@AntGullotta@LombardiHimself If they plan to practice ok Thursday afternoon, they would land in the morning, around 7-8 am if they take off on Tuesday night.
The trip is around 33+ hours between distance and time difference
@EricSal_7 It’s clear that a deal was reached, also there’s not suspension for this, fine and contract void
But Ballmer got something right, he didn’t put it in paper in the contract, lesson learned from the Joe Smith debacle
@TheRochaSays@PabloTorre The contexts are different, Walter sold it by pressure that he would face criminal charges and Luka Doncic will be there for the foreseeable future
The Clippers on the other hand, will be losing a lot and no way to change course
I’m not ruling out a sale, but it’s tough
@SJBasketbal8 The Clippers and Ballmer were stupid, yes
But no stupid enough to include it in Kawhi’s contract, that’s why Joe Smith deal was voided. The clause for a new contract was written inside in the small ones he signed because TWolves FO thought that Glenn was gonna die
@Zigmanfreud If you don’t like his reporting, you can read the Wachtell report where they detail everything, here’s an excerpt, I hope you like it
The Joe Smith comparison was stupid because it was uncovered in a lawsuit. And SHUT THE FUCK UP!!!!
https://t.co/t2tukXY64Y
How the Aspiration-Kawhi contract happened, according to NBA report:
A top Clippers executive helped facilitate and manage an Aspiration endorsement deal for Leonard. It was explicitly tied to sustainability services contract for Aspiration for The Forum. Aspiration co-founder asked for business back from the Clippers to match Kawhi endorsement deal. Their contract would have Clippers pay Aspiration for work on The Forum and initially had no details on what specifics Aspiration would provide. Leonard was paid $7 million annually.
@darrenrovell The team is in ruins for the foreseeable future, the fine was symbolic at best.
He spent 2 billion dollars on an arena that will host a losing team for years to come, that will hurt his wallet more than the fine
@RobAbramowitz Sancho escogió una mejor liga (y probablemente un mejor contrato) en Brasil con el Palmeiras
Pogba ya es una versión super disminuida de aquella que mostró en Juventus
Martial anda prácticamente de paseo (México, Grecia) en años recientes
@_Paquita_Cabeza@julioordz10@CLMerlo Es lo que enteré, que también trabajan con Edson, pero sólo en la parte de marketing.
También Lira es culpable por confiar en ellos para llevar su carrera
@AndrewBrandt Nole is one of the best tennis players of all time, but not the greatest. He didn’t dominated like Federer in his prime
But it is a sad to watch him lose like this
@TheEricGoldman Talladega Nights is key because Days of Thunder wasn't well regarded inside NASCAR due to the portrayal of the competition, but Will Ferrell and Adam McKay changed that by consulting them
For this sequel, Tom Cruise and Bruckheimer will have full backing of NASCAR
@TurfShowTimes This article is riddled with errors and lack of understanding of a 16 hour flight plus a 17 time difference between Los Angeles and Melbourne
We’ll see if McVay plans work, but they need to depart from LA on Monday or Thursday to arrive on Australia before the game
@TheEricGoldman But after The Ballad of Ricky Bobby and F1 movie box office success, the last one produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, who is returning to Days of Thunder 2, clearly there is appeal for racing movies
@PepedelBosque Leao también es culpable de no acabar en un mejor equipo, se peleó la temporada pasada con Allegri por la posición que lo usaba, centro delantero en un 3-5-2, algo que lo perjudicó
Hace poco era muy cotizado, ahi es su culpa por no salir y confiar en una directiva inepta
@GetUpESPN@LRiddickESPN Sean Lee was selected in the 2010 NFL Draft, you’re confusing him with Dan Nguyen, who was an All-Pro LB in the 2000’s
Both were great, but make sure what era are you talking @LRiddickESPN