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Ryan Nembhard when asked about the Mavericks potentially being forced to convert his two-way deal to a standard contract: “I’ll let my agents and everybody figure that out…At the end of the day, if I go on the court and handle business and do my job at a high... show more

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Analleline10 months ago

What a great answer holy shit. Spoken like a pro with PR training already lol

I aint nobody10 months ago

I’ve heard enough I don’t care about salary get this young man a contract asap

Hoop Dreams Basketball 🏀🧠10 months ago

Way to keep it simple young fella 💯🏀🧠

Mavericks Enjoyer10 months ago

If we don’t sign this guy to a real contract I’ll cry myself to sleep for the rest of my life

ChalupaBatman10 months ago

Why the Mavs wouldn’t be clamoring to sign him is beyond me. If they fuck this up I’ll lose all little hope I have left in this organization.

Generic DFW Sports Spare10 months ago

Get him signed. 13 to 1 assist/TO ratio

Infinite 🇺🇸10 months ago

Dallas would be stupid not to extend Nembhard an offer for a contract. But then again.....

Ifatunde Jr.10 months ago

4 years 60 million. lock heeeeem uppppp

Joseph D Sapoznikov10 months ago

Noah, I have Huge Respect for Ryan Nembhard answer should tell all of us He’s all about the #Mavs and Winning GMs

Jmac10 months ago

They absolutely should.

Ctrl Trunks10 months ago

❤️❤️❤️

Shane Roach10 months ago

Gonzaga baby!

🧪10 months ago

way better than the kyrie wanna be brandon williams 😂

Rick Rude10 months ago

Can someone sign him to standard contract before Jan 6 ?

M 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿10 months ago

Are we sure he’s not just a clone of his brother?

Trust me, mate!10 months ago

Ryan is a much better basketball player than his brother.

JR10 months ago

The same organization that traded Luka for a bag of chips? Gonna let this guy walk for nothing? Cool with it

LJ10 months ago

Bro is already better than his brother 😮‍💨

Ivan D©10 months ago

Can’t mess this up

gokana10 months ago

can another team offer him a standard contract?

Coach10 months ago

i fucking love him

Hoop Talk Canada10 months ago

Great answer! Gonna keep putting the league on notice 📈

⚛️10 months ago

period GOAT

Texas10 months ago

I like this guy!

DunkAN21!!!!10 months ago

Can't answer any better than that..

Will Johnson10 months ago

Faxxx

Peruna10 months ago

What’s the process here? Are we entitled to just convert his contract or is it a negotiation? And then how long do we have rights to him?

TireStoreCoffee10 months ago

He seems like he is smart . He must be half white. The good half

Greg10 months ago

NBA2k ass answer

Ronnie Herbelin10 months ago

Why is it not done already

Justin Forsett10 months ago

for anyone wondering why the mavs havent converted his contract yet

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