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Lebron to Lakers, 4 year, 154 million
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Looks like his streak of consecutive appearances in the finals is about to come to an end.
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he better get Kahwi but I would most certainly veto that if I were the Spurs.
Wherever Kawhi goes, Spurs need big value in return, hope he goes East, fans here not happy with him!!
That's $38.5 M per year.
Think of it as $3,2m per MONTH...that's sicktommie said:
That's $38.5 M per year.
I don't see the Lakers in the top 5 in the West. Golden, Houston, Portland, Utah, OKC, all better.
Might want to remove OKC and Utah from the top 5 with Javale signing to play for the Lakers.tommie said:
I don't see the Lakers in the top 5 in the West. Golden, Houston, Portland, Utah, OKC, all better.
OKC, they bet on the wrong horse. Tough choice however.
JaMycal Hasty through 9/22
Rush 29 att 182 yds 6.3 ypc
Rec 9 rec 80 yds 8.9 ypc
Rush 29 att 182 yds 6.3 ypc
Rec 9 rec 80 yds 8.9 ypc
San Antonio is going to have a really rough time making the playoffs next year.
JaMycal Hasty through 9/22
Rush 29 att 182 yds 6.3 ypc
Rec 9 rec 80 yds 8.9 ypc
Rush 29 att 182 yds 6.3 ypc
Rec 9 rec 80 yds 8.9 ypc
Lebron makes them top 5. They aren't better than GS, but in a 7 game series with the Rockets and 0-20 Harden and a brittle CP3? wouldn't bet against a lebron team in that scenario.tommie said:
I don't see the Lakers in the top 5 in the West. Golden, Houston, Portland, Utah, OKC, all better.
bularry said:Lebron makes them top 5. They aren't better than GS, but in a 7 game series with the Rockets and 0-20 Harden and a brittle CP3? wouldn't bet against a lebron team in that scenario.tommie said:
I don't see the Lakers in the top 5 in the West. Golden, Houston, Portland, Utah, OKC, all better.
I see LeBron making a team too 3 in the east. In the West? There's better "team" play.
I'd gladly be wrong.
After taxes the $38.5 m will look like crumbs in California. Maybe his tax accountant can get him more than 38 cents on the collar. Regardless, he will still have some long green after taxes.tommie said:
That's $38.5 M per year.
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