Talk About Tennis 2.0

ti-amie wrote: ↑Wed Sep 29, 2021 7:38 pm My mother used to say show me who your friends are...

Can't believe that hashtag. This was in the replies thank goodness.

Oh yes they can. And should. Ben's the one that's messing around and gonna find himself in OKC and wondering where it all went wrong as he hits up Nerlens Noel for his attorney's contact info.

Some lawyers are starting to salivate...

I honestly wasn't sure this fool would be allowed back home with his BS, but I'm guessing that no game check hit home more than anything else, since he's basically only two levels above a bust and needs every penny he can get. Legit shocked any of these guys was thinking they'd be getting paid when they are missing games for voluntarily being ignorant.

Idiots.

I recognize way too many names on this list. One of my favorite college basketball players ever is included here, and though no less dumb, at least that makes more sense, he played in the NBA but it had to have just about all been at league minimums and wasn't for many years, he wasn't a sought after pro despite his college success. That Tony, Glen, and Darius, for instance, are among these is insane. There's so little money in this scheme, the risk/reward makes it a pass every time for guys like that. Just idiotic.

Blinked first. Thinking someone doesn't want to be in OKC and looked at a lower than expected bank balance and decided he was playing a game he wasn't quite ready for. Him and Rich were apparently under some flawed understanding of the CBA and thought the money that wasn't paid would be come back in a trade. It will not.

Another one finding out.

I find that fair, and the proper tone to set. Indeed, you are free NOT to get vaccinated. The Nets are free not to allow you to play.

Basketball Twitter at its - funniest because it's true best.

Impossible for me to follow down here. I even wonder if ESPN L. America knows about the WNBA.
Good for Chicago

ponchi101 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 18, 2021 1:19 pm Impossible for me to follow down here. I even wonder if ESPN L. America knows about the WNBA.
Good for Chicago

That's just a damn shame. WNBA has been doing a great job of steadily growing their brand and increasing their audience (women's college bball is the same). The NBA players have also been openly supportive of the teams and players, which helps to get more eyes on it more often. And during the playoffs, it was common to see the respective NBA team's stars cheering them on courtside.