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Chris Paul Trade Discussion


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Pulling these from a Lakers board so not sure of the station, probably 710AM in L.A.

Dave Miller on the radio reported that Chris Paul has not reported to Hornets training-camp and is expecting a trade revolution today.
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Doesnt look good for the team with the highest payroll ALREADY in the league once again taking one of the sorriest and least visible teams best player. To you folks hollaring Miami, theyre under the cap, their payroll is nowhere close to the Lakers. LA just pays the luxury tax every year because they bring in bread. 2 weeks after the lockout, they're at it again. LOL. Stern had to do something.

This deal would actually lower the Lakers cap number and the poorly run teams wouldn't be getting their entitlement check from the Lakers. Hence the small market whining.

But remember, Kobe cant win anything without Pau so the Lakers would lose more games!

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Gilbert is still just butthurt over LeBrick leaving still...there's no way to make a guy stay with a small market team if that's not where they want to be....

Small market owners should have banded together and held firm on the hard salary cap demand if they didn't want superstars to be able to team up in big markets. They didn't though, they caved because they wanted their revenue back, and now they're complaining when a superstar wants to go to a large market. You can't have your cake and eat it to Dan Gilbert....

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Doesnt look good for the team with the highest payroll ALREADY in the league once again taking one of the sorriest and least visible teams best player. To you folks hollaring Miami, theyre under the cap, their payroll is nowhere close to the Lakers. LA just pays the luxury tax every year because they bring in bread. 2 weeks after the lockout, they're at it again. LOL. Stern had to do something.

NO he didn't. If he wanted to do something he should have made it absolutely clear under the CBA that no player could demand to be traded to a specific team or something as such. The time to act wasn't yesterday, it was months ago.

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BTW how many players did this just give a vote of confidence to? I know its a business, but Lamar Odom and Pau Gasol have got to hold some resentment right?

Yeah, gotta feel bad for Mike Brown right now. Has to massage the egos of two players having to go to a training camp for a team they know they don't mean anything to.

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