Or in his words…... “Fizzle…..fo sho…..ya dig!”

I believe having kicked his agents ass all around Hollywood, then offering it to whoever wanted it in West Hollywood, he has probably told him to get busy and agreed, either hit the Lakers for a quick year (Kobe and a fit Baron could be a very nasty team to play) or come back with tail between legs to the Warriors, but not only would that take an enormous piece humble pie to swallow, he would never be held with the same regard as he was, purely by the way he went about his business! Staying at the Clipps is a suicide mission for his career.

Either way, I hope his agent really is getting his just deserts as that has to have been the worst intelligence gathering of all time, no wait…..maybe he needs to “GET SMART”

Way to go….dumbass!

in the Brand move to Philly are Baron Davis and Chris Kaman, in my opinion. Two guys who actually thought that their team would be among the West’s most competitive. Now it seems like the Clippers will be looking a lot like, well, the Clippers.

If I were BD, I would test the market at this point. But his next move depends on just how much his decision to “go home” played a factor in his verbal agreement with the Clippers. If it was a major factor, then he’s not going anywhere. If it was not, then who knows what can happen? I would actually say it would be a mistake for him to stay put with the Clippers if he’s willing to leave LA.

I’ll take a certain pleasure if Baron backs out and opts for a 1-year deal elsewhere with a “playoff team”. Unless it’s the Lakers, he’ll end up with far less money and further away from “home” than if he’d just stayed with GSW. Ha ha.

The Cliipers will be far worse off than they started, which would serve them right if they were, in fact, in on the whole deal from the start. Ha ha.

Screw ‘em both.