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This should be brought up any time Ryan Hollins speaks:

 

Charlotte Hornets guard Terry Rozier has agreed to a four-year, $97 million max contract extension, his agent Aaron Turner of @VerusTeam told @TheAthletic@Stadium. The guaranteed deal takes Rozier through the 2025-26 season.
6:30 AM · Aug 19, 2021


Schrewds punching the air right now.

 

getting Beverly would be a slap in the face to Nunn, i want and rather have Nunn now and in the future to get all of the backup pg time and eventually maybe even a starter

 

It's a lot and they may well regret it, but you don't exactly see guys lining up to come to Charlotte. Gotta keep talent there any way they can

 

Buyout in 3 years. See you in purple&gold Terry.

 

LOL how do you come back after that? Hollins was a garbage player and his takes on NBA basketball as an analyst are even worse just sayin

 

oh man...that's rough.

yeah, i'd rather not for many reasons. i'd take rondo over bevs given our current roster composition.

 

no to Beverly no matter if Lebron would like it or not. Just ewww

and the look on KD's face in that interview while Draymond was formulating his questions.... he looked mighty uncomfortable. Loved it!

 

but I could see making a good homeless man gif with Pat Bev

 

What about Russ? I take Beverly if he can make it past Westbrook guarding the locker room door

 

If the curse is real let's sign this m'fer to a minimum contract. My prediction is Baller San starts airballing threes by week 3, by week 5 breaks a backboard with an overpowered bank shot, by week 6 starts sporting a baby pink kimono accented with coke stains, by week 7 he is dating a Kardashian, and from his first game against the Nets Harden manages to fish hook him into a foul, send him crashing to the floor and drawing a four point play despite him having literally no lateral movement!

 

Agree

I would welcome him. He is a winner, he is a type of guy that gets in physical games if needed. That will make everyone work hard in training.
Harrell was also hated and he was good for us in terms of energy and hardwork

Agree

 

i don't think i ever hated harrell at all. i thought he was overrated, and i think we can all agree on it now (though i do like him and think he was good for us).

but i've never liked beverly for a second. just can't respect his approach. derek fisher was just as tough without making it a "thing". bark bark bark little doggy.

 

Here is another example of a lack of self awareness. How is it someone else's fault that yall 2 had that on the court argument? Yall messed that up, not the executives. The executives were playing babysitter to grown men.

 

The only thing that is going to stop the Warriors is Draymond's mouth. Keep talkin fella.

I'll take Beverly in a heartbeat, we don't *need* him but we could use him. The only negative is how Russ could take him since he did injure his knee a couple of times

 

a more succinct version of my argument. i agree. i think they each thought they came out looking good there, and they certainly did not, imo.

 

What exactly has he won?

No. He creates physicality and drama that takes away from the game and is a dirty irritant.

Work harder? No.

Punch him square in the head? Yep.


Only good thing he's done was star opposite Tom Hanks in his big screen debut.

Yep. My dislike for Trezz was that he was a Clipper. When that wasn't the case, I liked him. He was my 3rd favorite Laker last year. He's a great hustle big off the bench that we misused. He's not great in the post season, but he's a human can of Red Bull in the regular season.

 

It's crazy to see how affordability changes across distance. I live in Australia, and it's wild to see a studio apartment sell for $2m in Sydney near the water. Then you travel somewhere a little more rural and can purchase a mansion for half the price.

Sounds like a great mix! Something special about being the mountains and the beach.