Understandably! That's why I am always suspicous of those who claim a moral HIGH ground. What people should do is to always obey the law and be understanding with others' legal choices.
Right. Well, Boozer did call Paxson or Gund after he got the offer, but Paxson /Gund told him that he could not do that (accept Jazz's offer) because he always committed to Cleveland. If I were Paxson, I would ask Boozer how much he had to be offered in order to stay in Cleveland. Of course, I would remind him that he implicitly agreed in signing with Cleveland. I would think Boozer would be willing to stay with a number between 40 and 68mil with his integrity unharmed. But who knows.
LOL, DD. How many times do you want to change your story? One time you say it's OK to lie in business to get what you want at the other guy's expense. Now you say he's not doing that. It's just "negotiations." They cannot match the offer without losing a lot of talent for nothing. And if they don't match, they lose a player that was supposed to be under contract. You are saying that Boozer didn't stab them?
