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Even Dom?
Dom was playing professionally in Germany.
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Must be nice to be smart.
“It” as in millions in USD from being a pro BBaller and lots of BTC? Uh huh.
It feels like you haven't been paying attention. He's been ahead of the curve the whole time. He's got plans for those pro baller dollars
You are dead wrong about me paying attention.
And it seems as though you still think he's just his nba contract. To each their own
Nope. I literally wrote about his holdings in crypto but I guess reading comprehension wasn’t a part of your learning plan.And it seems as though you still think he's just his nba contract. To each their own
Not exactly news, and maybe I’m reading too much into it, but seems like he thinks his time in BK is over.
dyemeduke
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Yeah, sucks for him, because it seems like he really poured a lot of himself into rebuilding that franchise. He has definitely made a solid name for himself, and there's a lot of chatter about the Nets wanting to make a splash - get that third elite player. They're rumored to be in the Jrue sweepstakes, and Mayor is a very attractive and tradeable asset. Good luck to him wherever he goes.
I think Spencer is a key piece in the Nets trying to trade for either Jrue or Beal as a backcourt mate to Kyrie.
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
Not enough basketballs for that backcourt
Jeric
Club Member
So long as he starts where he lands, I'll be happy. He always played far better when Levert and Kyrie were injured, which is tough if you actually want him to be a 6th man for a contender rotating with those two. I actually think the Pelicans would be a great landing spot, he has great chemistry with bigs like Allen so Zion would probably suit him well. Would be cool to see him on his home team Lakers but I don't think they have the trade assets. He also has 1 year on his contract so he's in a good situation regardless.
I know it's not going to happen but if Spencer were to somehow end up in Denver taking Harris spot it would make us a much better team.
Denver's stars are going to be Jokic and Murray, that's already determined. We are all hoping that MPJ can continue his development and become a third option offensively to take the heat off the stars. Add Spencer and you would have a perfect compliment to Denver's existing players.
He doesn't have a star attitude but he has star potential. He's happy scoring 15 if his team wins the game but he can score 30 if you need him too do it. He also adds another better ballhandler than they have with Harris and is a solid defend as well.
Denver's stars are going to be Jokic and Murray, that's already determined. We are all hoping that MPJ can continue his development and become a third option offensively to take the heat off the stars. Add Spencer and you would have a perfect compliment to Denver's existing players.
He doesn't have a star attitude but he has star potential. He's happy scoring 15 if his team wins the game but he can score 30 if you need him too do it. He also adds another better ballhandler than they have with Harris and is a solid defend as well.
Robert Sorell
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Solid may be a charitable description of Spencer as a defender.
There's no need to add offense to the roster, unless it's a consistent catch and shoot off ball player.
The downgrade in D from Harris to Spencer would be significant, and it would hurt.
He's not a great defender but he can and does play it. He would add that consistent catch and shoot ability, he would also add a guy who can go to the rim effectively.
Unlike Harris he shows up under pressure, Harris far too often disappears.
And if MPJ does continue to develop more offense isn't critical but it would make the Nuggets a better team. We have seen that with his big step up Murray is still inconsistent, we also saw some stretches in the playoffs when Joker wasn't at his best. I'd love to see a supporting guy who steps up when needed, Spencer does that.
You have to think so. He is mentioned in most rumored trade deals. He is a good point guard that is great creating on his own and scoring. With Kyrie and KD (plus any other potential star) there won't be any need for someone to create on their own. An elite defender would be a better fit for the Nets. It's too bad since Spencer was a big reason Kyrie ended up at the Nets.