who ultimately makes them a championship caliber team… with Luka’s contract only going up and Austin’s new contract, they are in a tight spot of what can they improve on this team. I hope that he’s the guy that they thought that he is”
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Draymond Green says the Lakers just made a $130,000,000 decision that could handcuff them for 7 YEARS “The Lakers acquire Walker Kessler… a 4-year $130 million extension. The Lakers now have no tradable first-round picks over the next seven years… this really puts handcuffs on improving this roster for years to come” “This gotta be the guy who ultimately makes them a championship caliber team… with Luka’s contract only going up and Austin’s new contract, they are in a tight spot of what can they improve on this team. I hope that he’s the guy that they thought that he is”

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Gilbert Arenas on what he don’t like about narratives in basketball, especially the ones coming out about Nikola Jokic: “Because the narratives is exactly the problem with sports because it’s presented as a team game until you want to run the narrative on how bad a player is doing or failing. So this is what it sounds like. He never beat a 50 win team. So it’s him verse a team. He had the Wolves down 3-2. Not Anthony Edwards, you know. It just him. He had not his team. He had the USA down 17. The US is being presented as a team. He lost to the hospital Wolves. So you’re isolating the best player on a team, but that he’s going against the team itself, right? We’re removing the rest of the players on this team. So if the rest of the players play horrible, you know, someone goes 4 for 17, we don’t pay attention to him. Jokic, you fu*ked up. Jokic, you lost. Jokic, you can’t get over the hump.” (Via Gilbert Arenas)
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Gilbert Arenas on what he don’t like about narratives in basketball, especially the ones coming out about Nikola Jokic: “Because the narratives is exactly the problem with sports because it’s presented as a team game until you want to run the narrative on how bad a player is doing or failing. So this is what it sounds like. He never beat a 50 win team. So it’s him verse a team. He had the Wolves down 3-2. Not Anthony Edwards, you know. It just him. He had not his team. He had the USA down 17. The US is being presented as a team. He lost to the hospital Wolves. So you’re isolating the best player on a team, but that he’s going against the team itself, right? We’re removing the rest of the players on this team. So if the rest of the players play horrible, you know, someone goes 4 for 17, we don’t pay attention to him. Jokic, you fu*ked up. Jokic, you lost. Jokic, you can’t get over the hump.” (Via Gilbert Arenas)

NBA Courtside

93,204 次观看 • 4 个月前

Nick Wright on paying Brock Purdy: “If I were running the Niners, I would offer Brock such a team friendly, almost insulting deal, that I didn’t expect him to take because I really do want to see him this year without a super team around him. If he looks like he did last year without a super team around him, and if that’s the case, then that’s simply a player you cannot pay 55 plus million dollars. The arguments people make as to why Brock Purdy should get that money, they’re like 'Well Tua got this and Trevor got that', the problem with those arguments is if you then ask those same exact people 'Do you think those were good decisions by the team?' and they’re like 'no of course not, that’s a disaster'… so you don’t use bad contracts as a standard as a contract you’re going to give.” 🎥: Herd w/Colin Cowherd
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Nick Wright on paying Brock Purdy: “If I were running the Niners, I would offer Brock such a team friendly, almost insulting deal, that I didn’t expect him to take because I really do want to see him this year without a super team around him. If he looks like he did last year without a super team around him, and if that’s the case, then that’s simply a player you cannot pay 55 plus million dollars. The arguments people make as to why Brock Purdy should get that money, they’re like 'Well Tua got this and Trevor got that', the problem with those arguments is if you then ask those same exact people 'Do you think those were good decisions by the team?' and they’re like 'no of course not, that’s a disaster'… so you don’t use bad contracts as a standard as a contract you’re going to give.” 🎥: Herd w/Colin Cowherd

Coach Yac 🗣

1,717,542 次观看 • 1 年前

Raptors coach Darko Rajaković on Jayson Tatum: “That guy is the best player on the best team in the NBA. I don’t think he gets enough credit on what he does on both ends of the floor for that team.” “They’re really lucky to have a player like him.”
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Raptors coach Darko Rajaković on Jayson Tatum: “That guy is the best player on the best team in the NBA. I don’t think he gets enough credit on what he does on both ends of the floor for that team.” “They’re really lucky to have a player like him.”

