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  1. In other words, two reasons: small market teams can compete, and undeserving players would be given smaller contracts. Most of what you said falls under the category of having all 30 teams compete. Thing is, paying less for guys like Gooden also means underpaying deserving players, so that cancels itself out. As far as all 30 teams competing goes, that's what the draft is for, and that's why teams hire intelligent and witty general managers and scouts. The Sixers are dishing out over $69 million, 9th most in the league, and it's not translating into wins. However, the Thunder are at $50 million, 24th most in the NBA, and they nearly upset the Lakers and won 50 games last year.
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  2. Yeah, we get it, the NBA revolves around the Heat. Most of us don't [expletive]ing care. The hard cap proposals have absolutely nothing to do with the circus in Miami right now.
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  4. that was cool as hell. do you guys get chills when you hear empire state of mind? every time for me.
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  5. One of the most underrated leaders in the league.
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  6. lol you make Tosh.0 sound like the news or something.
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  7. I have nothing against you Flash. You have been fairly humble throughout this ordeal. I understand you are very excited about the upcoming season and I would also be in your situation, you can call me butthurt or post the U MAD pictures but i feel like there was some unfair play in the arrangement of these players. I feel like the competetiveness of the sport has become too one sided. I have nothing against the Lakers because they slowly built their team. They are filling in holes, but just the manner of arranging this superteam angered me. I guess i was wrong to take it out on OTR poster.
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