Bobby Marks

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443 appearances 3 recordings 3 series first heard Jan 2025 last heard 7 Jul

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They're still going to have one first round pick to trade. They're still going to be in the second apron. They're still going to pay a record high, maybe $500 million in luxury tax and penalty. And they're going to have hard decisions to make as far as if they have to pivot off this. And if you pivot off it, whether it be Durant, let's say,
the likelihood is that Beal is still going to be on your roster, right? Like that's just the reality of it here. And that's something they needed to accept when they traded for him in Washington here. So the market for him is not great. You may, you know, listen, would Milwaukee trade for him? And if you basically, the package I just mentioned and stuff, that's a big number.
It's like, you'd almost rather just have some flexibility this off season and try to, you know, add through free agency.
Well, yeah. I mean, listen, you think he really wants to pick up in the middle of February and move somewhere else with his wife and kids? Like, come on, man. Like, that ain't easy either. I mean, he made, listen, he, I give Mark Barlstein, his agent, a ton of credit because he put that no trade clause in there when nobody else had it and he had the right to.
You should have heard the phone calls, Ryan, when that happened because we had put it out. And I remember being in the summer league that year and I had teams coming up to me like angry, like angry with me. I'm like, I, I, I didn't do any, like, I didn't go like they're angry with me because I put it out. Like, you're killing me.
Like now I got to deal with like this, you know, with this agent and that guy. And I'm like, so what?
what do you want me to do about it and stuff and listen it's you know the eight years in the nba four with the team it's open it's available to everyone right you can go out there and negotiate it and listen there's i was talking with jeff passon about this because about mlb guys and there's 44 mlb guys that have it like you know there's there's two in the nba lebron and bradley beal and we're probably not going to see another one unless it's
Victor down the road or something like that here. And the reason why they're so rare, Ryan, is that you can't include them in extensions. They basically have to be a free agent type contract. And how many guys actually hit free agency now?
Oh man. Well, we were, but Tim, uh, Tim McMahon and I wrote this article back in, uh, end of December. And really the, the theme was trying to figure out, um, like kind of what his value is. He's like the mystery man, the hardest guy to figure out, right. In the NBA, as far as what his value is.
I was shockingly surprised that his value was higher than it was when we just talked, we both of us talked to a ton of teams, um, that it was, there was value there, right? Like, But man, is he an enigma. And it ain't even on the court. It's like, you're out rehabbing, you come back, and now like... He's out two months.
I was so excited. We wrote about it. Cause you know, he's got these weight clauses in there in this contract, right? Like he's going to hit the weight clause. Like, like that's, he looks great. He looks physical, man. He's doing windmill three sixties and you know, he looked great against, um, uh, who'd they play last night? Yeah. Chicago. And you know, like, listen, he looked great.
but damn it, can you just get to the plane on time, right? Can you get to practice on time? Can you do all these things that they're asking you to be? You're the face of the franchise, and you've played, I don't know, 30% of regular season games, and we're paying $38 million here. So if you're Griff in New Orleans, you're trying to maximize as much value on the court.
But then there's still the risk of him, man, a hamstring, a calf, or something like that. But as I said, like, you know... you know, teams, teams have called this contract one of the great ones in the NBA because it's like an NFL type contract, right? It's kind of got like rolling protections, right?
Like if you play a certain amount of games or you hit the weight clauses, certain parts get guaranteed and the next three years aren't guaranteed. So, I would probably wait it out this year. Hopefully he stays healthy for the last, whatever, 40 games, and then kind of reevaluate kind of where you are and maybe look for trade shooters. I think it'll be interesting. You know, Ingram, right?
We haven't heard about him at all. Man, he's been hurt with the ankle and stuff like that. What happens? What's the market for Brandon Ingram? What's the value for Brandon Ingram right now? Is it expirings and a future first down the road? I don't know, and I think that's going to be another one to kind of watch in the next few weeks.
Yeah. The only time I would see a team waving Zion would be like the fifth. Yeah. If they get them or, you know, you get to the fifth year and like, this thing has not worked at all.
Then we're just going to release it. They ain't waving them, man. Like that ain't, that, that, that ain't happened at all. Like I, we, I talked to one team and I said like, give me a number one to 10. What do you think is value? I was waiting for like a three or four. They said it's seven, five. I was like, Holy God. And then when we did more research on this, that seems a little high.
Yeah, I was like, oh, goodness. I was like a six.
They nailed it again. Jordan Hawkins, when he plays, can really fill it up.
I've kind of, like, grew more on Zach Levine lately. I really have. I don't know why. It's funny. Like, you know, it's the power of social media, right? Like I had said, I had put out, what was it? The game, the San Antonio game. It was like his fifth 30 point game.
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