Meanwhile, this team can be very good. As is..
If Melo wants to be a free agent, he has earned the right to be one. Let him go. After one more run.
Let him go. Lets play out the season. He will become a free agent. Big deal. If he goes to NY. Best of luck.
He has earned the right to decide his future. This is his 8th year here. Last playoffs he was the only one who looked like he gave a shit. We should let him play out his contract in peace. Then decide. Although he probably already has decided, let him let it play out. At least we would have one more shot at a playoff run.
All this New Jersey talk is futile. I cant see him going there. The deal doesnt make much sense for Melo. They are a disaster. He wants to be a free agent. He has earned the right to be a free agent. He will probably be a free agent. Until then, he is part of one of the most talented teams in the NBA. Why leave for New Jersey?
Let him go at the end of the year if he wants. This way, we dont lose Chauncey. Or anyone else. Besides Melo.
Losing Melo sucks. It pisses me off. I want him here. But I respect his right to honor his contract and become a free agent. Until then, lets take one more shot at the title with probably the most talented team in Nuggets history.
He should play it out. And I hope he does. Besides, at the end of the day, its all up to him.
Lets play it out and let him do what he wants at the end of the year. He has earned that right.
This team is capable of going to the finals right now. Yes, they are. One more shot at glory before the CBA happens and before Melo probably leaves. Melo can go out on top after a memorable run, then decide his future. The Nugs will have plenty of cap room if they want it. Hell, the whole team is on the last year of their contract. Lets play it out and see how it goes.
This team is not too bad without Melo.
Chauncey, TY, AAA, JR, Forbes, Harrington, Kmart, Bird, and Nene represent a very interesting 9 man rotation.
WITH Melo , I sincerely believe the Nugs could be a contender this year.
Lets find out.
