Really glad the Dodgers stuck to their guns and didn't give him 10 year (and especially not 13 like the Phillies).
I guess, if the Phillies win a World Series or 2 in the first few years, then it will be worth it.
But, if they don't, in 6 years when he hits 32-33 years old, is declining and they realize they have to pay him until he's 39...that's going to suck for them.
signed (again),Or if you spent more time trying to articulate instead of insulting everyone that doesn't agree with you your posts would be easy to follow.
Clutch effort from the Knicks.
When tanking, the ability to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory is very important.
25M a year is very very reasonable though
its what i am most surprised about.
Lindor and Betts are gonna destroy that.
25M a year is very very reasonable. Especially 10 years from now when that will of course mean even less in current dollars.
I think the Phils did great with the contract- especially sicne there are no opt-outs
Mostly true, but I would hope we can agree there is little chance if Klay is your best player you will have a good team. do we know? No. But seems it's the likely outcome. Also not sure I'd call Love's last Minnesota team horrible.I think the premise that Klay has never been a #1 is not an ideal bench mark of whether or not he could or couldn't be one. There's basically three outcomes when it comes to Klay, because he's unknown as a #1.
1) Klay could excel as a #1 on a winning team
2) Klay could excel as a #1 on a bad team
3) Klay could be terrible as a #1 on a bad team
But for Kevin Love, he's already been a #1 and that outcome has already been solidified:
1) Kevin love could excel as a #1 on a bad team.
Saying Klay has never been a #1 doesn't argue the point validly, imo, of whether or not he COULD be one. Love has already been a #1, but he hasn't had success. His career record as a #1 is horrible, despite his big numbers. And at the end of the day, winning is what determines success.
weird you'd make that comment after making this one.......if you spent more time trying to articulate instead of insulting everyone that doesn't agree with youbecause when you're the only one posting it appears you're talking to yourself
Mostly true, but I would hope we can agree there is little chance if Klay is your best player you will have a good team. do we know? No. But seems it's the likely outcome. Also not sure I'd call Love's last Minnesota team horrible.
we also know Love would not be terrible as a #1 on a bad team......cannot say the same of Klay.
And I already made these points about 10 pages back. She is just like a dog with a bone regarding Love.I think the premise that Klay has never been a #1 is not an ideal bench mark of whether or not he could or couldn't be one. There's basically three outcomes when it comes to Klay, because he's unknown as a #1.
1) Klay could excel as a #1 on a winning team
2) Klay could excel as a #1 on a bad team
3) Klay could be terrible as a #1 on a bad team
But for Kevin Love, he's already been a #1 and that outcome has already been solidified:
1) Kevin love could excel as a #1 on a bad team.
Saying Klay has never been a #1 doesn't argue the point validly, imo, of whether or not he COULD be one. Love has already been a #1, but he hasn't had success. His career record as a #1 is horrible, despite his big numbers. And at the end of the day, winning is what determines success.
All well said and sorry if I come across as someone who thinks Klay is any less than at least a very good player.All I know is given statistics and probabilities, there is absolutely no definitive way we can know whether or not Klay would or would not be good given the many variables that factor in. Likewise we cannot say whether or not Love would excel more if he had a better supporting cast in his years in Minnesota.
I think the most fair and objective thing to do is acknowledge each players strengths and that it would take significantly different pieces to surround them to make each a #1 option on a winning team.
So I'm not in agreement with you at all in that Klay would not be a #1 on a good team. That I absolutely disagree with. What I do agree with is that if Love is in his prime, I think I would have an easier time in today's NBA to put pieces around him as a focal point. That is the point I would argue and mostly why I would choose Love as a #1 over Klay. It has nothing to do with ability, it's about replacement level value of the guys around him.
Adults talking. I'll get back to you when you are needed. For now keep this in mind - You need to hire someone to keep track of your dumb comments so your future dumb comments don't bite you in the ass.And I already made these points about 10 pages back. She is just like a dog with a bone regarding Love.
My best one just missed the cut......how'd this one do? Looks like you just missed, but hopefully I'm wrong.Just put a lineup together. Going with:
PG - Westbrook
SG - Steph
SF - Jerebko
PF - Love
C - Cousins
G - Dragic
F - Ellenson
UT - Okogie
My best one just missed the cut......how'd this one do? Looks like you just missed, but hopefully I'm wrong.
Get back to me? How is that even possible when you're like the hamster running in the wheel in a hurry to get absolutely nowhere.Adults talking. I'll get back to you when you are needed. For now keep this in mind - You need to hire someone to keep track of your dumb comments so your future dumb comments don't bite you in the ass.
Only one season but he was pretty much Aaron Hicks last year.
Missed by a pretty wide margin, lol. I'm beginning to think I'm terrible at these and I was just lucky one time.
I got an MMA one lined up for this weekend, so I hopefully hit on that.
I have said before golf and soccer is the easiest lol