Chandler Parsons agreed with Mavericks 3yrs/$45m (Rockets did NOT match)

You are the one that brought Bosh into the discussion.

I brought him only because of your mentioning of spending wild cash on expendable stars. I didn't make him the main argument. Can't you understand anything?

But you did...

You just don't want to pay someone expandable superstar money and limit your options.

Like Miami did ?

Of whom?

Chris Bosh. They couldn't move anything around, and could've invested that money in something better.

I'll stay nice.

And say this again, cause you clearly fell on the memory part of your brain(if that's a thing) when you were a baby.

I brought him up

I didn't make him the main argument

just as a counter to your statement

on spending loads of cash

on expendable stars

The main argument was

That Parsons is a bit pricey

But is the best the Rockets can do

So

Ath the momemt

Sigining Parson > Bosh

Yaaaaaay

Wow! Congrats

Chris Bosh. They couldn't move anything around, and could've invested that money in something better.

So you are retracting this stupid statement now that Parsons > Bosh for the Rockets?

No, no I still think they could've invested the money better and that he underachieved greatly, cementing his team financially and limiting their space to manuever the roster. but this topic isn't about that. Are we finally getting somewhere or are you going to continue being ignorant?

That's exactly what our discussion was about as your initial challenge was all about that. Get well soon.

Oh well, there are thing that never change.

Go Parsons scre you Bosh!

Re-read this entire stupid discussion yourself and see if you made any sense, please.

I've already said everything.

This is spamming. I am spamming. You made em spam

You Freaky Alien Genotype.

What I said strictly complies to the forum rule (yours isn't). In case you didn't notice, I was pointing out you being a hypocrite throughout this entire discussion.

You compared Miami's Bosh signing to current Parsons's signing. Then suddenly took a detour and made a point on entirely different issue. I was left bamboozled.

Ok, you're clearly still and idiot. I'm just going to quote my first post in this thread and leave it at that. Post what you want.

You just don't want to pay someone expandable superstar money and limit your options.

Like Miami did ?

Parsons brings a lot to the table. I find him like the glue guy, much like Batum.

Batum is getting paid 11 mil. to be the third option.

15 is pricey, but I'd still rather go after Parsons than end up with nothing valuable, like Posh.

As you see I did write about Parsons, but you're too involved about making everything personal. And if someone says something bad about a Heat player, it is personal. You're quite a FAG (freaky alien genotype)

You just don't want to pay someone expandable superstar money and limit your options.

Like Miami did ?

Did is a past tense.


What Miami did is far from paying someone expandable superstar money and limit options. You argued otherwise stupidly and that was our discussion in case you didn't notice. Get well soon.

If the Rockets retain Parsons and bring in Bosh, you're looking at one heck of a team as Bosh's proven to be pretty awesome at being a 3rd wheel.

Rockets rolled the dice once again this summer but looks like it might backfire this time

Rockets gave up all their depth for Parsons at a Max contract? Not sure what the Rockets hope to accomplish but Bosh out of Miami was such a long shot (he was on record saying he would take less money to stay).

I think the Rockets let Parsons walk and look to next year with flexibility to do Morey type of things....

lol at the cascade this has started, thanks Cuban

So Rockets signing Ariza means that they are not matching Parsons? or will they match nad play Chandler at the 4?

Not matching. I can't imagine a scenario where Morey gives the max to Parsons if he isn't roping Bosh in too.

The plan is to really match Parsons. Morey is a complete retard if he doesn't.

Ariza's his half cost replacement.

Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey has high praise for the Dallas Mavericks' front office and former forward Chandler Parsons. Compliments aside, there's a reason Houston declined to match the Mavs' offer to Parsons. "The contract (Parsons) got...the Mavericks are a smart organization; they obviously wanted to get him...that structure of that (contract) is literally one of the most untradeable structures I've ever seen," Morey told KBME-AM 790 in Houston.

Why? How is the structure of the contract?

YAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

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"Honestly, I was offended by the whole process," Parsons told Yahoo Sports on Monday in a phone interview. "They publicly said that they were going out looking for a third star when I thought they had one right in front of them. I guess that's just how they viewed me as a player. I don't think I've scratched the surface of where I can be as a player and I think I'm ready for that role. You can't knock them for always trying to get better. [Houston general manager] Daryl Morey is very aggressive, is a genius, a great GM and I have nothing but respect for those guys. And they are looking to make their team better. That's what they were doing. I just thought I could be that guy that could do that."

"Throughout the whole process they pretty much told me they were going to match everything," Parsons said. "I understand it's a business. I understand they had to do what they thought was best for their organization. It definitely caught me off-guard a little bit."