3G4G wrote:Well now I won't start a thread on this as there isn't a need so in this thread I'll say this
Isn't it a great warm and fuzzy feeling, now that we are the Denver Nuggets at the beginning of 2010-2011 essentially? Aren't we gonna love reading the chatter and constant media speculation of Melo's and Lakers distant love for each other? What makes this even more special neither team has nothing offer by way of S&T so if Melo leaves, he's simply leaving. I wonder if he'll be quiet the whole time if he decides not to stay? I wonder how he feels about money now over winning, after winning a scoring title?
I noticed Melo has been very quiet too. Melo lives in L.A. in the off-season. Kobe started early with openly recruiting endorsing him to L.A. He would also without question allow Melo to have L.A. to his desire unlike Dwight. This is going to reach unconscious levels and all I can say I don't enjoy being in this predicament.
I also find it very ironic we give Melo all the power in the world over his contract but we locked Amar'e into his, leaving us powerless as a franchise. We should have given both of them no opt outs or opt outs... not one the other and the other different. I sweat we can never do anything right.
1)This story is nothing new...
2) Melo won't turn down the extra money,went through all the trouble forcing his way to NY, claims he identifies as a Brooklyn guy, loves the spotlight of New York City and is settled in here, probably won't have another star in LA (Kobe is gone in like a year or two, he might not even be the same now), and Melo hates MDA- likes that Woodson lets him iso all day
3) This is Ny, if Melo leaves we'll just overpay for another "superstar talent"
4) A good portion of the fan base wouldn't care if he left anyway unless we make noise next postseason, which seems unlikely at this moment in time
Not really like the Denver situation...