How Tobias Finessed the NBA out of $211,000,000 

His pop ....they juxed my sixers

His dad......He damn near a silent version of Lavar Ball

Even he said that even bought the agent a rolls royce because he didn't believe he was worth that much!!😆😆.

This what happens when you give guaranteed contracts. there should only be 1 or 2 year guaranteeds and the team decides if they want to continue the contract after that or terminate if you dont keep up the work. That will fix all the thieving coasting and lazy players as well as the washouts. Imagine if you went to work and they told you they gonna give you 300k a yr for 4 years no matter what you do, and you realize even if you only work 1 hour a day and browse youtube all day and sleep at your desk and play games they cant fire you and still have to give you 300k each year for next 4 years 😂 Thats what nba players be doin

It wasn’t until the very next season that they dumped Brown and Simmons 😂. That’s okay. Butler didn’t really do anything 😊

Elon is an idiot lol

​@@draftmagicagain1000he was explaining the situation he knows butler wasn't at fault.

That's even worse.

Lol crazy but true AF

I don’t know about that, honestly I would take Simon’s over him.

Debatable honestly. Both play with no heart and aggression. One passes up open dunks. The other pump fakes on open 3s and shoots dumb contested fadeaways.

He pronounced the silent "D" but this is funnier 😂

lmfaoo

krazy 😂😂😂😂😂

To be completely fair NBA makes a lot more money compare 20 years ago plus inflation

Pascal Siakam looking for MAX right now 😂

Modern NBA players soft, and everyone gets paid so the truly great guys are right next to the bums financially. I'm all for athletes getting paid but some of these guys are overpaid to a point of insanity

@@ADUSNthe thing is now that the incentive is there, those roles that are now filled with average players will be taken by better and better players as time goes on and younger players come in to the league. That’s why the league is always growing is terms of overall talent, back in the 80s, you only had so many guys who could “do it all”, now half the league can drop 30 on any given night, you see it all regular season, role player going off for a 36 pt game. And the contracts haven’t even been this high for this long, with the kind of money involved now, it’s not just a sport anymore, you’re gonna have fathers training their sons from age 5 and on with one goal of becoming a pro athlete in a specific sport, because the earning potential is higher than that of doctors, dentists, and lawyers

@@MrBubblecakeback in the 80’s you only had so many guys who could do it all. Now half the league can drop 30 on any given night…” nah. The scoring easier is more indicative of the state of the game, and the rule changes, and not with overall talent. Even players of today have said that fundamentals have been eliminated from the game. If post all star and the playoffs should’ve taught fans… defensive physicality, and enforcing rules, makes scoring much more difficult. Even the elite players aren’t scoring with the ease they did in the regular season. In the 80’s the talent was more condensed, less teams. Many NBA teams had comfortable 10 man rotations. Role players were often former stars, or designated 6th men who on any given night would be the best player on the court. The 80’s had some of the best 6th men and bench players in the history of the league. It was also a GROWN man’s league. The best players stayed in school, minimum 3 years. Occasionally you would have a talented sophomore (Isiah Thomas) would enter the draft. The narrative that the 90’s was watered down, Dan be debunked easily with a) the depth and the quality of players on NBA rosters B) the influx of foreign players, while it wouldn’t be as dramatic, there were very good, elite foreign players who entered the league c) Straight from HS to the NBA and the rise of the one and done player. The influx of talent in the NBA in the 90’s was insane. Fans who falsely suggest the league was watered down due to expansion, certainly didn’t understand the depth of talent on rosters in the 80’s. Shaq, Penny, Chris Webber, the 96’ draft Iverson, Kobe, you had Duncan, KG, Dirk, that’s just some of the top guys who actually changed the game. C.Webb, Dirk, KG became the modern prototype for versatile bigs who could do everything on the court. This modern era is a young league, much easier to score, offensively leaning. Something that the commissioner, Adam Silver has stated “the rules were changed to allow more offense, to allow smaller players, (Steph Curry) the ability to show their skills. The league after completely banning the hand check. Then ADDED rules ~ the gather step, freedom of movement. Those two rules, have made it quite easy to score. All the 450 guys who are in the league can play. Ever hear of the White Mamba ? Yeah … a “bum” to fans but at one point he was still one of the best in the world, and he had his moments. My point is, the role players aren’t better. The rules allow for easier shots, without much resistance. Also, the league made an emphasis on allowing offensive players to initiate contact on offense, along with the gather step and lack of carry, traveling calls, these guys can score points at will~ faster pace, less defense, easier shots = role players dropping 30 on any given night. 75% of the NBA viewing audience is outside of the NBA, This is according to the commissioner. Some of the top players in the NBA now, Luka, Jokic, Wemby, they aren’t from the states. They get better teaching and often have elite size for their positions, and have team oriented skills and are very coachable… Father’s training their sons from 5 years old (you mean like Emoni Bates dad) because their is incentive due to money. Not to mention, all the former players who have sons, they already have a leg up…. NBA pedigree. Genetics. When it’s all said and done it’s only 450 players in the NBA (getting the big money) it’s even less spots available per year for new players…. The league has roughly a 12% influx of new players every year. The odds of a child becoming an NBA player is far lower than becoming a professional in any of the areas you named. and it’s specialized… I mean the average height in the NBA is 6’6.5 Genetics play a role. Generally speaking, throughout the history of the NBA, the shorter you are, the better your skills had to be. FTR the average height of NBA players have only increased by 1/3 of an inch since the 1960’s. Translation ~ it’s always been difficult to make the league. We’ve b seen a man train 3 of his sons since the age of 3 (Lavar Ball) Got two of them to the league. Lavar Ball is 6’9 His wife is 6’1 and a former D-1 athlete. Have your son be an engineer, or a doctor, lol. It’s easier, and we need more. Unless you are blessed with athleticism, and height, you’re already starting at a deficit.