jb

192,736 次观看 • 1 年前

Jeremy Lin reveals that he spoke to Carmelo Anthony & squashed any prior misunderstandings off-camera and opens up about how he was willing to take a much lower contract to stay with the NY Knicks in 2012 free agency, but they didn’t even give him a contract 💔 Jeremy Lin ended up leaving the Knicks to sign with the Houston Rockets for 3 years/$25 million “I was CRUSHED… That 3 day period felt like 3 months… I was like ‘there’s no way, I gotta go back to New York’… There was no contract. They could have offered me 3 years/9 million, but there wasn’t even that offer on the table… I tried to take less. I was trying to sabotage the Rockets offer… I would have played for SIGNIFICANTLY less if that meant staying with the Knicks because my heart was always here.”
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Jeremy Lin reveals that he spoke to Carmelo Anthony & squashed any prior misunderstandings off-camera and opens up about how he was willing to take a much lower contract to stay with the NY Knicks in 2012 free agency, but they didn’t even give him a contract 💔 Jeremy Lin ended up leaving the Knicks to sign with the Houston Rockets for 3 years/$25 million “I was CRUSHED… That 3 day period felt like 3 months… I was like ‘there’s no way, I gotta go back to New York’… There was no contract. They could have offered me 3 years/9 million, but there wasn’t even that offer on the table… I tried to take less. I was trying to sabotage the Rockets offer… I would have played for SIGNIFICANTLY less if that meant staying with the Knicks because my heart was always here.”

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29,799 次观看 • 2 个月前

Charles Barkley reaction to LeBron James joining the Heat in 2010: “I was disappointed. I wanted LeBron to stay in Cleveland. I think it’d be a lot more significant and important to win a championship in Cleveland than in Miami if he wins it…. If I was 25, I’d try to win it by myself. I would make sure I was THE guy on the team…. LeBron is never going to be the guy. Dwyane Wade has already won the championship. So, it’s his team…. It’s not like he was playing on a bad team. I wish he would’ve tried to win by himself as THE guy” (Via NBATV 2010)
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Charles Barkley reaction to LeBron James joining the Heat in 2010: “I was disappointed. I wanted LeBron to stay in Cleveland. I think it’d be a lot more significant and important to win a championship in Cleveland than in Miami if he wins it…. If I was 25, I’d try to win it by myself. I would make sure I was THE guy on the team…. LeBron is never going to be the guy. Dwyane Wade has already won the championship. So, it’s his team…. It’s not like he was playing on a bad team. I wish he would’ve tried to win by himself as THE guy” (Via NBATV 2010)

Heat Central

205,871 次观看 • 3 个月前

"Put Dillon Brooks on the World All-Star team. You want to get people to watch? How about you add a guy that's competitive in warm-ups!" – Chris Mannix on how to improve the NBA All-Star Game.
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"Put Dillon Brooks on the World All-Star team. You want to get people to watch? How about you add a guy that's competitive in warm-ups!" – Chris Mannix on how to improve the NBA All-Star Game.

Dan Patrick Show

29,535 次观看 • 6 个月前

Devin Booker on Dillon Brooks: "He called me immediately the day the trade went down. The guy you hate when he's not on your team but you embrace him when he is. I think that whole reputation has taken away from what type of player he is.”
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Devin Booker on Dillon Brooks: "He called me immediately the day the trade went down. The guy you hate when he's not on your team but you embrace him when he is. I think that whole reputation has taken away from what type of player he is.”

