Miller was just a salary match anyway. Sorry for not logging on to ESPN every 12 hours or less. I'll think about correcting this. Then, I won't.
I haven't looked at ESPN in 2 years. I happen to just not be a moron.
Miller was just a salary match anyway. Sorry for not logging on to ESPN every 12 hours or less. I'll think about correcting this. Then, I won't.
I happen to just not be a moron.
This Nash trade is moronic.
Solid comeback.
Anyway, back on topic, what would you do? (try and use your head for something other than a hat-rack this time)
I'd do it in a New York minute.
I'm not even going to bother reading this thread, but I feel how I should comment on how dumb it probably is.
Contrary to popular belief a minute in New York is still 60 seconds.
I'm not even going to bother reading this thread, but I feel how I should comment on how dumb it probably is.
do me a favor... give it a browse, then tell us if you think "moronic" is an appropriate description. I'll rep your honest appraisal.
As has been discussed on multiple post, we believe we are 2 to 3 years away from being solid contenders. Most posters agree anyone that will be on the down side of their career in 2 or 3 years just is not a good fit for our current team. Make the same proposal in 3 years with Nash being the same age as now and you might get stronger support for your trade proposal.
I can tell you are a very polite gentleman.
Nash is too old and its not worth it. If we were a team that was contending and close to a championship than I would do it. But we are not so we would be trading away our talent for 5 more wins in a season. Playoff time we would be out in the first or 2nd round. So its a worthless trade.
Keep Harris. Trade Millsap for a solid wing player and a future PG. That is all we can get out of Millsap. Not as valuable as everyone in this forum believes.
Trout, sorry, I was sniffing glue yesterday and it must have contaminated my senses. This trade is God awful and reeks like your tighty-whities.