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    Default Re: Bulls and Noah agree to 5 year, 60 million deal

    Quote Originally Posted by DRoseOwnsACamry
    Hey, at least the Bulls didn't give him 5/70 like he wanted...
    Are they going to give Rose a max contract now? He's twice the player that Noah is and they are handing him 12 mil a year. You gotta think about how are they going to keep this roster intact when they are spending way too much on one player.

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    Default Re: Bulls and Noah agree to 5 year, 60 million deal

    Quote Originally Posted by VishaltotheG
    lol Noah probably slipped cannabis into their water before the meeting.
    The REAL Noah got a bunch of f-cking farms animals and a boat. Joakim Noah gets $60 million.


    Times have changed........

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    Default Re: Bulls and Noah agree to 5 year, 60 million deal

    I thought I read somewhere Noah would not sign an extension until Melo was traded? I had a feeling that was BS.

    Also, I'm surprised teams are giving out extension now, seems like it would be more beneficial to wait until after the new CBA. He would have been a restricted FA.

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    Default Re: Bulls and Noah agree to 5 year, 60 million deal

    Big men don't grow on trees anymore. The market is ripe for any young player over 6'11 that can put up a double double in the paint.

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    Default Re: Bulls and Noah agree to 5 year, 60 million deal

    Joakim Noah for $60 million....

    And the actual retail price is....alot less: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ytCEuuW2_A

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    Default Re: Bulls and Noah agree to 5 year, 60 million deal

    Quote Originally Posted by hitmanyr2k
    Big men don't grow on trees anymore. The market is ripe for any young player over 6'11 that can put up a double double in the paint.
    not according to ISH. they grow on trees! and he gives us more than that

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    Default Re: Bulls and Noah agree to 5 year, 60 million deal

    Quote Originally Posted by Clocian-IGN
    not according to ISH. they grow on trees! and he gives us more than that
    He must be giving half of metro chicago handjobs for free because I am not seeing anything that he does that is worth 12 million a year.

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    Default Re: Bulls and Noah agree to 5 year, 60 million deal

    This is sad...

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    Default Re: Bulls and Noah agree to 5 year, 60 million deal

    Quote Originally Posted by PowerGlove
    He must be giving half of metro chicago handjobs for free because I am not seeing anything that he does that is worth 12 million a year.
    How about this?


    To go along with 14/13 in the playoffs. Remember Bynum gets 13-14 mill per year and he barely even plays.


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    Default Re: Bulls and Noah agree to 5 year, 60 million deal

    Quote Originally Posted by PowerGlove
    He must be giving half of metro chicago handjobs for free because I am not seeing anything that he does that is worth 12 million a year.
    of course not, you dont watch the bulls. this is also coming from a raptor fan who are desperately looking for a good center?

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    Default Re: Bulls and Noah agree to 5 year, 60 million deal

    Quote Originally Posted by BallsOut
    How about this?


    To go along with 14/13 in the playoffs. Remember Bynum gets 13-14 mill per year and he barely even plays.

    So because one guy gets overpaid, everyone else is supposed to follow suit?

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    Default Re: Bulls and Noah agree to 5 year, 60 million deal

    Quote Originally Posted by BallsOut
    To go along with 14/13 in the playoffs.

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    Default Re: Bulls and Noah agree to 5 year, 60 million deal

    There goes the rest of our cap space. Noah is now Luol Deng 2.0. Good player, but at least 20% overpaid.

    Bulls will never be a title team now. They can't add any more decent FAs, and they draft like crap. Great.

    This ruins my night.

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    Default Re: Bulls and Noah agree to 5 year, 60 million deal

    Seems to be the going rate for big man who can are double double threats.

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    Default Re: Bulls and Noah agree to 5 year, 60 million deal

    Quote Originally Posted by Clocian-IGN
    of course not, you dont watch the bulls. this is also coming from a raptor fan who are desperately looking for a good center?
    LOL.

    I have to watch the Bulls for 82 games to know that your GM f*cked up this contract? Good luck with that shit. Your team isn't a contender, still needs a couple pieces, hmmm let me go overpay one of my players and throw away some of the financial flexibility we have?

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