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Stein on cost-cutting by new Blazers owner Tom Dundon: “You cannot, as an owner, get a reputation for skimping on spending. That is going to get your franchise in a lot of trouble… Players are well aware of this chatter already. Coaches are talking about this.”
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Stein on cost-cutting by new Blazers owner Tom Dundon: “You cannot, as an owner, get a reputation for skimping on spending. That is going to get your franchise in a lot of trouble… Players are well aware of this chatter already. Coaches are talking about this.”

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“Even Doug Christie is paid in the $2m range, but this [Dundon’s $1.5m salary expectation] is less than what Doug Christie is getting in Sacramento.”

“There have also been rumblings out there that Dundon made a lowball offer to Thiago Splitter that he rejected. Now to be fair, Tom Dundon — on the record — has denied that.”

“You cannot, as an owner, get a reputation for skimping on spending. That is going to get your franchise in a lot of trouble… Players are well aware of this chatter already. Coaches are talking about this.”

u/cleo22270 — 11 hours ago
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[ESPN] Sheel Tyle, co-owner of the Blazers, posted on X that "we are doing something else [instead of t-shirts]," but the team hasn't said or posted anything further on the matter.

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The T-shirt plan is another in a series of moves drawing attention in the weeks since the Blazers were officially purchased by Tom Dundon, a Texas billionaire who also owns the NHL's Carolina Hurricanes. He bought the team for $4.25 billion.

Sheel Tyle, co-owner of the Blazers, posted on X that "we are doing something else," but the team hasn't said or posted anything further on the matter.

u/cleo22270 — 13 hours ago
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A Miami-Charlotte trade proposal from Bill Simmons at the end of last night’s Bill Simmons Podcast:

Charlotte gets:

Bam Adebayo

Miami gets:

Miles Bridges ($23m expiring), Grant Williams ($14m expiring), Josh Green ($14m expiring), 2026 Charlotte FRP (14th best odds), 2027 Miami FRP, 2027 Dallas FRP, 2029 Charlotte FRP

I would like to see the new lottery rules before pulling the trigger on a deal like this, but if Miami were to move off Adebayo, this return seems more than fair.

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