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Right here:
Billups warns teams not to claim him off waivers - NBA - Yahoo! Canada Sports
Don't get me wrong. Chauncey has all the right in the world to choose the team he wants, but at the end of the day, this is exactly what's wrong with the Amnesty Rule: stars still have too much power over where they want to play. Anyone can do the exact same thing as what Chauncey is doing now and no small market team would want to sign them because they know Amnestied stars like Chauncey will not want to play for them and are free to issue a warning for small market teams to stay away so that they can clear waivers and sign to play for either big market teams or contenders. Usually, they are one and the same.
If this is the case, all the Amnesty rule is doing is further helping existing big market teams. This is a bunch of BS. How is this ever going to help small market teams be more competitive if stars still have all the say in where they can sign to play?
Billups warns teams not to claim him off waivers - NBA - Yahoo! Canada Sports
Don't get me wrong. Chauncey has all the right in the world to choose the team he wants, but at the end of the day, this is exactly what's wrong with the Amnesty Rule: stars still have too much power over where they want to play. Anyone can do the exact same thing as what Chauncey is doing now and no small market team would want to sign them because they know Amnestied stars like Chauncey will not want to play for them and are free to issue a warning for small market teams to stay away so that they can clear waivers and sign to play for either big market teams or contenders. Usually, they are one and the same.
If this is the case, all the Amnesty rule is doing is further helping existing big market teams. This is a bunch of BS. How is this ever going to help small market teams be more competitive if stars still have all the say in where they can sign to play?