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Basketball

bagelsforbreakfast

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1. Just read another article (on espn?) ...

Reply to Mosby (Original post)

Tue Jun 13, 2017, 05:38 PM

Jun 2017

It was a one-time result of the big jump in the cap. The warriers basically have till 2020 before $$$ and penalties for high payroll force a breakup. Figure Igodula and Livingston gone next year, then when the penalties hit Thompson first to go - can't pay SC, KD, DG and KT - and KT least valuable of the 4. Till then, though, they win unless injuries hit.

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