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Around the League => Around the NBA => Topic started by: KGBirdBias on February 20, 2018, 06:55:29 PM
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It's obvious that Cuban is trying to tank. I wonder if the Mavs waived Dirk to give him a chance to go play for a winner, would he sign in Boston? He would be a good replacement for Hayward for this year. He could always sign with another contender next year.
Could the Celtics sign him? We would have to create a roster spot but it would be worth it.
I hate to see Dirk just melt away in Dallas...he deserves to be in the playoffs.
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I doubt he'd want to go to a team that would be unlikely to win a championship. GSW, Houston, Cleveland. But who knows? Maybe Dirk likes the idea of playing out his career in Dallas. He certainly has nothing to prove.
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Since Cuban said they are tanking that would make it pretty obvious. If Dirk wanted to go to a contender, he would have done it during the offseason but if he asks I'm sure they'd waive him.
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Dirk isn't that good anymore. I'm not certain he has an impact on winning or losing. I think Cuban would be more likely to shut him down or limit his minutes. Dirk is the best Maverick of all time, and Cuban knows this. He wants him to retire as a Maverick.
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Dirk doesn’t want to go anywhere, and shouldn’t go anywhere.
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Not gonna happen
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The Celtics are more likely to unretire Pierce’s number
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Dirk doesn’t want to go anywhere, and shouldn’t go anywhere.
Yeah, if he wanted a buyout, Dallas would give him one. But, at this point, the guy probably enjoys being a Dallas icon.
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Dirk doesn’t want to go anywhere, and shouldn’t go anywhere.
Yeah, if he wanted a buyout, Dallas would give him one. But, at this point, the guy probably enjoys being a Dallas icon.
For sure. He's won his MVP. He's won his championship. He's got a shot at catching Wilt on the all time scoring list if he plays another season. Why not finish out the season on this crappy team, compile some more points, and then take his victory lap next year? Sounds good to me.
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They shouldn't waive him but tjey absolutely should give him a huge 1 year contract next year to make up for the last few seasons when Dirk took massive pay cuts so the Mavs could sign free agents around him
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Dirk doesn’t want to go anywhere, and shouldn’t go anywhere.
Yeah, if he wanted a buyout, Dallas would give him one. But, at this point, the guy probably enjoys being a Dallas icon.
For sure. He's won his MVP. He's won his championship. He's got a shot at catching Wilt on the all time scoring list if he plays another season. Why not finish out the season on this crappy team, compile some more points, and then take his victory lap next year? Sounds good to me.
This looks more like what he's doing.
He wouldn't play much on a contender in the playoffs anyway though. He was never a defender in his prime, and he couldn't guard a spot in line at Walmart now. Have fun until it hurts too much, pad the career stats, pad the investment account a bit more, and don't worry about botching the tank job.
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I believe that retiring a lifelong Maverick is important to Dirk. And Cuban is big on letting Dirk play as long as he wants to.
Dirk can still shoot the hell out of the ball but his lateral movement and defensive capabilities just are not there. He would also play limited minutes at this point in his career. So naah, I don't see it happening.