Somebody told me they could have had Iggy for Martell basically on draft day last year but refused to accept Iggy's $45M left on his contract. Don't sure I completely believe that, but I know Kahn once believed he's way overpaid. That might change now that there's only 2 years left. He certainly fits some of their needs. - Zgoda wolves chat


If that is truth that has to be more Taylor than Kahn right??? If that was the main thing for the trade what the hell would anyone say no for? Talk about highway robbery

Couldn't have been Kahn. He is a genius. He got us Rubio, Love, & Pek. Just ignore the fact that Love & Pek came from McFail and that anybody with half a brain would have taken Rubio.

roundhouse wrote:
oh dont sell him so short. he did get us flynn, wes, and dwill! if that doesnt say talent wiz then i dont know what does!

No_Love_Sessions wrote:
Wayne Ellington contract extension

I told ya'll that well over a year ago before the draft.

Kahn is a F*****G moron. I have zero faith in him whatsoever. It blows my mind that Taylor would keep him around. Obviously he cares more about saving money than having a successful franchise.

This might be Kahn's most preposterous decision yet. Of course, it's a who-to-blame Kahn vs. Taylor question, but I am viewing those guys right now as the dynamic duo for what is wrong with this franchise. This reeks of both Kahn and Taylor.

What makes this especially gut crushing:
Martell Webster '11 salary: $5.2 million
Brad Miller '11 Salary - $4.7 million
Darko Milicic '11 salary - $4.7 million

Total: $14.6 million

Iggy '11 salary: $13.5 million

And that's not even taking Wes and Beasley' $10 million+ into account.

Current Kahn Preposterous move rankings (cannot use benefit of hindsight. Has to be bad at the time):

1. Not trading Martell Webster for Andre' Iguodala
2. Picking Flynn
3. The Anthony Randolph trade

In fact, I'm starting an elimination game to rank Kahn's most preposterous decision.