Sounds like Serge wanted daily status meetings and action items regarding his backup status. LOL. These dudes need babysitters.
Meeting in a few w/ Gradey.Send a note to him NOW at raptorsfanslovedick@gmail.com .He will receive.Show Dick how much we want him! Spoiler
The Raptors are eligible to sign Siakam to a maximum contract extension of four years and at least $192 million. Thus far, there have been no substantive conversations surrounding an extension, league sources involved in the discussions who are not authorized to speak publicly tell The Athletic. And for Siakam’s part, the two-way stalwart has never requested to be traded, those sources added. Several teams have shown interest in pursuing Siakam via trade over the past three months, but the external market has been tempered a bit due to the fact that it’s been made clear, league sources say, that Siakam would not extend with a team that trades for him. Still, the Atlanta Hawks have been the strongest suitor for Siakam, and talks between them and Toronto were fluid and ongoing as recently as Las Vegas Summer League in July. Atlanta has offered a package centered around De’Andre Hunter, AJ Griffin and draft compensation to Toronto for Siakam, league sources say. But the Raptors are believed to have upped the price on any possible deal at each turn. For now, talks are at a complete pause, and the Hawks are fully prepared to enter the 2023-24 season with their current team, according to league sources. For now, Siakam is a Raptor, and even without an extension, he could very well remain one through the trade deadline. Where things stand with Damian Lillard: As The Athletic reported last week, there still is no traction from the Portland Trail Blazers on a Lillard trade, and the All-NBA star’s mindset is steadfast toward desiring a trade only to the Miami Heat. Ever since early July, sources involved in discussions who are unauthorized to speak on the matter said the Heat have been prepared to offer the Trail Blazers a package including three to four first-round picks — with Tyler Herro going to a third team for assets — expiring contracts, a young player such as Nikola Jović and potentially second-round picks and draft swaps. Where things stand with James Harden: The Philadelphia 76ers and LA Clippers are expected to engage again in discussions on a Harden trade this offseason, league sources who are involved in the discussions but unauthorized to speak on the matter say. Harden still prefers to be moved, and Philadelphia is working to honor his wish, as 76ers president of basketball operations Daryl Morey recently said.
I don't understand why no one is excited to see Udoka's Rockets. Should of made the Christmas schedule. They'll regret it.
LOL Some are alright. Sixers (AI generated images) Bucks Bulls (video game) Cavs Celtics (hats) Clippers (KJ Martin appearance) Grizzlies (bears) Heat (job interview/resume) Hornets (music store) Jazz (classic paintings/art) Kings - nothing Knicks (animated Clyde Frazier) Lakers (drawings) Magic (Saturday morning TV) Mavs Nets (Part 2, rolling bottles) Nuggets Pacers (<—rolling bottles; Part 2 rookies drawing team logos) Pelicans Pistons (botched) “To everyone who stayed up late, woke up early, gave up their Thursday afternoon… we are incredibly sorry that the Schedule Reveal LIVE did not turn out as we had planned. We're filming it now and we'll have it up as soon as humanly possible. Again, thank you and sorry.” Raptors (tweeting…it…out…one…game…at…a…time…with player highlights vs that team previously) Rockets (Jabari & Clutch the Bears) Spurs (Spurs mascot and dogs up for adoption) Thunder Timberwolves (rolling bottles) Blazers Warriors (eating food/guessing city of the food) Wizards
