Could this be us?

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  1. KeepOnRollin

    KeepOnRollin Well-Known Member

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    He just says Texas, not HOU specifically. Some are saying the Mavs have the interest in him but they aren't the reason he was in Texas from what I gather.
     
  2. Natebishop3

    Natebishop3 Don't tread on me!

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    Supposedly he posted a picture of his plane ticket and it said Houston. :dunno:

    Honestly, I would much rather see him in Dallas. I fucking hate Houston.
     
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    oldfisherman Unicorn Wrangler

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    My guess is the Lakers are the WC team interested in Sanders.

    The Lakers’ experiment with undrafted Larry Sanders -2.0 (Robert Upshaw) is not going very well. They are going for the original nut case (Sanders) and will have a backup nut case (Upshaw) in development.

    The Lakers will be keeping quit a few psychiatrists in business.
     
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    santeesioux Just keep on scrolling by

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    Don't forget they had to bring Ron Artest out of retirement too.
     
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    Natebishop3 Don't tread on me!

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    I think the Rockets should pick him up because their last attempt at working with someone like this, Royce White, turned out SO well....
     
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    Fear of flying and an addictive flake are two very different things, IMO.
     
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    Natebishop3 Don't tread on me!

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    Royce's issues went far beyond a fear of flying. The dude was a nutjob.
     
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    I guess I remember more of Sanders than White... I mean, I know White flat out refused to fly, and it's weird since you fly EVERYWHERE as a pro athelete. IIRC, he got therapy for it, and if so, I commend him for it. Did Sanders? I hope, and maybe I can look that up.
     
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    The clippers make the most sense, they're super thin up front
     
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    Would you say they got their ears lowered up front? Get it, clippers... Thin... haircut.

    I'm here all week.
     
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    Hendo has been putting his time in with the team, has a track record of being a good role playing teammate, and has fewer established teammates at his positions vying for minutes. He doesn't have the baggage Sanders has. Sanders has a record of being a distraction, he has big downside Hendo doesn't have.

    Hendo has negative value relative to his contract. I wouldn't have been in favor of singing him for $6 million in a vacuum. But since we're stuck with him anyways it's worth seeing if he can be a productive player.
     

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