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Dirk should go somewhere else and win a ring.
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04-30-2010, 06:07 PM
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I love Dirk to death but as long a Cuban owns the Mavs and Stern is in power the Mavs will never have a title and I'm starting to see that now.
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04-30-2010, 06:17 PM
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dirk wont leave the mavs..as frustrated he is, he knows this is his home. I dont see him opting out, at least. What dallas needs is a replacement for Kidd. 38 years old next year. Cubes needs to find a way to cut salary though, or dallas will be a ship without water.
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04-30-2010, 08:49 PM
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man, i want dirk to stay, he was the reason why i liked the mavs.
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05-01-2010, 01:08 AM
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Dirk is mostly calling Cuban's bluff. Maybe he doesn't feel this team's core is strong enough to win a championship. He wants a number 2. Caron, Terry, nor Kidd can fill the role. i wouldn't mind signing a bosh or possibly Amare if he opts out. Amare is a tough cover for anyone and could be the inside scoring presence the Mavs are looking for.
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05-01-2010, 09:15 AM
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I don't think Dirk will opt out and go elsewhere. But if he does, I think that is the signal to tear it to the ground. You unload everyone else on the team (not named Beaubois) for expirings & picks. With just a few craft moves, this team could be $30MM+ under the cap for the 2011 season.
Send Damp out to somebody looking to save money/clear cap space. Take back expirings, get a first rounder or two, force that other team to take on Carroll as well. Terry, Kidd, Marion...trade them all for some big fat expirings. Think the Knicks wouldn't trade Curry for Kidd? Maybe the Bucks swap Redd for Terry & Marion? Re-sign Haywood for 3 years, and sure, 2010-2011 is a lottery year--but hey, we own our pick in 2011, and you fill out the roster with young guys & see who sticks. Then we've got $10 million or so in commitments for 2011-2012, meaning we can sign FAs, or take on some good players with bad contracts (along with more draft picks). |
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What team in their right mind would want Kidd, Marion and his long contract, or Dump?
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05-01-2010, 11:08 AM
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I didn't care to read the other posts in this thread...
BC Dirk as flatly said he isn't going to opt out. He said playing for another team would feel wrong. This is his city and this is his team for better or worse.
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05-01-2010, 11:12 AM
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Dirk is haunted by too many things in Dallas.......first-round knockouts, an owner with a mouth, a chick trying to play him. Time for another walkabout in the mountains, and time for him to opt out.
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