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** What if? Lebron and the Jazz/ is it that off track??**

Newsflash: Lebron is staying with Miami. I'm not going to bother posting the numbers, but a MAX contract in Miami is worth >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>$ than a MAX contract anywhere less. Lebron demanded Miami draft Napier. They did. He demanded concessions from Wade and Bosh; he's getting those.

Wade and Bosh have consented to lower salaries? I knew that would be needed but not that they had agreed.

Miami is starting to let the inmates run the asylum. Not gonna end well.
 
Newsflash: Lebron is staying with Miami. I'm not going to bother posting the numbers, but a MAX contract in Miami is worth >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>$ than a MAX contract anywhere less. Lebron demanded Miami draft Napier. They did. He demanded concessions from Wade and Bosh; he's getting those.

Everybody knows that there is a 99% change he stays in Miami. But every GM should at least inquire. Put a seed in his head that legacy is more important that the extra $ Miami could pay him. I know he won't sign with Utah, but I'd try to get him. If he really wants to be the greatest and leave a legacy bigger than MJ's, staying in Miami is not the answer for him. The question becomes what is more important to him, legacy or $$$? With his endorsements alone you know he is getting paid.
 
Wade and Bosh have consented to lower salaries? I knew that would be needed but not that they had agreed.

Miami is starting to let the inmates run the asylum. Not gonna end well.


That is what it sounds like. Assuming the team was involved in the agreements, they should be sanctioned like what happened to Minnesota in the early 2000s.

The following text is from Article XIII of the CBA in regards to circumvention:

Section 2. No Unauthorized Agreements.

(a) At no time shall there be any agreements or transactions of any kind (whether disclosed or undisclosed to the NBA), express or implied, oral or written, or promises, undertakings, representations, commitments, inducements, assurances of intent, or understandings of any kind (whether disclosed or undisclosed to the NBA), between a player (or any person or entity controlled by, related to, or acting with authority on behalf of, such player) and any Team (or Team Affiliate):

(i) concerning any future Renegotiation, Extension, or other amendment of an existing Player Contract, or entry into a new Player Contract;

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(c) A violation of Section 2(a) or 2(b) above may be proven by director circumstantial evidence, including, but not limited to, evidence that a Player Contract or any term or provision thereof cannot rationally be explained in the absence of conduct violative of Section 2(a) or 2(b).


https://basketball.realgm.com/wiret...t-Allowing-Prearranged-Restructured-Contracts
 
Everybody knows that there is a 99% change he stays in Miami. But every GM should at least inquire. Put a seed in his head that legacy is more important that the extra $ Miami could pay him. I know he won't sign with Utah, but I'd try to get him. If he really wants to be the greatest and leave a legacy bigger than MJ's, staying in Miami is not the answer for him. The question becomes what is more important to him, legacy or $$$? With his endorsements alone you know he is getting paid.

I think he answered that when he insisted he get a max salary.
 
That is what it sounds like. And Miami should be sanctioned like what happened to Minnesota in the early 2000s.

The following text is from Article XIII of the CBA in regards to circumvention:

Section 2. No Unauthorized Agreements.

(a) At no time shall there be any agreements or transactions of any kind (whether disclosed or undisclosed to the NBA), express or implied, oral or written, or promises, undertakings, representations, commitments, inducements, assurances of intent, or understandings of any kind (whether disclosed or undisclosed to the NBA), between a player (or any person or entity controlled by, related to, or acting with authority on behalf of, such player) and any Team (or Team Affiliate):

(i) concerning any future Renegotiation, Extension, or other amendment of an existing Player Contract, or entry into a new Player Contract;

-----

(c) A violation of Section 2(a) or 2(b) above may be proven by director circumstantial evidence, including, but not limited to, evidence that a Player Contract or any term or provision thereof cannot rationally be explained in the absence of conduct violative of Section 2(a) or 2(b).


https://basketball.realgm.com/wiret...t-Allowing-Prearranged-Restructured-Contracts

Ummm...they've all opted out. So they have no contracts. It's like Decision 1.0. Now they and their agents can all sit down and talk about new contracts.
 
Ummm...they've all opted out. So they have no contracts. It's like Decision 1.0. Now they and their agents can all sit down and talk about new contracts.

Right, but the link I included infers that the Heat already had "the framework in place" to re-sign them all. So if opting-out was pre-planned, (i.e. they opted out after receving assurances from the Heat as to what their new contracts would be) they would be in violation of the CBA. The question becomes whether the players opted out unilaterally, or if they had any promises from the Heat prior to opting out.
 
