just check wkyc.com and there is nothing mentioned.
stowfan also said that we're trying to trade dion waiter according to jim donovan.
stowfan also said that we're trying to trade dion waiter according to jim donovan.
Two 1s and a max deal for a guy who may or may not be worth a max deal? Not interested.I think if you do a normal offer sheet Utah matches. However say Cleveland offers them 2015 MIA and 2015 MEM 1sts for max Hayward? I think Utah considers that one.
In modern NBA you can't get nothing for assets like Hayward even if you don't like the contract. You match and then trade them after if you have to. But with two mid-late 1sts they get some return on their investment to make them feel better about letting him go.
Your first mistake is getting sports information from a local newscast. Anything they say there will appear on here LOOOOONG before that if it has any validity.My DVR is set to record WKYC's 6:00 PM news every day. This evening, Donovan reported, Hayward was in town. He also said the Cavs have moved on from Lebron. He went as far as saying the Cavs phone calls have not been returned. He did not quote a source. He also, quoted Sam The Bullshit Whisperer; saying Dion Waiters has said, he expects to be traded. I wouldn't make this stuff up.
https://twitter.com/SamAmicoFSO/status/484418095365103616
I think if you do a normal offer sheet Utah matches. However say Cleveland offers them 2015 MIA and 2015 MEM 1sts for max Hayward? I think Utah considers that one.
I think if you do a normal offer sheet Utah matches. However say Cleveland offers them 2015 MIA and 2015 MEM 1sts for max Hayward? I think Utah considers that one.
Gordon Hayward is not a fan of Cleveland
July 2, 2014 by Craig Lyndall
Sometimes it’s better to just keep quiet than to say something that could come back to bite you.
Gordon Hayward had this little nugget about Cleveland in an interview following practice on February 25th, 2014. He was asked about his favorite and least-favorite places to play in the NBA.
Least favorite, I would say, like, especially since I’ve been in the league, probably Cleveland. Cleveland to me is like Gotham City. It’s, like, so dreary, and just, I don’t know, and then ever since LeBron [James] left, I mean, the fans, they’re starting to pick up a little bit more, but I remember my rookie year, there was hardly anybody there.
So, that makes for a tough atmosphere when you have to go on the road, and you know, there’s absolutely no energy given to you, and there’s not even any energy in the building given to them, hardly either, so that’s a tough place to play.
As if Cavaliers fans weren’t sweating hard enough already with the thought of paying a 24-year-old that many of them (be honest) hadn’t really much heard of before the day started. And yet the Internet is exploding with talk about the Cavaliers potentially preparing to offer him a “max” deal for as many as four years and as much as $60 million?
And it isn’t like Hayward went nuclear on Cleveland like Joakim Noah did, but this is sure to test the inferiority complex of many many Cleveland fans who aren’t unfamiliar with going nuclear toward even the smallest of the city’s detractors.
My advice is obviously to chill, but I wouldn’t bet on a lot of Twitter users to heed that.