
Prior to submitting our offers, we reached out to an admin to clarify the leagues position and were informed that the only repercussions would be a warning and the extra players would be cut. Following this information, we submitted offers to 7 quality players. We never expected that 5 of the 7 (only losing out on Davis and Porzingis due to discrepancy in salary) would have agreed to become a Nugget. We realized we are not a bottom feeding organization like Orlando or the Clippers, but it is still humbling to know so many valued players admired our organization and culture we have instilled.
Brunson was never on our list to sign, but he came to us requesting an offer indicating that he would be forced to sign with New York which he was reluctant to do. Knowing what he provided our franchise these past 2 seasons we agreed, after indicating if we signed any of our other targets that he would be released.
Following the signing of the 5 players, we again reached out to the admin team of what the plan was knowing our goals of keeping 1 of the 2 PGs and 1 of the 2 big men. We were instructed that the first in the log book would be kept and following players would be released. After opening the log book published in the SIm 15 Results thread we noticed that Brunson was the last name entered, indicating to us that both Smiths and Brunson would be released.
We implore. No, we demand that the league keep their word and reversing their decision in releasing Brunson and bringing back Chiozza and Silva. We acknowledge the competitive advantage not reversing this decision provides select members of the admin/sim team but the integrity of the league is at stake if failure to follow through with how they instructed this would be handled.
If the league disagrees with how we handled our offseason, then we suggest them to make a rule preventing it moving forward. This is no different then the Oregon Ducks having 12 men on the field to run clock against Ohio State just 2 weeks ago. They took advantage of a loop hole, won a game, and following that game the NCAA made a rule change.
I trust that the league will do the right thing in allowing us to keep the first two players in the published CSL website log book (Chris Chiozza & Chris SIlva) because at the end of the day, its a less than 3 minute edit in the CSL database.




