LogFAQs > #973422065

In the future... nah. As a Suns fan I thought it was a mistake the day it was announced. This was one of the biggest, stupidest gambles possible. Some dumbass traded the team's future for at best, AT BEST, two shots at a championship and they bought a lemon. KD was very injury prone and actually out on injury when they picked him up.

If the fans had any real input, that trade would never have happened. Not only that, the person who proposed it would have been fired. They still should be. And as a fan I think the ownership should be forced out as well. They clearly have no idea what they are doing.

You mention Mikal Bridges, who I would have maybe given up for KD in a one for one or perhaps even two for one trade... and nothing else our team's dumbass owner gave up. There is no f'ing way I give up three players and four first round draft picks for KD in any situation where there isn't a literal gun to my head.

It's no wonder to me that the British government is stepping in on the Premier league and suggesting that in the future it may be, by law, that fans themselves may have some degree control over the teams.