Well, I hope Joseph Tsai and Sean Marks are proud of themselves for sticking to their guns when it came to negotiating a contract extension with superstar guard Kyrie Irving, for what they’re about to do to this franchise is unforgivable. The Nets owner and General Manager, respectively, won their battle—Irving exercised his approximately $37 million player option for the 2022-23 season on Tuesday--but got bludgeoned in the war.
blaming Sean Marks for this is ridiculous. The lesson here is you can't put together a collection of extremely talented players all with their own agendas and win. I'm sure if you signed a NDA with Marks he'd tell he regrets that he ever broke up the nucleus of the team he built to go star chasing.
also if Kyrie gets vaccinated and plays this is a different outcome.
blaming Sean Marks for this is ridiculous. The lesson here is you can't put together a collection of extremely talented players all with their own agendas and win. I'm sure if you signed a NDA with Marks he'd tell he regrets that he ever broke up the nucleus of the team he built to go star chasing.
also if Kyrie gets vaccinated and plays this is a different outcome.