This is a list of agents and all their clients.
CAA is the largest talent agency in the world, and has the most money under contract in the NBA.

Click every agent if you wish and see who CAA has as clients. Then say to yourself how silly the CAA to knicks thing is.

Nalod wrote:https://fanspo.com/nba/agents

This is a list of agents and all their clients.
CAA is the largest talent agency in the world, and has the most money under contract in the NBA.

Click every agent if you wish and see who CAA has as clients. Then say to yourself how silly the CAA to knicks thing is.

Not ever CAA client will be a Knicks. If the Knicks are interested in a player and they are a CAA client, that probably increases the odds of acquiring them.

As said before, CAA is a talent agency and MSG properties do book shows and concerts. Always made sense for Dolan to be cool with them and visa versa.

Haliburton is a CAA client. Trae Young. They coming too? LOL

Yes, I think OG wanted to be here and I would guess they already agreed on a price months ago. Optics are they need to make it look good so we'll sweat it out.

MaTT4281 wrote:Welcome back Obi!!!

"once a knick".........

Panos wrote:How is Fred VanVleet clocking $40MM?!

The FVV was fascinating and its why he bolted as he did. FVV could resign for obviously a lower number and be a role player which as he gets older might suite longevity. Not all players want to stick around for years and years. He has a chip, and has made a ton of money. There is more to life for some players. I don't know him or what his body is going thru.

lets be real, the careers of Mitch and KP have had some good moments for sure, and lots of money to be made. But if you spend more time rehabbing then playing at some point when is enough-enough? Money is an important part of it but if you got a family, and perhaps other intersts and things to do with your life maybe one moves on? Some players have a burning desire to keep playing and are healthy enough to still have fun.

Always fascinated me about Kareem Abdul Jabbar's career. He played, he wanted/needed money to fulfill many things. He had passions that required money. But hew as miserable for years. He seemed to find some happy ground later in his career and joy in playing.
Lebron loves it. Jordan was a sociopath who needed it and came back with Wiz. Kobe was kind of all over the place. Part Jordan, Part Lebron in make up. Was very consumed with his legacy.

We forget these players come to the spotlight as teens and leave as men with much growth and changes to whom they are. Kobe really put himself thru a lot getting married young and starting a family but wanting his "freedoms". I don't know the beef he had with his parents but it was not good by most accounts. The tragedy of his early death at least depicts a man who came to peace with himself to certain degree and was able to continue a family life that looked to have healed itself over time.