Originally posted by Puji
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I see either Iran or Europe in the near future.
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I be shocked if he even makes it back to a NBA roster ever.
I see either Iran or Europe in the near future.
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You picked the WORST game in the whole NBA season out of all the teams ...Originally posted by EKBATAN View Postnope
he just went there....i have tickets to their game (clippers-memphis) tomorrow and my $250 went to waste...no one wants to buy itComment
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Originally posted by djmo View Post
lol well i live in la and laker tickets are super expensive...so to see haddadi up close i got real good seats at clippers, 3 of them, so not a bad deal at all...and i figured its towards end of the season so he had time to adjustComment
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Originally posted by gobrowns1 View Post
he'll just stay in the d-league....he's the tallest guy in the whole league probably...the tallest guys in those teams like 6'10'' - 6'11'' so he can def. be usefull...even if he stays a couple of years in d-league, some nba team will pick him up as back up center atleastComment
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damn baba, im sorry. y are the clippers tickets so expensive? u can get like floor seats with $250 when the celtics play a crappy teamOriginally posted by EKBATAN View Postnope he just went there....i have tickets to their game (clippers-memphis) tomorrow and my $250 went to waste...no one wants to buy itsigpic
what the world would be if only the majority of people were this goodComment
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he needs to move to europe....
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Originally posted by Puji View Post
well it was for 3 seats and they were close seats. First time i was seeing nba players so close. lol
clipper tix are considered cheap, u should look at laker tix, some games the very last seat up top is atleast 100
floor seats are in the thousandsComment
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Marc Gasol was an absolute monster last night. Almost had a triple double with 20 points, 10 assists, and 8 rebounds. He also had 3 steals and 3 blocks.
Numbers like that from an NBA rookie center are unreal.Comment
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Originally posted by Babak View Post
Eh. u were there too? lol
it was an ok game, i wish there were some more stars involved though...both teams sucked equally...but there were some nice momentsComment
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Na I watched it on TV. Decent game, but the Clippers laid down and died in the 2nd half.Originally posted by EKBATAN View PostComment
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Originally posted by Babak View Post
yea they really have no one that good
baron davis is crap too, he's more like an AND 1 baller than a NBA player
Jaric also sucks tooComment
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Great news for Haddadi. One of his problems in the D-League has been that the coach and team doesn't have an interest in seeing him develop, get minutes, and get better. Now if he's in the D-League again in the future, the team with his NBA rights will undoubtedly be starting him and giving him major minutes to develop since they will be actually running the D-League team's operations.
NBA teams have greater D-League flexibility
By Adrian Wojnarowski, Yahoo! Sports
34 minutes ago
Buzz up!0 votes PrintThe NBA has decided to create a new partnership with its Developmental League teams called the “hybrid affiliation” that will allow league franchises to control the basketball operations of the minor-league teams without outright purchasing them, Yahoo! Sports has learned.
Teams that chose the hybrid will control completely the basketball operations of their D-League affiliate. The NBA teams will assign the coaches and make the player personnel decisions for the minor league team. As a consequence, the NBA team must commit to paying the $300,000 to $400,000 a season that it costs to expense the D-League organization’s basketball operations. This cost includes paying the salaries of head and assistant coaches, players and trainers.
The details were outlined in a memo the league office sent to its 30 teams on Thursday. Currently, the Los Angeles Lakers, Oklahoma City Thunder and San Antonio Spurs own and operate their own D-League affiliates.
“The cost [of running a team] is less than a minimum-player salary, so it’s worth it to control your young talent,” a Western Conference executive told Yahoo! Sports. “You can either spend that money to build a great minor-league system or you can spend it on a minimum guy that’s sitting at the end of your bench.”
In its eighth season, the D-League has 16 teams and plans to add a 17th franchise in Portland, Maine, next season. Every NBA team has an affiliate that it can use to season players. NBA teams also can recall players who aren’t the property of particular teams. So far this season, 12 players have been called up to the NBA from the D-League.
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Jordan Farmar of Lakers used to play for LA Defenders in d-leagueComment
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He didnt play in the loss to IOWA...Comment
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