Lmao

The Washed Wizards boutta go hard for a 12 game season 🔥🔥🔥

Not even a wizards fan but I’d throw up if that’s the lineup they roll out next year

why not add mr cardio pj tucker

Add PJ Tucker Andrew Wiggins and Westbrook to the Wizards,

Jimmy was tough

Sorry but you’re wrong. Butler is too soft to be relied upon in the postseason plus he is toxic in the locker room. Just as the timberwolves.

@doriangray2020 His personality works in Philly, plus embid actually likes him but the sixers we’re expecting a bigger upside from Harris that just never happened.

They gonna give him 40 million a season 🥴🤦🏾‍♂️😂😂😂

40Mcnuggets?

How would they be doomed for all eternity? Have you watched the last 2 seasons of Detroit Pistons Basketball??

@@sandybeachsean6880 honestly man idc who we sign we can only get better right? 😫😫🤣

Bro I’ve always thought the same thing as soon as they got him!! 😭

It’s crazy even Denver gave Jokic 15 & bucks gave Gianni’s 34 these organizations are not loyal

@@MrDiMES123 Why would Denver show that loyalty for Melo when he bailed on them and only got past the first round once?

Melo put the Nuggets on the map that's why..

😂😂😂

If by showing up u mean getting 4 quarters worth of cardio then sure he “shows up”

​@@mymyboy827I was about to say the same, what is considered as showing up lol

And dropping 0 points on a must win game 😂

Ben is a Freemason so it’s fair bro

It happens but Tobias is no drama, professional, non ghetto, and isn't a locker room cancer. And most important. Always available

That's 1 more than Ben Simmons

could have...and ...cap

Not a chance

Right, it didn’t happen accidentally Tobias scored productively and efficiently as a Clipper. If you can go out and get 18ppg on 45% 40% then you can also “finesse” an NBA team

they had a top tier playoff team if they waited one more year for SGA to come through :P

I agree with you, but at the same time, Kawhi pressured the Clips to make that move. So I personally am not gonna be too harsh on the Clippers front office for this. Jerry West admitted it was hard letting SGA go...blame should be placed on Kawhi for being so shortsighted.

Somebody maxed out the characters and had to go.back and abrievate some words lol.. 💪 u made it work..Philly could never do that

Why though? He likes to ball and there's still teams that will pay him millions to play. Keep getting that bag

@@pastasoo He likes to ball? I couldn't tell at all

You like ball​@@pastasoo

You clearly are a Knicks fan and have no knowledge about the Sixers or Tobias. I pray he signs with the Knicks. NYK deserve Tobias Harris

@@LL-zm9go I know he averaged 16 and 8 in 6 playoff appearances for the 76ers. I know he shoots better from 2, 3, and the free throw line than Embiid in the playoffs. I know he gives effort on defense and doesn't turn the ball over. I know you are a toxic fanbase that ALWAYS blames someone other than the real reason you can't get out the second round. You jumped on Ben. Harden. Now it's Tobias. All the while Embiid gets a pass for being dog poop in the playoffs. Every. Single. Year. Lol, only guy to ever get 8 turnovers in an elimination game and point to a teammate turning down a layup with 3 and a half minutes left in the game as the reason they lost. Tragic. We'd welcome that brother Tobias with open arms. Oubre too. Maybe they want to play for a team whose best playet isn't a choker and a psychopath.

​@@Michael_Page 0 pts in 29 minutes 0 for 2 from the floor 4 rebounds 3 ast game 6. Perkins summed it up best they sent him to Chick-fil-A to get the food and he brought back straws and napkins

@@marcusbell-dixon4733 one game. You have this kind of energy for Embiid for failing year after year with talented teammates? Embiid's playoff numbers are do do.

@@Michael_Page OK we'll take OG and your team can have Harris. Sounds like a fair trade right?

I mean he’s averaged 16 ppg in the playoffs for his career, which is relatively in line with his regular season numbers. Harden is a different breed of dropping off in terms of playoff production imo

I’m glad someone pointed that out! 😂

Emphasis on the word "Quality"

@@jpizel1070 Yup ..And he is definitely a quality player as he's shown throughout his career.

A man of taste I see