Chris Bosh's Massive Bobby Bonilla-Type Deal Is Now Over
When Chris Bosh was waived in July 2017, the Heat still owed him $52.1 million which would have kept him in Miami until the 2018-19 season.
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Nah there's a big difference in his speed and quickness from when he was in college
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The NBA is poised to sell an exclusive package of streaming-only games in its next media rights deal. Start the bidding at $1 billion a year.
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Bradley Beal NBA Salary - How much is he making?
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Yeah he wasn’t quite that “agile” at UCF. Saw him play in person
Fuckin Embiid missed another game. Shit is a fuckin disgrace 
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Dam good agent or whoever did that deal.
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damn.....
That was gonna be my next postGod is good. Now Glenn.
What makes you think that
Always feel like dead man walking coachs get done dirty. They always only end one way. Just do it already.
The owner kept him there just to pretend he wasnt bending to Durant's will but at the second they hit a rough patch its goodbye.
He was always gonna fire him.
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I understand your point
They should have never hired him, the Nets were seen as a championship built team, why would you hire a rookie coach to lead them?
Because the stars didnt want a real coach.
But I agree with you, they shouldn't have hired him in the first place.
All the time
Sean marks wanted him not the players. They wanted Phil handy from the cavs
