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Quote from: Reid on September 16, 2018, 05:18:14 AM

One of the reasons why other players still stay at old age.
1. Love of the game.
2. They are acquiring enough money for retirement.

40 is mostly the age they retire. After that there will be no money entering in their accounts.

They still got 30-40 years to live and I dont think the money they got from playing basketball can afford that.
Add up the life they got used which is mostly expensive.

So business will be their option since they cannot be accepted in office works for that age.

I do think Dirk is a wise man. His Teacher might have already prepared him for that.

Passion for the game surely is the main reason why they can't leave the game though they are too old enough for it. I don't want to dig some of his life decisions on how wise he is with financial management but he can still get a job after that.

I remember Yao Ming when he retired, he got a contract to have a tour around the world to become an advocate of something so that can also happen to Dirk if he's out of NBA.

We can only hope that those players getting million dollar contract knows how to save, invest because we all know that once they retire there will be no money unless they got jobs behind, like team management. And we also have witnessed a lot of stars going bankrupt once their days in the NBA are over. Nothing is permanent as they say, so we hope Dirk is wise enough to have invested in NBA money so that he has a backup when he retires.

Have you heard about recent Kobe's investment exit?
https://www.slamonline.com/nba/kobe-bryants-6-million-bodyarmor-investment-now-worth-200-million/

I'm afraid that this is just a exception of the general rule and there are many players like Allen Iverson, who lost everything.

On the other hand, professional sports is also attracting a lot people looking to take advantage of multimillion superstarts. For example the accountant who cheated on Kevin Garnett:
https://www.slamonline.com/nba/kevin-garnett-suing-accountant-77-million/

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Quote from: jossiel on September 17, 2018, 11:55:52 PM

Quote from: Reid on September 16, 2018, 05:18:14 AM

One of the reasons why other players still stay at old age.
1. Love of the game.
2. They are acquiring enough money for retirement.

40 is mostly the age they retire. After that there will be no money entering in their accounts.

They still got 30-40 years to live and I dont think the money they got from playing basketball can afford that.
Add up the life they got used which is mostly expensive.

So business will be their option since they cannot be accepted in office works for that age.

I do think Dirk is a wise man. His Teacher might have already prepared him for that.

Passion for the game surely is the main reason why they can't leave the game though they are too old enough for it. I don't want to dig some of his life decisions on how wise he is with financial management but he can still get a job after that.

I remember Yao Ming when he retired, he got a contract to have a tour around the world to become an advocate of something so that can also happen to Dirk if he's out of NBA.

We can only hope that those players getting million dollar contract knows how to save, invest because we all know that once they retire there will be no money unless they got jobs behind, like team management. And we also have witnessed a lot of stars going bankrupt once their days in the NBA are over. Nothing is permanent as they say, so we hope Dirk is wise enough to have invested in NBA money so that he has a backup when he retires.

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Quote from: jossiel on September 17, 2018, 11:55:52 PM

Quote from: Reid on September 16, 2018, 05:18:14 AM

One of the reasons why other players still stay at old age.
1. Love of the game.
2. They are acquiring enough money for retirement.

40 is mostly the age they retire. After that there will be no money entering in their accounts.

They still got 30-40 years to live and I dont think the money they got from playing basketball can afford that.
Add up the life they got used which is mostly expensive.

So business will be their option since they cannot be accepted in office works for that age.

I do think Dirk is a wise man. His Teacher might have already prepared him for that.

Passion for the game surely is the main reason why they can't leave the game though they are too old enough for it. I don't want to dig some of his life decisions on how wise he is with financial management but he can still get a job after that.

I remember Yao Ming when he retired, he got a contract to have a tour around the world to become an advocate of something so that can also happen to Dirk if he's out of NBA.

Having the full million dollar salary for years is one of the best ways to have. Knowing that you would get to retire at a certain age. But the opinion of thinking it is not enough? I think that's too much. They have a lot of personalities coming with different views on life, and it is better to have a business before you stop work, in this case, it is an athlete.

I think Dirk wouldn't mind doing that. He would indeed be one of the Hall of Fame Players in the league.

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Quote from: Reid on September 16, 2018, 05:18:14 AM

One of the reasons why other players still stay at old age.
1. Love of the game.
2. They are acquiring enough money for retirement.

40 is mostly the age they retire. After that there will be no money entering in their accounts.

They still got 30-40 years to live and I dont think the money they got from playing basketball can afford that.
Add up the life they got used which is mostly expensive.

