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Heatles84

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NBA doesn't allow those really from what I remember.

I think you have to have been signed with a team for a particular period of time, if I'm not mistaken. Melo had one and his contract was signed within the current CBA.
 

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@TurnUpTheHeat here is why we rarely see no trade clauses

To get a no-trade clause in the NBA, you must have at least eight years of service in the NBA and four years with your current team when you become a free agent and sign the new contract. It can't be given out on contract extensions, which is one of the reasons it's so rare to see it. Players often move around enough now to make them ineligible for such a stipulation. Via The Vertical's Bobby Marks:
 

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He got that with the Raps....

Had it with the Spurs as well. Best player in that series, not named Lebron. Finals MVP isn't some media award. Kawhi was sort of an unknown up until around the Heat/Spurs Finals series. Dude's a late bloomer. But he doesn't have shit left to prove. He was saddled with a solid roster and an all-star in Kyle Lowry that was known for shrinking in the playoffs and won a title. GS was injured, but they had 3 other all-stars playing in that series (4 technically if we count Boogie).
 

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@TurnUpTheHeat here is why we rarely see no trade clauses

To get a no-trade clause in the NBA, you must have at least eight years of service in the NBA and four years with your current team when you become a free agent and sign the new contract. It can't be given out on contract extensions, which is one of the reasons it's so rare to see it. Players often move around enough now to make them ineligible for such a stipulation. Via The Vertical's Bobby Marks:

Then its something both sides can address next CBA.
 

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Thunder are going to be stuck with CP3 for the next 2 seasons it seems
 

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Someone mentioned Detroit maybe wanting Paul

:L

Do him and Blake even play a combined 82 games by year 3? Lol
 

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Had it with the Spurs as well. Best player in that series, not named Lebron. Finals MVP isn't some media award. Kawhi was sort of an unknown up until around the Heat/Spurs Finals series. Dude's a late bloomer. But he doesn't have shit left to prove. He was saddled with a solid roster and an all-star in Kyle Lowry that was known for shrinking in the playoffs and won a title. GS was injured, but they had 3 other all-stars playing in that series (4 technically if we count Boogie).

Yeah, true.
 
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