CantGuardBook

541,997 次观看 • 11 个月前

🗣️ Martin Odegaard on playing with Bruno Guimaraes: “It was really good. Really good, really natural. Since the first day he came in, it’s been such a natural thing. “Although we had some big fights in the past with him, he’s just come into the team as a really natural part of the team. “You can see his quality. He can win the ball, he’s a fighter, but he also has so much quality on the ball. He has that calmness on the ball. He always takes the right amount of time and finds the pass. “So it was brilliant. Christos as well. Good to have new players performing like that already.” 🗣️ on how quickly his connection with Bruno developed: "I think it’s been so natural. I think the connection is already there. “You can see that he’s a top, top player. From the first second he’s in training, you feel that presence and the quality. “So I think it’s been really easy to connect with him. Brilliant player, so I’m looking forward to it.”
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🗣️ Martin Odegaard on playing with Bruno Guimaraes: “It was really good. Really good, really natural. Since the first day he came in, it’s been such a natural thing. “Although we had some big fights in the past with him, he’s just come into the team as a really natural part of the team. “You can see his quality. He can win the ball, he’s a fighter, but he also has so much quality on the ball. He has that calmness on the ball. He always takes the right amount of time and finds the pass. “So it was brilliant. Christos as well. Good to have new players performing like that already.” 🗣️ on how quickly his connection with Bruno developed: "I think it’s been so natural. I think the connection is already there. “You can see that he’s a top, top player. From the first second he’s in training, you feel that presence and the quality. “So I think it’s been really easy to connect with him. Brilliant player, so I’m looking forward to it.”

Connor Humm

34,373 次观看 • 14 天前

“I just want to thank all of you for having a part in helping me get here.” Quenton Jackson was shocked when the team surprised him with the news his contract was being converted to a standard NBA contract 👏
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“I just want to thank all of you for having a part in helping me get here.” Quenton Jackson was shocked when the team surprised him with the news his contract was being converted to a standard NBA contract 👏

Indiana Pacers

47,683 次观看 • 6 个月前

Chris Simms on Christian McCaffrey’s tightness might really be a hold-in: “There were rumblings out in San Francisco last year in training camp that Christian wanted a refresher on his contract. So I would not be surprised if this is the issue.” “He’s got a history of being beat up. He touched the ball a ton last year. He’s 30 years old. As a guy running the team, I wouldn’t want to pay him or guarantee him much more money. Maybe you can sprinkle the pot this year, but I would be reluctant to attaching myself to Christian McCaffrey for the long term— for a few more years with guaranteed money at his age right now.”
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Chris Simms on Christian McCaffrey’s tightness might really be a hold-in: “There were rumblings out in San Francisco last year in training camp that Christian wanted a refresher on his contract. So I would not be surprised if this is the issue.” “He’s got a history of being beat up. He touched the ball a ton last year. He’s 30 years old. As a guy running the team, I wouldn’t want to pay him or guarantee him much more money. Maybe you can sprinkle the pot this year, but I would be reluctant to attaching myself to Christian McCaffrey for the long term— for a few more years with guaranteed money at his age right now.”

Coach Yac 🗣

72,014 次观看 • 14 天前

Malik Beasley on which team he wants to play for if he get cleared “If I do go back to the NBA, it’s gonna be with the Pistons. I haven’t signed anything yet, but I have my strongest ties there. I had my best season there last year, and hopefully I can fit back in with the team.”
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Malik Beasley on which team he wants to play for if he get cleared “If I do go back to the NBA, it’s gonna be with the Pistons. I haven’t signed anything yet, but I have my strongest ties there. I had my best season there last year, and hopefully I can fit back in with the team.”

Pistons Talk

840,355 次观看 • 10 个月前

$700 million contract. $2 million a year take home. Shohei Ohtani told the Dodgers to keep $680 million of his salary, interest free until 2034. Not because he had to. Because he wanted to win. By deferring that money with no interest he left an estimated $49 to $91 million in lost investment returns on the table. He doesn't care. He makes $45 million a year in endorsements. He already won the World Series in year one. The most expensive player in sports history is essentially playing for $2 million a year and he chose that. Was this the smartest contract in sports history or did he leave too much money on the table?
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$700 million contract. $2 million a year take home. Shohei Ohtani told the Dodgers to keep $680 million of his salary, interest free until 2034. Not because he had to. Because he wanted to win. By deferring that money with no interest he left an estimated $49 to $91 million in lost investment returns on the table. He doesn't care. He makes $45 million a year in endorsements. He already won the World Series in year one. The most expensive player in sports history is essentially playing for $2 million a year and he chose that. Was this the smartest contract in sports history or did he leave too much money on the table?

BILLIONAIRE UNIVERSITY®

391,990 次观看 • 3 个月前