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Oh snap! MIA-CIN Trade?

saX man

By saX man,
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onmyown

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must be nice to have a godly amount of capital

meanwhile the Panthers consistently struggle to stay out of top 5 with a poo team year after year let alone failing to do all they can to keep Hurney from doing something stupid with our capital

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7 hours ago, Reebis21 said:


This OP’s tweet was based on something said back March 9th...it’s just recirculated old “news”....not sure why multiple ppl are tweeting it out today as if it’s a breaking story

This sort of thing happens during normal times, so its only going to increase when there is nothing else to talk about.  The theory that's being used is that you don't trade away perfectly good players for draft picks just to replace them with good players.  You trade away multiple good players to have the ammunition to make sure you can go get that one great player that you want.

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