After all, a championship ring is not a woman, a man won't always be thinking of getting a new one.
So if Jason Richardson insists on leaving, Roger wouldn't blame him either.
In the end, he chose to renew his contract, which made Roger feel very gratified and accomplished.
This was another person after Stephen Jackson who would rather give up a higher tactical position and more playing time to stay by Roger's side.
Yes, Mikhail Prokhorov is very willing to spend money.
But on the other hand, Roger's personal charisma also played a decisive role.
Previously in Atlanta, the loss of key role players was always a big issue.
Now, this problem is improving because of Roger's presence.
Keeping Jason Richardson is good news, but the Warriors still lost two players; Nick Van Exel and Derek Anderson, who were traded last season for Allan Houston and Trevor Ariza, both left this summer.
