How does any NBA stakeholder outside the Buss family profit from the $10 billion sale?
Since the new Lakers owner previously owned 25% of the franchise and won't own it all he only has to pay for an extra 48% to complete the purchase....
Agreed, the Lakers have basically spent like a small market the last two decades - especially non payroll expenses. This is a game changer. Instead...
Yes it's part of the giant NBA conspiracy where stars go to small markets and we ultimately get a finals with Oklahoma City/Indiana.
Texas State buyout jumps from 5 million to 10 million on July 1st. Sounds like we might get an announcement of them joining the Pac in the next 9...
That might be an extra benefit, but I don't think that's the primary reason the deal was done when it was done. When it's a player traded for 5 picks...
I don't think there's any chance Blazers move in the next decade. But I do think it's possible new owners use that concern to get concessions from...
No way we make a big splashy move with the team for sale. I mean if we got gifted Doncic or a minor trade than sure, but in general the Blazers...
This is horrible news for those of us who despise the Lakers. The Buss family actually wasn't that wealthy comparatively speaking. They avoided the...
I suppose another way to think of the question is going forward should the Blazers avoid great offensive players that are defensive liabilities? In...
It's not like Grant is on a great contract. The Grant Ant duo earns about 10 million more next season. So its what 30 million saved over the final...
Seeing the way OKC is dominating with defenders, how much better the Pacers are when defending well, and how good the Celtics were defensively to win...
Yeah duh of course we do it. Every team in the league would take #3 over Ant or Grant. Laughable homer trade idea.
Oh I think they will consider trading #3. But for Ant or Grant or both..... Ummm 0% of that lol.
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