Bottom line is he ASKED to be traded or released. Just like McGahee and Moulds did. Yes, we got a crappy 6th round pick out of it (if the walker situation doesn't work out) but at least we got something out of it, and we don't owe Spikes any money, which we would have if we outright released him.
Just because Spikes WAS a very good player doesn't mean we HAD to keep him on this team. The whole point of a team is having players who are dedicated to eachother, and play for eachother. If a guy doesn't want to be on your team...then WHY do you keep him?
This is what Marv is doing, and no matter how strange it is to get rid of our "Star players" this team is going to be a lot better off in the long run by having players who actually WANT to play for this team on the roster and giving them the money that they deserve, instead of wasting it on players who don't want to be here and don't play up to their potential because of it.
Just because Spikes WAS a very good player doesn't mean we HAD to keep him on this team. The whole point of a team is having players who are dedicated to eachother, and play for eachother. If a guy doesn't want to be on your team...then WHY do you keep him?
This is what Marv is doing, and no matter how strange it is to get rid of our "Star players" this team is going to be a lot better off in the long run by having players who actually WANT to play for this team on the roster and giving them the money that they deserve, instead of wasting it on players who don't want to be here and don't play up to their potential because of it.
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