I love what Kyle Lowry is doing for the Raptors, no doubt
his and DeRozans efforts have taken the Raptors to a level we haven’t been
playing at in years. However I’m not sold on him as an asset. I’ve been fooled
too many times by players in contract year, they play their behinds off to
secure as fat a contract as possible for security. Too many times I’ve picked
up fantasy players hoping they will perform even remotely close to how they did
the previous year, and unless they’re a franchise player or a young blossoming
star, players will more likely disappoint and break your heart once they’ve
secured that juicy contract they’re REALLY putting in all the efforts for. Now
only Kyle Lowry knows what his true intentions are, but Lowry himself was the
first player to teach me this harsh reality about players in their contract
year. It was a few seasons ago, he was in his last season as a Houston Rockets
and of course he was playing like a man on a mission. But of course, the season
ends and mission accomplished, he got his contract and started to coast yet
again. I love what the guy has done and is currently doing for the
organization, but fool me twice and that’s shame on me. I say trade him while
he’s of real value and make sure we get a great return (unlike like the charity
give aways we’ve grown notorious for).Kyle Lowry may not be a household name in the NBA, so for those of you who aren't familiar with him.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeLr02PKmzc
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