I know they bumped it up in the G league but I'd guess Jimmy made more last year than the average G league guy.
Didn't baseball raise their wages among a bunch of other things recently too?
Forgot 2 ways paid that much, not sure but assuming Jimmy probably made a couple hundred.If you’re talking about Buddy, not Jimmy, he was on a 2 way so he made over $500k. Two ways make a lot more than a straight G league salary.
I looked it up quick and some website said $34,500 for G-League and $45,000 for Triple A were the maximum salaries. I don't how accurate, reliable or up-to-date the website was.
Does anyone think Buddy is getting a 2-way this season?
That's a different question. I was just responding to your comment that the two brothers playing with each other and traveling around Europe was their dream gig.He played in the NBA, you want him to play 20 minutes in the G League for peanuts waiting for an opportunity that isn't going to happen?
I think Scott does, keeps giving me thumbs down lolDoes anyone think Buddy is getting a 2-way this season?
So travelling around Europe and your brother getting paid to play basketball while your parents are well enough to enjoy it isn't a dream?That's a different question. I was just responding to your comment that the two brothers playing with each other and traveling around Europe was their dream gig.
Jimmy made small $ playing in Europe last year.
Buddy should take one more shot at the NBA this year. He did some good things for Detroit in limited time last year. He had a great season in the G League with some huge games. Guys somewhat similar to him have stuck for a bit in the NBA and made some $. Europe isn't going anywhere.
Does anyone think Buddy is getting a 2-way this season?
That's a different question. I was just responding to your comment that the two brothers playing with each other and traveling around Europe was their dream gig.
Jimmy made small $ playing in Europe last year.
Buddy should take one more shot at the NBA this year. He did some good things for Detroit in limited time last year. He had a great season in the G League with some huge games. Guys somewhat similar to him have stuck for a bit in the NBA and made some $. Europe isn't going anywhere.
Not the Sam Hauser/Duncan Robinson example again.Guys somewhat similar to him have stuck for a bit in the NBA and made some $.
That's a different question. I was just responding to your comment that the two brothers playing with each other and traveling around Europe was their dream gig.
Jimmy made small $ playing in Europe last year.
Buddy should take one more shot at the NBA this year. He did some good things for Detroit in limited time last year. He had a great season in the G League with some huge games. Guys somewhat similar to him have stuck for a bit in the NBA and made some $. Europe isn't going anywhere.
Not the Sam Hauser/Duncan Robinson example again.
Those can are 6'7" and have somewhat of an handle. Buddy is 6'5" and doesn't
Guys that can just shoot and not do much else just aren't a huge commodity in the NBA in 2024 when everyone can shoot. The Celtics went like 10 deep and everyone could hit a 3.
I think it's awesome he got to play in the NBA and the release on his shot is amazing. I think it's also fair to discuss the Pistons are the worst franchise currently in the NBA over the last 5+ years and he prob wouldn't have received mins on many other teams. Absolutely think his skills will translate to a top EuroLeague team tho and think it's worth a shot to make the move now
Jimmy is playing in the top German league too, which its prob between 4-6 best non NBA league in the world. He's done really well for himself.I don’t know what Jimmy made last year and I don’t know what you consider small $ but the team he’s playing for this year pays Americans between $100k-$300k. I’ll assume he’s at least in the middle since he’s had success overseas and in his 4th year.
I noticed that. Seemed rather unnecessary unless you peed in his cornflakes or ran over his dog or something.I think Scott does, keeps giving me thumbs down lol
His release has definitely gotten quicker but the rest of his game (in limited viewing) hasn't really seemed to progress that much since he left the hill.Not the Sam Hauser/Duncan Robinson example again.
Those can are 6'7" and have somewhat of an handle. Buddy is 6'5" and doesn't
Guys that can just shoot and not do much else just aren't a huge commodity in the NBA in 2024 when everyone can shoot. The Celtics went like 10 deep and everyone could hit a 3.
I think it's awesome he got to play in the NBA and the release on his shot is amazing. I think it's also fair to discuss the Pistons are the worst franchise currently in the NBA over the last 5+ years and he prob wouldn't have received mins on many other teams. Absolutely think his skills will translate to a top EuroLeague team tho and think it's worth a shot to make the move now
sure beats sitting behind a computer all day from 8-5 dealing with idiots and boring TEAMs meetings. I'd play as long as someone would have me. Basketball beats the rat race and cubicle/desk life hands down.I don’t know what Jimmy made last year and I don’t know what you consider small $ but the team he’s playing for this year pays Americans between $100k-$300k. I’ll assume he’s at least in the middle since he’s had success overseas and in his 4th year.
I'd say the biggest difference from those guys is length (as you point out) and general athleticism, more so than handle. At least in the case of Hauser, who rarely puts the ball on the floor. But Hauser can defend. Most folks don't realize that but he can hang a little on that end.Not the Sam Hauser/Duncan Robinson example again.
Those can are 6'7" and have somewhat of an handle. Buddy is 6'5" and doesn't
Guys that can just shoot and not do much else just aren't a huge commodity in the NBA in 2024 when everyone can shoot. The Celtics went like 10 deep and everyone could hit a 3.
I think it's awesome he got to play in the NBA and the release on his shot is amazing. I think it's also fair to discuss the Pistons are the worst franchise currently in the NBA over the last 5+ years and he prob wouldn't have received mins on many other teams. Absolutely think his skills will translate to a top EuroLeague team tho and think it's worth a shot to make the move now
Yes. Jobs are even worse with remote work and email/text. your day basically never ends and just bleeds into the next. Americans are afraid to admit it because supposedly it's our work ethic that makes us so exceptional (we can discuss that on some other board), but the reality is most people work for one reason -- they have to. If you can get by playing hoops, do it.sure beats sitting behind a computer all day from 8-5 dealing with idiots and boring TEAMs meetings. I'd play as long as someone would have me. Basketball beats the rat race and cubicle/desk life hands down.
If I didn't value the security of company provided health insurance coverage, I would not be working as the titan of industry I currently am.Yes. Jobs are even worse with remote work and email/text. your day basically never ends and just bleeds into the next. Americans are afraid to admit it because supposedly it's our work ethic that makes us so exceptional (we can discuss that on some other board), but the reality is most people work for one reason -- they have to. If you can get by playing hoops, do it.
I had you pegged for a booth where you judge people if they're hot or not.If I didn't value the security of company provided health insurance coverage, I would not be working as the titan of industry I currently am.
I'd run a food truck. Or an Escape Room or something.
I dunno. Something fun and local that makes people's lives better.
Anything for the community.I had you pegged for a booth where you judge people if they're hot or not.