So business will be their option since they cannot be accepted in office works for that age.

I do think Dirk is a wise man. His Teacher might have already prepared him for that.

Passion for the game surely is the main reason why they can't leave the game though they are too old enough for it. I don't want to dig some of his life decisions on how wise he is with financial management but he can still get a job after that.

I remember Yao Ming when he retired, he got a contract to have a tour around the world to become an advocate of something so that can also happen to Dirk if he's out of NBA.

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Quote from: jostorres on September 17, 2018, 09:57:09 AM

I doubt nowitzki needs to come off the bench, I mean being a starter has a respect for it even if you play less minutes. Tim Duncan started his games until last day, they didn't looked for another PF until Duncan left. Nowitzki is definetly not good enough to be a starter at his age however if you give him less minutes it is still viable. Nowitzki has that superstar HOF career and making him come off the bench is just a disrespect if you ask me. Now if dallas was contenting I would understand but dallas can't even make the playoff than there is no reason for him to play less. He deserves to be a starter until his last game.

I like that, paying respect for your superstar who give you the title is really important, Dallas can still use him for starting the team as fans will be there
to see him and how he can manage to play against young generations, I still believe with his shooting capabilities and with his experience he can still give fans and enjoyment that they pay for, just give him enough minutes to enjoy the last season just like Tim had.

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Quote from: justspare on September 17, 2018, 09:47:44 AM

I think you guys are forgetting that the medical part of NBA improved 100 times since MJ times. Back than players played 40+ minutes per game, I remember iverson playing 43 minutes per game for a while and so forth. You can be the best player in the league but if you play over 40 minutes a game you are going to get injured one way or another.

Even lebron takes care of his body like no other, it is said that he spends 1 million dollars a year to maintain his body, trainers, chambers, cooks, dieticiens and many more stuff just to keep him lean and mean. Players who play until they are 40 now are much healtier and can play much better compared to 90's stars who played into their 40's because their body was not that much taken cared of.

Also a good point.
By the way, this can happen now because of the million of dollars salary that they have. Unlike before, where the NBA management is still looking for a way for people to seek entertainment through basketball.

That is why they made a lot of freebies and also they are trying to change it in different field to where NBA can get most profit. The hand check rule was one. People are getting bored of players just playing in the inside. They want something new so NBA gave it to them. No more hand check the next year.

So now 40 year old can still be good to play. Hmmmm so draft picks can take older players too. Grin

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I doubt nowitzki needs to come off the bench, I mean being a starter has a respect for it even if you play less minutes. Tim Duncan started his games until last day, they didn't looked for another PF until Duncan left. Nowitzki is definetly not good enough to be a starter at his age however if you give him less minutes it is still viable. Nowitzki has that superstar HOF career and making him come off the bench is just a disrespect if you ask me. Now if dallas was contenting I would understand but dallas can't even make the playoff than there is no reason for him to play less. He deserves to be a starter until his last game.

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I think you guys are forgetting that the medical part of NBA improved 100 times since MJ times. Back than players played 40+ minutes per game, I remember iverson playing 43 minutes per game for a while and so forth. You can be the best player in the league but if you play over 40 minutes a game you are going to get injured one way or another.

Even lebron takes care of his body like no other, it is said that he spends 1 million dollars a year to maintain his body, trainers, chambers, cooks, dieticiens and many more stuff just to keep him lean and mean. Players who play until they are 40 now are much healtier and can play much better compared to 90's stars who played into their 40's because their body was not that much taken cared of.

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Quote from: Maslate on September 16, 2018, 11:35:44 PM

During the time of MJ as the best player in the NBA or also in the world, he was able to carry his team to win multiple championships and get
MVP awards. Now, Lebron James is the best player in the Planet but he don't have the capability to dominate any team, instead they were dominated by the warriors.

Difficult to be compared with that era.
Players are different now since they have seen great players and are now adapting it.
Also new types of trainings are being created unlike before.
So it is not rewlly a one man team that could win the championship.
Just like GSW which are cooperating with each other.
Using all their skills to be formed as one. That is why they can easily dominate basketball.

MJ also got a lot of help.
Good coach and team mates.

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Quote from: Reid on September 16, 2018, 01:11:49 PM

Quote from: morvillz7z on September 16, 2018, 09:05:26 AM

Quote from: Reid on September 16, 2018, 05:18:14 AM

One of the reasons why other players still stay at old age.
1. Love of the game.
2. They are acquiring enough money for retirement.

