>No shit.
>
>But it was already stated that if they didn’t get what they
>considered to be a good deal, they were prepared to sit on him
>to the summer. It appeared that was going to happen, because
>nothing was clearly good on the table.

No shit. Buyers are likewise motivated at the deadline, not just sellers.

That's how this works.

>Miami wasn’t even a rumor. All this shit happened today,
>after yesterday.

This 100% irrelevant, but plenty of deadline deals come seemingly out of the blue. Every deal that happens doesn't come after weeks of rumors.

>So I don’t Think it was merely just a trade deadline
>matter. Dillion statements did resonate throughout the league
>yesterday. We would t be talking about it had it not happened.

No, it wasn't, but again... the deadline motivates buyers and sellers to find deals, either to shore up a playoff run, or to gain value for a player who is about to walk.

>Them niggas were unhappy and wouldn’t him gone ASAP. That
>shit mattered.

They wanted him gone? From.....being gone?

Sure, he wanted to play iggy and show him he was missing out on a good, young squad.
The whole issue was that he wasnt around.
YOUR issue was that he wasnt around.

The players wanting him gone doesn't change all the facts that to a trade deadline deal, from the second they acquired him.

This was a highly likely scenario from jump, not some shit that materialized because some kids with absolutely ZERO weight or influence in the league said some shit on Twitter.