Apparently you don't know how to use the internet, because I don't see anywhere in the link you provided where LeBron insisted on a max contract. But nice effort anyway!

"... he will not accept anything less than a maximum contract..." from the link above.

LeBron James will have a completely different process and a different priority when he opens his free agency at midnight tonight that he did in 2010, sources told ESPN.com. Teams who contact James will be informed that he wants no less than the maximum salary number for next season, sources said. The max number is projected to be $22.2 million. In 2010, James accepted a pay cut when he signed with the Miami Heat, taking less than the maximum salary to help make space for other free agents. ESPN.com

If you disagree take it up with the media.
 
"... he will not accept anything less than a maximum contract..." from the link above.

LeBron James will have a completely different process and a different priority when he opens his free agency at midnight tonight that he did in 2010, sources told ESPN.com. Teams who contact James will be informed that he wants no less than the maximum salary number for next season, sources said. The max number is projected to be $22.2 million. In 2010, James accepted a pay cut when he signed with the Miami Heat, taking less than the maximum salary to help make space for other free agents. ESPN.com

If you disagree take it up with the media.

Right because the media is never wrong and we should believe every "report" we read on the internet. I love it.

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Right because the media is never wrong and we should believe every "report" we read on the internet. I love it.

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It is multiple media sources that have reported this, including talk right after he opted out and Wade and Bosh were still waffling.
OK, my source has told me LBJ will accept a deal for around $10M to play for Utah. He's just waiting for the Jazz to re-sign Hayward and bring in Marvin to play the stretch-4. He'll take what's left of our cap space. He can't sign the deal until July 10th because Utah has to renounce the contract rights to Biedrins, Jefferson and Rush. Miami is in talks to see if we'll give them anything other than a trade exception as compensation. Lindsey has been lukewarm to these talks since LBJ said he isn't about the money. He doesn't care if he makes $22M or $10M. He just loves the lifestyle he could have in the city of Utah - the emphasis on family, the mountains, the snow. And the inversion layer reminds him of the air in Cleveland.

It was a complete shock to both teams during draft discussions. Lebron, thinking he had graciously put Miami out of the running by demanding they draft Napier, was taken aback when Utah first offered to draft Shabazz for Miami. LBJ's agent quickly called Lindsey to tell him LBJ was planning to sign with Utah and they were mucking things up. Lindsey then phoned Miami to inform them they were drafting Hood instead.

Don't believe me? Prove me wrong.
 
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It is multiple media sources that have reported this, including talk right after he opted out and Wade and Bosh were still waffling.
OK, my source has told me LBJ will accept a deal for around the MLE to play for Utah. He's just waiting for the Jazz to re-sign Hayward and bring in Marvin to play the stretch-4. He'll take what's left of our cap space. Don't believe me? Prove me wrong.

IOW, you can't find a link where Lebron has insisted on a max contract. I appreciate the admission - no harm, no foul. I didn't expect you to be successful.

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IOW, you can't find a link where Lebron has insisted on a max contract. I appreciate the admission - no harm, no foul. I didn't expect you to be successful.

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You know what? You're right. I no longer believe that the Jazz reached out to Hayward last night, I no longer believe that the USA is in the boot round of the world cup either.

All we have to confirm this is media outlets and internet sites...
 
I don't believe seattlejazzfan is a real person. After all, we only the internet to confirm. Some guy named jason...if that is his real name...has created a site with all these alts just so he can sell advertising.
 
So what's the major problem?

The Jazz are located in the smallest market, in the driest state, and with the weirdest history, and strangest culture. Outside of SLC, our state is weird to the rest of the world. Sorry. It's true.

And as much as LBJ might like to hike, ski, or fish, I just don't see the biggest African American athlete in recent history dying to bring his talents to our state. Especially in a state that would probably ID him if he ever wanted to buy booze. ID Lebron James...

Could you imagine his reaction?

Well... At least we have better salt water taffy than South Beach, right?

How can you argue against this post? It's not that the outside world THINKS your weird, the state of Utah IS weird. In comparison to the rest of the country, Utahr is super ****ing weird. Furthermore, when someone like Mr. James has the pick of the litter, why would he ever choose the runt?
 
How can you argue against this post? It's not that the outside world THINKS your weird, the state of Utah IS weird. In comparison to the rest of the country, Utahr is super ****ing weird. Furthermore, when someone like Mr. James has the pick of the litter, why would he ever choose the runt?

Weird is a perception. It matters little to me if Utah is considered weird by others.
 
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