You can add - chasing their first ring by signing a 1 year vet. minimum deals to a contending teams with stacked rosters.

Also, most teams, if not all, need a veteran presence in their locker room. Apart from chasing rings and money, being able to help/mentor young players is what some of the old dudes like to do.

Oh yeah. Sorry forgot about that kind of player.
But Dirk is out of the list with those.

Before it was Karl Malone, Gary Payton and Sam Cassell who really pushed it until 40 before retiring Nba just for the ring.

There are a lot of them who are stopped by MJ. Taking all the championships on the 90's and they are left with none since new players are getting better while they are getting old.

Good point. Thanks.

During the time of MJ as the best player in the NBA or also in the world, he was able to carry his team to win multiple championships and get
MVP awards. Now, Lebron James is the best player in the Planet but he don't have the capability to dominate any team, instead they were dominated by the warriors.

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Quote from: morvillz7z on September 16, 2018, 09:05:26 AM

Quote from: Reid on September 16, 2018, 05:18:14 AM

One of the reasons why other players still stay at old age.
1. Love of the game.
2. They are acquiring enough money for retirement.

You can add - chasing their first ring by signing a 1 year vet. minimum deals to a contending teams with stacked rosters.

Also, most teams, if not all, need a veteran presence in their locker room. Apart from chasing rings and money, being able to help/mentor young players is what some of the old dudes like to do.

Oh yeah. Sorry forgot about that kind of player.
But Dirk is out of the list with those.

Before it was Karl Malone, Gary Payton and Sam Cassell who really pushed it until 40 before retiring Nba just for the ring.

There are a lot of them who are stopped by MJ. Taking all the championships on the 90's and they are left with none since new players are getting better while they are getting old.

Good point. Thanks.

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Quote from: Reid on September 16, 2018, 05:18:14 AM

One of the reasons why other players still stay at old age.
1. Love of the game.
2. They are acquiring enough money for retirement.

You can add - chasing their first ring by signing a 1 year vet. minimum deals to a contending teams with stacked rosters.

Also, most teams, if not all, need a veteran presence in their locker room. Apart from chasing rings and money, being able to help/mentor young players is what some of the old dudes like to do.

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Quote from: freedomgo on September 16, 2018, 12:10:00 AM

There is no reason for staying if you are not making enough money anymore.
Dirk should better enjoy his retirement if he still have a savings from his earnings, I hope he has because some NBA players got broke after they retire.

One of the reasons why other players still stay at old age.
1. Love of the game.
2. They are acquiring enough money for retirement.

40 is mostly the age they retire. After that there will be no money entering in their accounts.

They still got 30-40 years to live and I dont think the money they got from playing basketball can afford that.
Add up the life they got used which is mostly expensive.

So business will be their option since they cannot be accepted in office works for that age.

I do think Dirk is a wise man. His Teacher might have already prepared him for that.

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Quote from: harizen on September 14, 2018, 06:12:59 PM

Mavericks' Dirk Nowitzki open to taking on bench role in 2018/19 season

Doesn't have to force every game in the first place so I think it's way better for Nowitzki to come up on the bench and let their young rosters to do what's the best thing to do. No doubt even at his age, he still have that "hot hands".

No need also to hardly pushed the 232 points behind Wilt Chamberlain for the 5th spot on NBA All-time scoring list as he can achieved that even with a minimum of 5 points a game although it's unlikely to happened that he will only have a majority of 5 points in every game. I think before All-Star game next year, he will now passed Chamberlain. Just my speculation as long as he remained healthy and present in every game.

And coming from a bench, who knows he will become a contender for a 6th Man award which is unusual for a near retiree player. What an achievement if that will happened.

Respect for Dirk Nowitzki.
So humble and giving way for this young players. If he could get 20 points a game then he is covering a lot of that 5 points a game already. Grin

it will be an easy target for him. Those hands will never be forgotten. The one that gave Mavs a championship even if it took a long time.

That championship really made me a big fan of him although I am already a fan even before that. Grin

He don't have to prove anything because he already won a championship.
Playing with a little minutes would help him healthy season long because at his age, he can easily be injured but in crunch time, the team can
still rely on him since he is a veteran player.

Yes. Get him in at crunch times. Most teams do that to veterans like him.
Robert Horry before was used for that kind of play.
Steve Kerr is also one example of a crunch time player with eagle eyes.

