Mario Hubbard

BREAKING: The Chicago Bulls are waiving Jaden Ivey after he spoke out against the NBA for promoting 'Pride Month' and unrighteousness, according to ESPN. Ivey recently announced that he was alive in Christ. "They proclaim Pride Month in the NBA. They show it to the world. They say, 'Come join us for Pride Month to celebrate unrighteousness.'" "They proclaim it on the billboards, they proclaim it in the streets, unrighteousness." He said nothing wrong.

I also think you capitalize on Grayson Allens' contract next season, he's got value to bring back couple good players that will fit us, just has to be fast, capable shooters with a bag and plays defense.. cause he's been inconsistentttttttt

"Can we trust that Rickey NFL dog insider?" Well, he actually tries to report things before they happen! Crazy concept where we hear rumors and possibilities before everything is done. Won't always work out! Does a lot though! Better than insiders being glorified dov's out there and giving you the "this was always the most likely outcome" charade after pen has already been put to paper/the agent tells them now it's okay to report.

Suns injury report ahead of tonight vs OKC: • Devin Booker – QUESTIONABLE (Right Ankle Injury Management) • Jalen Green – QUESTIONABLE (Right Hamstring Injury Management) • Grayson Allen – OUT (Right Knee Sprain) • Cole Anthony – OUT (NWT) • Isaiah Livers – OUT (Left Shoulder Sprain) Suns on back end of home B2B.

One detail makes for two very different situations. On 3/15 another $19.5 mil of Murray’s contract guaranteed. Arizona will need to find their solution before, and cutting becomes the most rational way the game theory plays out. Miami isn’t faced with the same dilemma. Their situation is more akin to Atlanta’s with Kirk Cousins last year, when everyone insisted Atlanta would cut Cousins if they couldn’t find a trade but the reality was that if the Falcons couldn’t find a trade the details pointed to keeping him on as a QB2. Back to the Cardinals and Kyler Murray, that $19.5 mil of additional guarantee is a millstone hanging around Arizona’s neck. If they trade Murray before it activates, the new team would have to foot the bill for this new $19.5 mil of guarantees in 2027 in addition to whatever portion of the $36.8 mil guarantee in 2026 they agree to take on. Is there a team really willing to do that at this point in Kyler’s career? The temptation will be too great to just play hard ball with the Cardinals, force them to cut Murray to avoid guaranteeing him yet another $19.5 mil in 2027, and then when Kyler is a free agent you can sign him to a Russell Wilson minimum deal knowing Arizona is forced to pay Kyler the remainder of that $36.8 mil guaranteed. So the Arizona situation is very much like what the Texans faced when they traded Brock Osweiler, and/or how the NBA operates. If they want the financial relief on their guarantees, they’re going to have to pay for it with draft compensation. Miami on the other hand maintains the leverage that keeping Tua on roster for 2026 as a backup to Malik Willis is a very real possibility. If teams collectively tell Miami that they refuse to give the Dolphins ANY relief, not even an established QB2’s honest wages, then Miami would be forced to pay nearly all of that $54 mil should they cut him. And why would they do that? Cutting an established QB starter who could at the very least serve as a QB2 (since you’re already paying him either way)? They paid $6 mil for a QB2 last year. Others pay even more for established QB2’s. There’s no rationality to cutting Tua in that situation, unless you think Tua is such a “problem child” that you’re afraid of him burning the house down. But that is not, nor has ever been, in Tua’s nature. Much like Kirk Cousins. So there is a better chance of teams negotiating with Miami honestly, willing to give them some amount of financial relief depending on whether they value Tua as a QB2 or a QB1 or somewhere in between, because they can’t simply wait for Miami to cut Tua and then just pick him up for the veteran minimum. That’s not a viable alternative scenario.