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10 minutes ago, Digby said:

 

It is maybe a thing where Boston "won" for basketball reasons at the time, but the intangible fallout -- window ends up slamming shut way early, locker-room culture left a smoldering crater, stars like AD vocally opposed to going to Boston -- ended up swinging the trade. Probably unforeseeable, but it makes for a good story!

 

BTW, I'm not saying Brad Stevens should be fired or anything, and not that he deserves all the blame with the active saboteur Kyrie around, but it would be nice if the basketblogosphere held him to account for his nightmarish job managing last year's team. 

 

There was an article on NBC Sports yesterday that said Steven's devotion to Hayward lost the locker room.

 

Could explain why Horford is walking away from $30m.

1 hour ago, ShutUpLutz! said:

and the drunken doodoobags jumping off the tops of SUV's/vans/RV's onto tables because, oh yeah, they are drunken drug abusing doodoobags

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On 6/20/2019 at 11:22 AM, DG_Now said:

 

There was an article on NBC Sports yesterday that said Steven's devotion to Hayward lost the locker room.

 

Could explain why Horford is walking away from $30m.

You also walk away when you're only 33 and can still likely get $22-24M/year for two or three years.  His birthday is June 3, so he doesn't yet think about the "Over-38 Rule", unless he seeks four or five years.

 

Edit: 4 years for $112M is what DAL is rumored to give Horford

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The Celtics entire 2018-19 season consisted of Brad Stevens hijacking the offense for Hayward despite the latter not being in NBA shape (because Butler, apparently), and free-agents-to-be Kyrie Irving, Terry Rozier, and Marcus Morris all attempting to hijack the offense for themselves so they could score more points and get paid. All four of them could leave town and the Celtics would instantly be a better team for it (the latter three can and hopefully will, but they're stuck with Hayward).

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14 hours ago, AustinFomBoston said:

Relax, just a joke. 

 

Since Between Rich Paul, Lakers Front office, and AD himself, there was so much effort just to get him to LA.

Him just so happening to be in Space Jam 2 on top of that just makes it funny coincidence. 😄

 

You can see why I wasn't entirely sure you were joking, right? I'm only exaggerating a little when I say that Cavs fans reacted better to "The Decision" than you did to the Lakers - Pelicans trade. 

 

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4 minutes ago, infrared41 said:

 

You can see why I wasn't entirely sure you were joking, right? I'm only exaggerating a little when I say that Cavs fans reacted better to "The Decision" than you did to the Lakers - Pelicans trade. 

Look, I admit I took things too far there, and I apologize. 

Sometime my spectrum brain sometimes just doesn't take things in right, but that's no excuse. 

So let's just move on from it, ok. 

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4 hours ago, AustinFomBoston said:

Look, I admit I took things too far there, and I apologize. 

Sometime my spectrum brain sometimes just doesn't take things in right, but that's no excuse. 

So let's just move on from it, ok. 

 

What, you're the only one allowed to make jokes? B) Seriously though, it's all good. Apology accepted. 

 

 

 

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I don't think there was any valid reason to trade Baynes in the first place, for basketball reasonsTM. But if he opted in and then changed his mind because he didn't like the look of the roster all of a sudden, he doesn't get to dictate where he lands. But, you know, Twatter has narratives to write.

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28 minutes ago, who do you think said:

I don't think there was any valid reason to trade Baynes in the first place, for basketball reasonsTM. But if he opted in and then changed his mind because he didn't like the look of the roster all of a sudden, he doesn't get to dictate where he lands. But, you know, Twatter has narratives to write.

Trading him clears up some cap room for the Celtics. So there was a reason to trade him. 

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