What A Dumb Decision

[ANGELAKERAMS]

Sources: Schroder to Celts on 1-year, $5.9M deal

Dennis Schroder, who turned down a lucrative extension offer from the Lakers during the regular season, is headed to Boston on a one-year, $5.9 million deal, sources told ESPN.

www.espn.com

Turned down 4 yrs for 84M and finds out the best he can get on the market is 5.9M

WOW! Can you say bad financial decision?

 

[Golden Spur]

Sources: Schroder to Celts on 1-year, $5.9M deal

Dennis Schroder, who turned down a lucrative extension offer from the Lakers during the regular season, is headed to Boston on a one-year, $5.9 million deal, sources told ESPN.

www.espn.com

Turned down 4 yrs for 84M and finds out the best he can get on the market is 5.9M

WOW! Can you say bad financial decision?

Hey man, gonna move this to the NBA board, prolly get more action over there. @trojanfan12 can merge it if there's already one on-topic.

 

[DJ Fieri]

LOL.

 

[logic]

Sources: Schroder to Celts on 1-year, $5.9M deal

Dennis Schroder, who turned down a lucrative extension offer from the Lakers during the regular season, is headed to Boston on a one-year, $5.9 million deal, sources told ESPN.

www.espn.com

Turned down 4 yrs for 84M and finds out the best he can get on the market is 5.9M

WOW! Can you say bad financial decision?

But the Celtics cook him breakfast and drive him home the !morning after.

 

[LogicMan]

Went to a better franchise. Smart move

 

[trojanfan12]

lol @Schroder...talk about going from the penthouse to the outhouse.

 

[ANGELAKERAMS]

Went to a better franchise. Smart move

Smart move to bypass 78M?

no franchise is worth that.

 

[MHSL82]

Smart move to bypass 78M?

no franchise is worth that.

Don’t worry, he will sign next year for 11.8M.

 

[wildturkey]

That's tuff

 

[LogicMan]

lol @Schroder...talk about going from the penthouse to the outhouse.

You had to do that did nt you

 

[Black Adam]

You had to do that did nt you

lol all good, man. as much as we dog Boston as Lakers fans we still got respect for ya...

 

[LogicMan]

lol all good, man. as much as we dog Boston as Lakers fans we still got respect for ya...

Oh I know CL 67. I actually like you Laker peeps on here. Just think you lack good judgement. Not everyone is born Green

 

[LogicMan]

And it was a dumb decision. Curious how he really plays this year. If he tries to be the lead on offense it will go bad

 

[Mebert]

If you ever wondered if it would be worth it for Ricky Rubio to give up 25% of his playmaking to be able to finish in the paint...the answer is hell no. And you don't pay it 84 million either.

Shroeders choice shows that building a consistent winner requires both luck and savvy, turning that contract down was the greatest assist he made for the team.

 

[trojanfan12]

And it was a dumb decision. Curious how he really plays this year. If he tries to be the lead on offense it will go bad

It'll be interesting. Hopefully he'll be a little more humble. He came to the Lakers virtually demanding to be a starter and proceeds to become a problem in the locker room, doesn't really play to expectations and turns down an offer for about $3-5 million more per year than he's worth.

Maybe that's humbled him? If it has, it could be good for the C's.

 

[thunderc]

It'll be interesting. Hopefully he'll be a little more humble. He came to the Lakers virtually demanding to be a starter and proceeds to become a problem in the locker room, doesn't really play to expectations and turns down an offer for about $3-5 million more per year than he's worth.

Maybe that's humbled him? If it has, it could be good for the C's.

I guess he is a grown man and he made his decision. If you aren’t happy money doesn’t matter. Most get paid in the nba, I bet he will be alright.

 

[LogicMan]

It'll be interesting. Hopefully he'll be a little more humble. He came to the Lakers virtually demanding to be a starter and proceeds to become a problem in the locker room, doesn't really play to expectations and turns down an offer for about $3-5 million more per year than he's worth.

Maybe that's humbled him? If it has, it could be good for the C's.

They have a few mid career guards now who need to show up if they want a future. Dunn is another

 

[shopson67]

I guess he is a grown man and he made his decision. If you aren’t happy money doesn’t matter. Most get paid in the nba, I bet he will be alright.

We wanted more money, the only reason he turned down the initial offer. As a result, the Lakers have Westbrook instead of Schroder and Hield.