But next year should be a retirement for him. He have done enough for Mavs. Hell others old players didnt even have a chance for the ring.

There is no reason for staying if you are not making enough money anymore.
Dirk should better enjoy his retirement if he still have a savings from his earnings, I hope he has because some NBA players got broke after they retire.

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Quote from: Distinctin on September 15, 2018, 05:54:36 AM

Quote from: Reid on September 15, 2018, 05:24:40 AM

Quote from: harizen on September 14, 2018, 06:12:59 PM

Mavericks' Dirk Nowitzki open to taking on bench role in 2018/19 season

Doesn't have to force every game in the first place so I think it's way better for Nowitzki to come up on the bench and let their young rosters to do what's the best thing to do. No doubt even at his age, he still have that "hot hands".

No need also to hardly pushed the 232 points behind Wilt Chamberlain for the 5th spot on NBA All-time scoring list as he can achieved that even with a minimum of 5 points a game although it's unlikely to happened that he will only have a majority of 5 points in every game. I think before All-Star game next year, he will now passed Chamberlain. Just my speculation as long as he remained healthy and present in every game.

And coming from a bench, who knows he will become a contender for a 6th Man award which is unusual for a near retiree player. What an achievement if that will happened.

Respect for Dirk Nowitzki.
So humble and giving way for this young players. If he could get 20 points a game then he is covering a lot of that 5 points a game already. Grin

it will be an easy target for him. Those hands will never be forgotten. The one that gave Mavs a championship even if it took a long time.

That championship really made me a big fan of him although I am already a fan even before that. Grin

He don't have to prove anything because he already won a championship.
Playing with a little minutes would help him healthy season long because at his age, he can easily be injured but in crunch time, the team can
still rely on him since he is a veteran player.

Yes. Get him in at crunch times. Most teams do that to veterans like him.
Robert Horry before was used for that kind of play.
Steve Kerr is also one example of a crunch time player with eagle eyes.

But next year should be a retirement for him. He have done enough for Mavs. Hell others old players didnt even have a chance for the ring.

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Quote from: harizen on September 14, 2018, 06:12:59 PM

Mavericks' Dirk Nowitzki open to taking on bench role in 2018/19 season

Doesn't have to force every game in the first place so I think it's way better for Nowitzki to come up on the bench and let their young rosters to do what's the best thing to do. No doubt even at his age, he still have that "hot hands".

No need also to hardly pushed the 232 points behind Wilt Chamberlain for the 5th spot on NBA All-time scoring list as he can achieved that even with a minimum of 5 points a game although it's unlikely to happened that he will only have a majority of 5 points in every game. I think before All-Star game next year, he will now passed Chamberlain. Just my speculation as long as he remained healthy and present in every game.

And coming from a bench, who knows he will become a contender for a 6th Man award which is unusual for a near retiree player. What an achievement if that will happened.

Mavs should do that in last season 2017-18 to be able to make at least playoffs. We all know that Dirk Nowitzki is too old now and makes me think needs to retire and because of his performance is too far the young Dirk Nowitzki.

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Quote from: Distinctin on September 15, 2018, 05:54:36 AM

Quote from: Reid on September 15, 2018, 05:24:40 AM

Quote from: harizen on September 14, 2018, 06:12:59 PM

Mavericks' Dirk Nowitzki open to taking on bench role in 2018/19 season

Doesn't have to force every game in the first place so I think it's way better for Nowitzki to come up on the bench and let their young rosters to do what's the best thing to do. No doubt even at his age, he still have that "hot hands".

No need also to hardly pushed the 232 points behind Wilt Chamberlain for the 5th spot on NBA All-time scoring list as he can achieved that even with a minimum of 5 points a game although it's unlikely to happened that he will only have a majority of 5 points in every game. I think before All-Star game next year, he will now passed Chamberlain. Just my speculation as long as he remained healthy and present in every game.

And coming from a bench, who knows he will become a contender for a 6th Man award which is unusual for a near retiree player. What an achievement if that will happened.

Respect for Dirk Nowitzki.
So humble and giving way for this young players. If he could get 20 points a game then he is covering a lot of that 5 points a game already. Grin

it will be an easy target for him. Those hands will never be forgotten. The one that gave Mavs a championship even if it took a long time.

That championship really made me a big fan of him although I am already a fan even before that. Grin

He don't have to prove anything because he already won a championship.
Playing with a little minutes would help him healthy season long because at his age, he can easily be injured but in crunch time, the team can
still rely on him since he is a veteran player.

