Nah, wasn't being a smart ass. Was more or less asking if you knew he ha signed a free agent deal. post was taken out of context. Kind of why I hate text messages, intent is not always received. I mean I am a smart ass, just wasn't in this case, LOL.
OK, kind of came off that way when you stated have you been paying attention. I had seen his signing with the Sixers but it was well after my earlier posts. No problem, sorry I snapped but thought you were being overly critical. My fault.
I’m no expert, so take it for what it’s worth . . . I think its a deal that goes one way, and then goes another.
Why is Bronny getting picked with a largely meaningless 2nd round pick embarrassing for the league, but Thanasis playing for the Bucks or Nick Kerr getting a coaching gig, or how 10% of the head coaches are sons of former coaches isn't? Or guys like Jac Collinsworth or Noah Eagle getting broadcasting jobs? Or how 20% of NFL head coaches as of a few years ago were either sons or fathers of other coaches? Or how the son of the Jacksonville Jaguars' owner has an executive job with the team he absolutely sucks at.
I did the same 7 years for me like you I felt beat down watching Kentucky cal completely took the fun out of it thank God the Renaissance has taken place under THE POPE can't wait for the season to start same for the women too
Yes it’s been about 7 years for me
I’m not bothered by it personally. It’s not as if he went lottery
As I have posted, an undrafted player can not return to college.
God I hope not very lazy player in my view evidently the nba thought so too
It’s almost like he’s just not all that good. 🤷🏻♂️
I know! I didn’t try hard enough and I don’t think he would have taken my call anyway.
Not good enough to be a pro yet, he has some tools and could get there eventually or at least be a very good college player. Not now he won’t though.
James young was way better IMO.
Laughable comparsion. James Young was really good at KY. I don't think either one has a very good work ethic though.
The exception does not prove the rule.
“I didnt ruin this young mans potential by not coaching him or running any real offense! His upside is amazing and i couldnt produce anything with it”
Because the media is going to play it up like some big accomplishment for a father and son to play together, but the reality is that it's fake because Bronny wouldn't be in the league without LeBron.
Because for LeBron it kind of is a big accomplishment. It's a testament to his longevity in the league. He's still a top player 21 seasons into his career and was able to still be a top player when his son was old enough to be drafted. I think that's pretty cool, and quite frankly every single father in LeBron's position would also think it was a damn cool thing to do.
That was intended so kids don’t just up and sign an FA deal with an NBA team and leave their college team high and dry mid-season.
I agree about the good teammate, good kid stuff.
Only faster, more explosive, a much better leaper, a much better finisher, as good a shooter and ball-handler, with a quicker release.
NBA is a shit show. Has nothing to do with the college game other than provide foder and fouls for their stars to exploit. 1-15 proves that all the 5 stars you can get wont hang a banner
