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He requested the trade to a contender. And averaged nearly 22 ppg that year.
At what age does it become socially acceptable to go after a ring on a contender?
And what does social media have anything to do with anything?
He's a top 50 guy who chased a ring. That's how I view KD.
So now there's 2 cut offs I need clarified. What age is it socially acceptable to chase a ring? At what level of greatness is it ok to chase a ring?
To me, KD saw that what they had wasn't enough and no one great was going to sign at a discount to play in OKC. He had to go elsewhere to get it done. And, it appears, he will be right about all of it.
All I'm saying is 27 is different than 32 in hoops. Do you diasagree?
I didn't say what Clyde did was socially acceptable or OK. I just said it's different.
They had GSW down 3-1 and may have been the best team if he stayed. GSW lost Barnes. KD went to GSW because he didn't want to leave it up to chance...not because OKC couldn't compete.
All I'm saying is 27 is different than 32 in hoops. Do you diasagree?
I didn't say what Clyde did was socially acceptable or OK. I just said it's different.
They had GSW down 3-1 and may have been the best team if he stayed. GSW lost Barnes. KD went to GSW because he didn't want to leave it up to chance...not because OKC couldn't compete.
2 other variables with Clyde the Glide. He had familiarity with Houston and Olajuwon. Remember he played college with Hakeem the DREAM for the Houston Cougars. Durant has no relationship with Oakland not the warriors players. The other thing is if Jordan didn't retire the first time after his father's death it's unlikely Drexler would be joining a Champion. Those Bull teams would have throttled the Rockets. Im far from a Jordan fan but that's just the truth. So Drexlers ring chase was more about timing than who he joined imho.
