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Local High School Star
Re: Dan Gilbert and Robert Sarver killed CBA deal
Business and politics folks.
This sucks bottom line.
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College star
Re: Dan Gilbert and Robert Sarver killed CBA deal
I support my owner but damnit this needs to end. Gilbert knows he is going to lose money this season but he should be smart enough to at least make some.
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7-time NBA All-Star
Re: Dan Gilbert and Robert Sarver killed CBA deal
Originally Posted by kaiiu
These ni99as mad as fvck
Mad at what? At the fact that the owner of your shitty ass team is about to be worse off because the other 28 owners don't care about his bullshit?
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Re: Dan Gilbert and Robert Sarver killed CBA deal
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NBA Legend
Re: Dan Gilbert and Robert Sarver killed CBA deal
I'm sure its more than just two owners holding this up.
Those are probably just the two loudest.
From what I have read though all of this, it seems that the owners who also own NHL teams are the most likely to be a hard line group.
Also, while Sterling isn't reported to have said anything, I seriously doubt he would vote against making more money on his end.
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7-time NBA All-Star
Re: Dan Gilbert and Robert Sarver killed CBA deal
Originally Posted by kentatm
Also, while Sterling isn't reported to have said anything, I seriously doubt he would vote against making more money on his end.
If anything, he'd be with the big market teams AGAINST profit sharing. Dude makes bank and would have to give some of it up to the Clevelands and Milwaukees of the world.
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Dunking on everybody in the park
Re: Dan Gilbert and Robert Sarver killed CBA deal
Originally Posted by kaiiu
U mad as fvck. How u like that #1 pick the Clippers won this year? thats rite... yall traded it for Mo shot Mo problems...*******
Yea that pick that got you Tristan Thompson, who is Carl Landry at best. Instead of a young Center who can potentially be a borderline all star or all star at that. I think Dan Gilberts decision. Clips benifit from this deal too, its not like its Vince Carter for Eric Williams and low picks. Everyone needs to relax, at this time both side are going to release their Propaganda. Media is desprate for any news, they are willing to release both side's propaganda.
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I Feel Devotion
Re: Dan Gilbert and Robert Sarver killed CBA deal
Apparently Sarver and Gilbert are the only NBA owners that are not retarded. The NBA lost $1.845 billion over the last 6 years. It cannot survive if they do not have massive salary cuts.
It will cease to exist under that proposed deal that they supposedly rejected. It just shows what retards guys like Stern, Buss and Dolan are if this is true.
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Re: Dan Gilbert and Robert Sarver killed CBA deal
Originally Posted by Knicksfever2010
i bet wilbon will find a way to say that gilbert is being a racist because of the lockout. wilbon is a blowhard that can't get off the air soon enough
I dont mind wilbon in general bc hes a legitimate sports enthusiast inlike kornholio and others, but he does seem to have racial paranoia at times, especially when it comes to anything "establishment" etc
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7-time NBA All-Star
Re: Dan Gilbert and Robert Sarver killed CBA deal
Originally Posted by Euroleague
It will cease to exist under that proposed deal that they supposedly rejected. It just shows what retards guys like Stern, Buss and Dolan are if this is true.
Retarded all the way to the bank.
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Re: Dan Gilbert and Robert Sarver killed CBA deal
Originally Posted by Euroleague
Apparently Sarver and Gilbert are the only NBA owners that are not retarded. The NBA lost $1.845 billion over the last 6 years. It cannot survive if they do not have massive salary cuts.
It will cease to exist under that proposed deal that they supposedly rejected. It just shows what retards guys like Stern, Buss and Dolan are if this is true.
Cant speak to the numbers but youre right that we are in an era where EVERY business is cutting back salaries, employees, etc but the nba's immature and anti-establishment fans are like "omgz greedy owners! The players are right, owners are wrong!!! Players deserve more!!!"
Am i the only one that doesnt have a horse in this race? The owners have a league, the players have a union, each side is justified in how it wants to bargain. The mentality that "the guy at the top is always greedy and wrong and everyone else deserves to have his stuff" is so typical of the common nba fan.
This is real world business you morons, not some non-profit charity. Let the two sides do their business.
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IN PAT RILEY WE TRUST
Re: Dan Gilbert and Robert Sarver killed CBA deal
Originally Posted by FourthTenor
Cant speak to the numbers but youre right that we are in an era where EVERY business is cutting back salaries, employees, etc but the nba's immature and anti-establishment fans are like "omgz greedy owners! The players are right, owners are wrong!!! Players deserve more!!!"
Am i the only one that doesnt have a horse in this race? The owners have a league, the players have a union, each side is justified in how it wants to bargain. The mentality that "the guy at the top is always greedy and wrong and everyone else deserves to have his stuff" is so typical of the common nba fan.
This is real world business you morons, not some non-profit charity. Let the two sides do their business.
Owners and players initially found reason for optimism during Tuesday's meetings. Commissioner David Stern and Peter Holt, the head of the owners' executive committee, felt that the players' proposal to take 52 or 53 percent of basketball-related income, compared to 57 under the previous agreement, was basically fair, sources said
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Re: Dan Gilbert and Robert Sarver killed CBA deal
Originally Posted by Clippersfan86
You're not mad because nobody is excited to see the Cavs this year, including you .
You're mad because you have no life and friends..
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Local High School Star
Re: Dan Gilbert and Robert Sarver killed CBA deal
Owners and players initially found reason for optimism during Tuesday's meetings. Commissioner David Stern and Peter Holt, the head of the owners' executive committee, felt that the players' proposal to take 52 or 53 percent of basketball-related income, compared to 57 under the previous agreement, was basically fair, sources said.
Owners were seriously considering coming off of their demand for a salary freeze and would allow players' future earnings to be tied into the league's revenue growth, a critical point for players. The owners also were willing to allow the players to maintain their current salaries, without rollbacks, sources said.
But when the owners left the players to meet among themselves for around three hours, Cleveland's Dan Gilbert and Phoenix's Robert Sarver expressed their dissatisfaction with many of the points, sources said. The sources said that the Knicks' James Dolan and the Lakers' Jerry Buss were visibly annoyed by the hardline demands of Gilbert and Sarver.
Good, they shouldn't accept that deal...the players get 53 percent? They should be getting around 43 percent? And no rollbacks? That's also crap. They should put in rollbacks. The deal is pointless without it. And if the players don't accept, then they should just get new ones. They think they control this, and they should not. Thank you Gilbert and Sarver!
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I Feel Devotion
Re: Dan Gilbert and Robert Sarver killed CBA deal
Originally Posted by Theoo's Daddy
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http://m.sportingnews.com/nba/feed/2...last-six-years
New Forbes report shows NBA lost $1.8 billion over last six years
PUBLISHED Wed, 06 Jul 2011 22:08:00 -0400
The NBA has lost $1.845 billion over the last six years, according to audited financial data obtained by Forbes magazine.
* 05-06: 19 clubs ran at a loss, total losses of $220 million
* 06-07: 21 clubs ran at a loss, total losses of $285 million
* 07-08: 23 clubs ran at a loss, total losses of $330 million
* 08-09: 24 clubs ran at a loss, total losses of $370 million
* 09-10: 23 clubs ran at a loss, total losses of $340 million
* 10-11 (projected): 23 clubs ran at a loss, total loss of $300 million
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Oh yeah, a 4-5% cut is going to fix this problem.
Get real. The NBA does not make anywhere near the income to support the kind of salaries that NBA players demand. If they accept that deal the NBA will fold and cease to exist within 2-3 years, tops.
Last edited by Euroleague; 09-15-2011 at 07:52 PM.
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