I just posted yesterday about JT Thor from South Sudan who signed another contract but this time with the Cleveland Cavaliers. Then I'm talking about Yabusele who might also sign a contract and it actually happened just today. His contract is only for $2 million, and while some people think that’s small, I think it’s reasonable because I believe Yabusele isn’t in it for the money but rather to play in the NBA. It's similar to Tony Snell, who wants to return to the NBA to have access to better medical benefits for his children.
International competition like Olympics, FIBA and etc. really is helping these players to get signed. JT Thor is a good choice for the Cleveland Cavaliers.
But just as what others are speculating about Yabusele, both of them might not get a lot of playing time for their respective teams. It will matter to them but that's already a step up on their game and each playing time they get should be worth it for them and do their best to show how good they are.
Well, what's important now is that, they both have contracts and they will have a lesser playing time obviously, but before the Olympics, they have been role players for their respective teams. Yabusele for me can be a good player for the 2nd unit. I mean he can deliver at least 5 PPG in 10 or lesser minutes of playing time, and that's a good thing already. As for JT Thor, he's a forward/center so getting rebounds for the Cavaliers might be a good thing despite them having 2 bigs (Mobley and Allen).
Rich Paul saying the reason we don’t have LeBron James and Stephen Curry playing together on the Warriors is because he was worried about LeBron’s legacy if he switches teams again. At this point, the only thing that matters to me about his legacy is how many rings he ends up with. I say join Steph and chase those rings.
https://x.com/legionhoops/status/1825259446630850960Le-Gm will join the Warriors with Steph and their current players? Nah it will just be a disaster especially both of them having a huge contract. It will ruin the Warriors even more.
If Lebron and Steph will join together on a single team, that would be neither the Lakers or the Warriors, but a young team that has a huge cap space. Fortunately, Steph will retire as a Warrior and Le-GM has 2-3 years left at most on his career already, so I don't think that they will be teaming up together and get at title. Just their contracts alone is enough for me to say that they will not be on the same team.