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Re: OKC Convincing 1st Rd Pick To Forego 750k Rookie Salary and play at 25k D League Rate
Originally Posted by noob cake
Someone explain to me how this does not constitute an attempt at circumventing the CBA.
Players arent required to sign the year theyre drafted. Nor are teams required to sign them the year theyre drafted.
People dont know this???? How long have draft picks been playing in Europe for???
Come on guys.
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NBA sixth man of the year
Re: OKC Convincing 1st Rd Pick To Forego 750k Rookie Salary and play at 25k D League Rate
So 750k next year is better than getting 750k this year?
Lol
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Re: OKC Convincing 1st Rd Pick To Forego 750k Rookie Salary and play at 25k D League Rate
Originally Posted by NugzFan
So 750k next year is better than getting 750k this year?
Lol
No but its better than getting 25k both years which was a strong possibility without the Thunder drafting him
But arrrghhh, the big bad corporation is taking such egregious advantage of the wittle itty bitty innocent lil lamb. Not bc the lamb thinks so but bc you do. Quick! Social justice warriors unite! Dont let two parties reach their own agreement without YOUR approval! Get up and get loud! Get in someone elses business, oh hell yeahhhh!!!
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NBA sixth man of the year
Re: OKC Convincing 1st Rd Pick To Forego 750k Rookie Salary and play at 25k D League Rate
Originally Posted by Akrazotile
No but its better than getting 25k both years which was a strong possibility without the Thunder drafting him
right now his decision is between 25k next year or 750k next year. what happened before the draft is now irrelevant
the thunder are being cheap asses.
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Re: OKC Convincing 1st Rd Pick To Forego 750k Rookie Salary and play at 25k D League Rate
Originally Posted by NugzFan
right now his decision is between 25k next year or 750k next year. what happened before the draft is now irrelevant
the thunder are being cheap asses.
Its easy to call people cheap when its not your money. Bottom line is if it's within the rules its really not your business. Why do you care so much about it?
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NBA sixth man of the year
Re: OKC Convincing 1st Rd Pick To Forego 750k Rookie Salary and play at 25k D League Rate
Originally Posted by Akrazotile
Its easy to call people cheap when its not your money. Bottom line is if it's within the rules its really not your business. Why do you care so much about it?
we are fans posting on a message board - why should we care about anything? its all for discussion.
and the discussion is "why are the thunder being so cheap?"
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Tell me what I Ced
Re: OKC Convincing 1st Rd Pick To Forego 750k Rookie Salary and play at 25k D League Rate
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King Heno
Re: OKC Convincing 1st Rd Pick To Forego 750k Rookie Salary and play at 25k D League Rate
Idiotic.
Why not just hold on to his rights and let him play wherever while calling up guys in the D-League already?
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Re: OKC Convincing 1st Rd Pick To Forego 750k Rookie Salary and play at 25k D League Rate
Originally Posted by Akrazotile
Its easy to call people cheap when its not your money. Bottom line is if it's within the rules its really not your business. Why do you care so much about it?
It is absolutely not within the rules. They are telling their draft pick they will not sign him this year (legal) but will guarantee him 750k next year (not legal).
This is absolutely illegal cap manipulation.
Would you be ok with it if the cavs signed a FA this year for 1M with the promise of paying him 12M next year when they had more cap space?
I've never heard of a team refusing to pay a player within the +/- 20% of the slot. FIBA has rules about drafting players under contract. And teams and agents can certainly make agreements to make sure a player doesn't have to get cut/develops properly.
They can certainly pay the man then send him to the NBDL to develop. But we are talking about refusing to pay a player and making them a promise for future compensation. Thats illegal.
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College star
Re: OKC Convincing 1st Rd Pick To Forego 750k Rookie Salary and play at 25k D League Rate
Originally Posted by HurricaneKid
They can certainly pay the man then send him to the NBDL to develop. But we are talking about refusing to pay a player and making them a promise for future compensation. Thats illegal.
This is what every team has done in the past. OKC/Presti is trying to pull a quick one and needs to be nuked for this.
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Porz-Frankie-Zion
Re: OKC Convincing 1st Rd Pick To Forego 750k Rookie Salary and play at 25k D League Rate
[COLOR="Magenta"]OKC Is a garbage franchise
and this is a example y [/COLOR]
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7-time NBA All-Star
Re: OKC Convincing 1st Rd Pick To Forego 750k Rookie Salary and play at 25k D League Rate
What if he shoots 20% for the season or blows out a knee?
He's a fool for not taking that guaranteed money, and OKC are being assholes.
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Re: OKC Convincing 1st Rd Pick To Forego 750k Rookie Salary and play at 25k D League Rate
Smart move, OKC.
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Child, please
Re: OKC Convincing 1st Rd Pick To Forego 750k Rookie Salary and play at 25k D League Rate
OKC is so freaking cheap
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Re: OKC Convincing 1st Rd Pick To Forego 750k Rookie Salary and play at 25k D League Rate
Man... What an asshole, losing respect for OKC.
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