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Nope....No S&T....Pau will simply sign with Chicago...
Ariza to Houston on a 4-year, 32-mill deal....Which means Houston will say goodbye to Parsons who will be headed to Dallas on a 3-year deal...
Edit: Rockets are still "strongly considering" matching Dallas' offer sheet on Chandler Parsons.
After just signing Trevor Ariza to a four-year, $32 million deal today, it's going to be awfully tough to invest another $45 million over three years to a small forwards. The Rockets do play a lot of small ball, but they might want to use their cap space elsewhere. They'll have one more day to match...
Dumbass Kings sign Darren Collison, when Isaiah Thomas was 10x better than him in every facet of the game, not to mention was their best community guy when the team was trying to convince locals to finance a new arena which ultimately kept them in town....SMH....
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That's $23m spent on 2 guys that play the same position... as good as Parsons is he's not worth that much. Either look for other cheaper pieces to fill the holes for now and try again next year or look for a deadline trade? Locking in 2 good but not great SF's for 3 and 4 years respectively won't get the Rockets deep in the stacked West.
Maybe now the Kings have a better chance to Vancouver hehe
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If I had to do it all over again, I’d obviously do things differently, but I’d still have left. Miami, for me, has been almost like college for other kids. These past four years helped raise me into who I am. I became a better player and a better man.
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I especially liked this excerpt from Lebron's letter.
Since he did make the jump directly from his Akron HS to the big league, in the same city.
Pretty sure he will play out the rest of his career in Cleveland unless they pull something disastrously bad like trade Wiggins for Bynum, then no one can fault him for leaving
Boozer and Dwight in Houston would be ... amusing to watch I guess.
