Anyone else worried on how the 2010 free agency effects the Kings future title hopes?
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yeah when were really firing in a few seasons, this miami team will be either blown up or coming to its demise. Lets not underestimate the potential of 3 egos to dismantle this.
If anything this just makes us more reserved in spending our money, stockpiling talent through the draft and continually adding talent through those means
If anything this just makes us more reserved in spending our money, stockpiling talent through the draft and continually adding talent through those means
Certainly when you first see the names Lebron, Wade, and Bosh on the same roster, you immediately think unstoppable, but when they fill out the other 8 roster spots with Kwame Browns and have zero depth, maybe people will then realize that yes, they will win a lot of games, but a championship is not guarenteed. As much as I dislike LA, I still think they are a better team than Miami because they atleast have somewhat of a bench with Brown and Odom. Plus they also won't have the supporting cast that the big 3 in Boston has/had with Rondo, Big Baby, Robinson, and O'Neal and during their title run with House and Posey.
That's my concern also. These kids look up to LBJ, who just ditched the adoring hometown family in favor of his personal championship ambitions. There will be a lot of people courting Reke when the time comes, and most certainly before. On the other hand, this whole thing has been a good object lesson in the dangers of throwing everything you've got (including your future) at the feet of one player.
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Im not worried one bit if anything this just is a reality check for me personally for how we go about building our team around Reke. The Cavs made every move possible to help Lebron and have given themselves arguably the worst cap in the whole league, along with a bunch of really untradeable pieces just terrible contracts. I feel bad for them really they went all in for a title and got deserted to a better situation.
This free agency doesn't impact us really at all, Ive known all along we wouldnt be in the hunt for any big name and if we got a lower tier name we would have to over pay and I'm straight with giving Rudy Gay or Boozer max money deals. We are set in our route going about winning the OKC way it's gonna be fun. If we build a winning TEAM here we wont have to worry one bit about one of our stars(when it becomes reality) leaving.
This free agency doesn't impact us really at all, Ive known all along we wouldnt be in the hunt for any big name and if we got a lower tier name we would have to over pay and I'm straight with giving Rudy Gay or Boozer max money deals. We are set in our route going about winning the OKC way it's gonna be fun. If we build a winning TEAM here we wont have to worry one bit about one of our stars(when it becomes reality) leaving.
I'm actually not to worried about it. If you want to be the best, you have to beat the best. If we really want to win a title at some point in the future, we're going to have to go through some really good teams anyway. Also, let's see how this all shakes out before we crown them perennial title contenders. There's only one ball, and three very large egos.
I think you have to remember that the entire landscape of freeagency might be entirely different after a new CBA is put in place. So trying to predict what might happen in the future is like shooting arrows in the air. It behove's the Kings to play it smart when it comes to the salary cap. And being as far under it as possible would be playing it smart.
I don't think its as bad as you might think. Obviously they have Bosh, Wade and LeBron. They also have Chalmers at the point. It looks like Miller is going to sign with them and J. Will may as well. Joel Anthony is a restricted freeagent, so they'll probably match any offer for him. That would bring them to seven players. The Heat also played it smart in the draft getting rid of any 1st round picks which count against the cap and aquiring more second round picks that don't count until they're signed. So in the second round, they drafted Dexter Pittman, Jarvis Varnado and Da'Sean Butler. A center, a PF and a SG/SF. That brings us to 10 players. I don't think they'll have any trouble filling in the last few spots with players that would be leaping at the chance to play on that team. Who knows, maybe they'll even reunite Wade and Shaq again.
In fairness to J. Will and Miller, or any other vet that they might sign, none of these guys are going to win a championship unless they're on a good team. And right now, at least on paper, Miami looks like a pretty good team. I mean let me think. Do I go and play in Minny for 30 mil, or do I go play for the Heat in the beautiful sunshine for 30 mil. Thats not a hard decision.
well I haven't read the other posts, but the thing I am worried about is how does this affect the way teams will pursue FA in the future. I mean like, the teams that got 'left out' this year may try to get some of there own stars through FA, so does that increase the odds Evans and Cousins will get better offers from other teams?
I'm not worried about it though, they should be able to love it here and resign, especially if we win a title
I'm not worried about it though, they should be able to love it here and resign, especially if we win a title
Its not. I go to play in Minnesota rather than put up with that disgusting mugginess in Florida. I detest that weather.
And Minnesota is no walk in the park -- lived in Mineapolis for half a year as a child (the cold half too).
Now I suppose on the other hand if I'm a millionaire young athlete looking to score with a different supermodel quality honey every night, Miami might have its attractions. But we are staying inside, and the air conditioning is staying near max.
And Minnesota is no walk in the park -- lived in Mineapolis for half a year as a child (the cold half too).
Now I suppose on the other hand if I'm a millionaire young athlete looking to score with a different supermodel quality honey every night, Miami might have its attractions. But we are staying inside, and the air conditioning is staying near max.
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Hi,I'm an italian fan...First of all i'm sorry for my orrible english...second thing: i think it's too early to be worry about our hopes to win a championship-we haven't reached the playoff yet( but i'm hopeful for the next season)....also in the case tyreke e demarcus will be up to expectations ,the kings could have the best duo of the entire league for a long time...