Well great players come to a point where they know their roles even if they're not the top option anymore. Dirk has carried this franchise for most of his long career and coming off the bench isn't something that can take away his worth. And i agree, catching up to wilt won't need him to put up a lot of minutes. He'll do it off the the bench.

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Quote from: Reid on September 15, 2018, 05:24:40 AM

Quote from: harizen on September 14, 2018, 06:12:59 PM

Mavericks' Dirk Nowitzki open to taking on bench role in 2018/19 season

Doesn't have to force every game in the first place so I think it's way better for Nowitzki to come up on the bench and let their young rosters to do what's the best thing to do. No doubt even at his age, he still have that "hot hands".

No need also to hardly pushed the 232 points behind Wilt Chamberlain for the 5th spot on NBA All-time scoring list as he can achieved that even with a minimum of 5 points a game although it's unlikely to happened that he will only have a majority of 5 points in every game. I think before All-Star game next year, he will now passed Chamberlain. Just my speculation as long as he remained healthy and present in every game.

And coming from a bench, who knows he will become a contender for a 6th Man award which is unusual for a near retiree player. What an achievement if that will happened.

Respect for Dirk Nowitzki.
So humble and giving way for this young players. If he could get 20 points a game then he is covering a lot of that 5 points a game already. Grin

it will be an easy target for him. Those hands will never be forgotten. The one that gave Mavs a championship even if it took a long time.

That championship really made me a big fan of him although I am already a fan even before that. Grin

He don't have to prove anything because he already won a championship.
Playing with a little minutes would help him healthy season long because at his age, he can easily be injured but in crunch time, the team can
still rely on him since he is a veteran player.

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Quote from: harizen on September 14, 2018, 06:12:59 PM

Mavericks' Dirk Nowitzki open to taking on bench role in 2018/19 season

Doesn't have to force every game in the first place so I think it's way better for Nowitzki to come up on the bench and let their young rosters to do what's the best thing to do. No doubt even at his age, he still have that "hot hands".

No need also to hardly pushed the 232 points behind Wilt Chamberlain for the 5th spot on NBA All-time scoring list as he can achieved that even with a minimum of 5 points a game although it's unlikely to happened that he will only have a majority of 5 points in every game. I think before All-Star game next year, he will now passed Chamberlain. Just my speculation as long as he remained healthy and present in every game.

And coming from a bench, who knows he will become a contender for a 6th Man award which is unusual for a near retiree player. What an achievement if that will happened.

Respect for Dirk Nowitzki.
So humble and giving way for this young players. If he could get 20 points a game then he is covering a lot of that 5 points a game already. Grin

it will be an easy target for him. Those hands will never be forgotten. The one that gave Mavs a championship even if it took a long time.

That championship really made me a big fan of him although I am already a fan even before that. Grin

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The #Timberbulls need to buyout Noah's contract and complete the full circle. Grin

Too bad it's gonna last no more than a year. No way in hell Jimmy stays to play with Wiggins and KAT.

The Chicago Bulls super team reunion but now in different team. I wish they will get Noah so the full reunion will be complete. Once a best lineup now an average players only (except for Butler I think)

And I guess Butler in on his way out of minnesota? This was being reported before, when Butler and Towns had a misunderstanding. Do we have any updates regarding that issue?
Not really the best lineup (maybe one of the best in the east) , they couldnt get passed the Heat in the post season series. Maybe I would consider them beating the Heat before D.rose's ACL knee injury.

I haven't heard about any update regarding the issue between Butler and KAT. Probably there won't be anything new before the beginning of the season.
Nevertheless, I think Butler will be out and he'll join Lakers.

I would celebrate if Butler will join Lebron, it's a good combination and they definitely have a chance against the warriors, provided that Butler
will remain healthy. He is a star of the Chicago Bulls and he was able to carry the team, imagine if he plays with Lebron.

Nope. Butler should better play off without LeBron. He will only become a nutshell because of the great ball hugging of the king. I think Butler should play in a team that is composed of hungry players to compete for a championship and the team that's supposed to be that way is the Spurs and I do believe that he suits in the playing style of POps.

That might happen but I am still hopeful that Lebron will change the way he play and will adjust according to the play the coach will design.
When Lebron plays with Irving they had a good success and they even win a championship, I think for Butler in order to have a good chemistry
will Lebron, he needs to be humble and accept that Lebron is the King.

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