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Lord Commander wrote:robillionaire wrote:Fat Kat wrote:
they won’t recover from that Beal contract that was a franchise ender
That may sound extreme but I believe you are correct. What possessed them to do that? Geez…
SelbyCobra wrote:Lord Commander wrote:robillionaire wrote:
they won’t recover from that Beal contract that was a franchise ender
That may sound extreme but I believe you are correct. What possessed them to do that? Geez…
Isaiah Thomas.
No, seriously. It's entirely probable he factored in the decision.
Basketball Hall of Fame guard Isiah Thomas, who has served as an adviser to the Phoenix Suns, reportedly was not involved in the recruitment and subsequent trade of star guard Bradley Beal.
ESPN's Brian Windhorst relayed that news:
"Thomas has spent time in Phoenix informally advising the Suns' front office, sources said, but that has reduced in recent weeks as Ishbia added to his front office. Thomas was not part of the Beal recruitment and subsequent trade, sources said. Thomas has been at the NBA 2K24 Summer League in Las Vegas working for NBA TV and has spent time with Suns executives."
3toheadmelo wrote:SelbyCobra wrote:Lord Commander wrote:
That may sound extreme but I believe you are correct. What possessed them to do that? Geez…
Isaiah Thomas.
No, seriously. It's entirely probable he factored in the decision.
apparently he didn't but who knowsBasketball Hall of Fame guard Isiah Thomas, who has served as an adviser to the Phoenix Suns, reportedly was not involved in the recruitment and subsequent trade of star guard Bradley Beal.
ESPN's Brian Windhorst relayed that news:
"Thomas has spent time in Phoenix informally advising the Suns' front office, sources said, but that has reduced in recent weeks as Ishbia added to his front office. Thomas was not part of the Beal recruitment and subsequent trade, sources said. Thomas has been at the NBA 2K24 Summer League in Las Vegas working for NBA TV and has spent time with Suns executives."
JustBuzzin wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:Clyde_Style wrote:
No
And F Lebron
My question is what’s JustBuzzin smoking tonight?
Honestly didn't expect those reactions.
Oh well I'm gonna move on.
RiotPunch wrote:Bucks fan coming in peace. I dabble with graphic design, specifically with NBA players. I thought this this might be appreciated here. Stick it to Embiid's dirty ass. Hope Giannis gets healthy so we can battle next round.
(DM if you want a T-Shirt link)
RiotPunch wrote:Bucks fan coming in peace. I dabble with graphic design, specifically with NBA players. I thought this this might be appreciated here. Stick it to Embiid's dirty ass. Hope Giannis gets healthy so we can battle next round.
(DM if you want a T-Shirt link)
vincccent wrote:The Suns are done, called it months ago. They got 'Bealed'.
Fat Kat wrote:robillionaire wrote:Fat Kat wrote:
they won’t recover from that Beal contract that was a franchise ender
I don’t think it’s tradable.
3toheadmelo wrote:SelbyCobra wrote:Lord Commander wrote:
That may sound extreme but I believe you are correct. What possessed them to do that? Geez…
Isaiah Thomas.
No, seriously. It's entirely probable he factored in the decision.
apparently he didn't but who knowsBasketball Hall of Fame guard Isiah Thomas, who has served as an adviser to the Phoenix Suns, reportedly was not involved in the recruitment and subsequent trade of star guard Bradley Beal.
ESPN's Brian Windhorst relayed that news:
"Thomas has spent time in Phoenix informally advising the Suns' front office, sources said, but that has reduced in recent weeks as Ishbia added to his front office. Thomas was not part of the Beal recruitment and subsequent trade, sources said. Thomas has been at the NBA 2K24 Summer League in Las Vegas working for NBA TV and has spent time with Suns executives."
