Should Golden State have their NBA franchise revoked?

Question

Andre Biedrins for $63 million? What the h**l are they thinking? Whoever runs that team is flat-out insane!

Answer 1

There not known for there great moves!

Answer 2

Andris Biedrins will be a very good player for them in the long run and he's only scratched the surface in teams of his potential. I think he'll be better as soon as next year. He already had a 26 rebound game last year and he's working with Mullin on the free-throws. Paying him $10 million a year isn't bad and considering that he only plays 27 mpg. If he got 35-40 mpg he could go for 16 and 13 very easily.

Answer 3

They're throwing money at anyone these days.

Answer 4

I didnt think it was to bad

Answer 5

it was for like 6 years, but yes, crazy.

Answer 6

They're actually pretty smart sure the dude isn't worth that much but what players are now a days. The problem is that there aren't many centers who average a double double in the league, he had many entising offers overseas better offers to be more exact. At this point teams are just trying to keep their players and by offering him that, the warriors are secured in that position for sometime.

Answer 7

Andris is one of the best young centers in the league, what are you talking about? Chris Mullin(in case you didn't know, the GM)threw that much money because, one: he deserves it, two: Andris was being heavily pursued by European teams, so Mullin would be flat-out insane, NOT to pay him more. Andris is a very agile center, especially for his height. He is a beast on the boards, and is very reliable on defense. Mullin even rejected offers for Chauncey Billups, because centers like Andris don't come around often.

Answer 8

He actually is'nt a bad investment, he's a rare pf he's not a center. Monte Ellis and Andre are the Core of the Team supposidly. Beidrens is good he's a banger on the boards. i'm not a fan of him but he is good, plus this years free agnecy suks so ye i'd waste my money on potential

Answer 9

yeah they should

Answer 10

Dude, a double-double.  He shoots 60 percent from the field.  He'll be making half of what O'neal is making.  He's only 22!!  And he can already do so much.  One of the best set of hands in the league.  Imagine him after the end of the 6 year contract when he's 28, he could become something really special.

Answer 11

i take it you dont what the warriors much. We will see if u still sayin that at the end of the season. I no he aint a star but he a key component to the team.