Alpha1971 wrote:

Philc1 wrote:

SergioNYK wrote:

Nalod wrote:Some Miserable MMA fighter spreading that Bronny was on roids leading to his cardiac arrest.
Attention whore.
Is it possible? Sure. He has every cutting edge advantage available including some intense supplements too. We love to cut down the famous when they fall.
Unless this kid is punished by the school or NCAA for some doping infraction rule are we truly entitled to know all that is going on in this kids body and if not, speculate? Sad when this happens.
At some point if there was a mistake, or an physical anomaly its up to him to decide if he wants to share it.
Until then lets just assume this is an 18 year old chasing a life long dream and hopefully not crushed by being Lebrons son. Im sure he is not a perfect dad but he seems to be involved and has stayed married keeping his family intact. Public personas can be manufactured. Jordans was well protected and Kobe after his mistakes needed time to mend his family and his image.

I know Roids are wrong and dangerous. But its not like a magic potion either. Players still have to put in the work.

Yup and of course the psycho anti-vax lunatics are also having a field day. Some people are so stupid!

If anyone below the age of 110 dies in the next 30 years it will be because of the COVID vaccine. Joe Rogan, RFK Jr and the people who know everything say so.

I just want to know one thing, can the Aliens tell us if the Earth is flat ?

What's the point of having Kyrie around then?

martin wrote:

ToddTT wrote:

Boston front office should have shown this to Jaylen during contract negotiations.

OMG it’s like watching Randle in an off year.

And this is the guy who has the biggest contract in the league?!

The Knicks and Celtics are pretty similar to me. Tatum and Brunson are legit top-tier players. Brown and Julius are both very good scorers but lack the polish needed for that top tier. All four are very good one on one players whose teams struggle sometimes b/c the ball sticks and/or they don't make really difficult shots. I think the Celtics are very legit contenders and I think that reflects well on our build. At the same time, I think we will be in the same spot with Randle that Boston was with Brown. Is it a crazy amount of money for Brown? Sure but they could win with him and at this point, I don't think they could move him and get a return that keeps you at your current level.

EwingPSD wrote:

martin wrote:

ToddTT wrote:

Boston front office should have shown this to Jaylen during contract negotiations.

OMG it’s like watching Randle in an off year.

And this is the guy who has the biggest contract in the league?!

The Knicks and Celtics are pretty similar to me. Tatum and Brunson are legit top-tier players. Brown and Julius are both very good scorers but lack the polish needed for that top tier. All four are very good one on one players whose teams struggle sometimes b/c the ball sticks and/or they don't make really difficult shots. I think the Celtics are very legit contenders and I think that reflects well on our build. At the same time, I think we will be in the same spot with Randle that Boston was with Brown. Is it a crazy amount of money for Brown? Sure but they could win with him and at this point, I don't think they could move him and get a return that keeps you at your current level.

kinda crazy but Brunson is really up there, i mean he only took 17.6 shots per game and scored 24 per game. Tatum scores more but he's been around 21 shots per game the past 3 years.

For his career Tatum is 22.5ppg on 17.2 FGA per game, just goes to show you how great Brunson was last year, and I think he can improve even more slightly. He started a bit slow last year until it became clear it was his team. The last 3-4 months Brunson was arguably a top 10 player.

we got a real one.

And I will say looking at Randle's playoff numbers, he wasn't that bad against MIA, maybe he can find a role as a 20ppg scorer in the playoffs who defers to Brunson and maybe even RJ.

I'm totally fine running it back and hoping that one of RJ/IQ/Grimes reaches their ceiling.

nycericanguy wrote:

EwingPSD wrote:

martin wrote:

ToddTT wrote:

Boston front office should have shown this to Jaylen during contract negotiations.

OMG it’s like watching Randle in an off year.

And this is the guy who has the biggest contract in the league?!

The Knicks and Celtics are pretty similar to me. Tatum and Brunson are legit top-tier players. Brown and Julius are both very good scorers but lack the polish needed for that top tier. All four are very good one on one players whose teams struggle sometimes b/c the ball sticks and/or they don't make really difficult shots. I think the Celtics are very legit contenders and I think that reflects well on our build. At the same time, I think we will be in the same spot with Randle that Boston was with Brown. Is it a crazy amount of money for Brown? Sure but they could win with him and at this point, I don't think they could move him and get a return that keeps you at your current level.

kinda crazy but Brunson is really up there, i mean he only took 17.6 shots per game and scored 24 per game. Tatum scores more but he's been around 21 shots per game the past 3 years.

For his career Tatum is 22.5ppg on 17.2 FGA per game, just goes to show you how great Brunson was last year, and I think he can improve even more slightly. He started a bit slow last year until it became clear it was his team. The last 3-4 months Brunson was arguably a top 10 player.

we got a real one.

And I will say looking at Randle's playoff numbers, he wasn't that bad against MIA, maybe he can find a role as a 20ppg scorer in the playoffs who defers to Brunson and maybe even RJ.

I'm totally fine running it back and hoping that one of RJ/IQ/Grimes reaches their ceiling.

He is one of the best scorers on the planet. People are going to have to get used to that. I think some fans look at him and think even if he's good he has to be an "all-around" guy or something. He not. He's an unstoppable scorer. I don't know if he can be a guy that gets 50 as often as Lillard or even Randle when he is on fire but he can get 25 on good shooting most nights unless you totally sell out on taking the ball out of his hands and play 4 on 3.

EwingPSD wrote:

nycericanguy wrote:

EwingPSD wrote:

martin wrote:

ToddTT wrote:

Boston front office should have shown this to Jaylen during contract negotiations.

OMG it’s like watching Randle in an off year.

And this is the guy who has the biggest contract in the league?!

The Knicks and Celtics are pretty similar to me. Tatum and Brunson are legit top-tier players. Brown and Julius are both very good scorers but lack the polish needed for that top tier. All four are very good one on one players whose teams struggle sometimes b/c the ball sticks and/or they don't make really difficult shots. I think the Celtics are very legit contenders and I think that reflects well on our build. At the same time, I think we will be in the same spot with Randle that Boston was with Brown. Is it a crazy amount of money for Brown? Sure but they could win with him and at this point, I don't think they could move him and get a return that keeps you at your current level.

kinda crazy but Brunson is really up there, i mean he only took 17.6 shots per game and scored 24 per game. Tatum scores more but he's been around 21 shots per game the past 3 years.

For his career Tatum is 22.5ppg on 17.2 FGA per game, just goes to show you how great Brunson was last year, and I think he can improve even more slightly. He started a bit slow last year until it became clear it was his team. The last 3-4 months Brunson was arguably a top 10 player.

we got a real one.

And I will say looking at Randle's playoff numbers, he wasn't that bad against MIA, maybe he can find a role as a 20ppg scorer in the playoffs who defers to Brunson and maybe even RJ.

I'm totally fine running it back and hoping that one of RJ/IQ/Grimes reaches their ceiling.

He is one of the best scorers on the planet. People are going to have to get used to that. I think some fans look at him and think even if he's good he has to be an "all-around" guy or something. He not. He's an unstoppable scorer. I don't know if he can be a guy that gets 50 as often as Lillard or even Randle when he is on fire but he can get 25 on good shooting most nights unless you totally sell out on taking the ball out of his hands and play 4 on 3.

agreed. his efficiency is off the charts. MIA threw everything at him that last game and he still dropped 41 on 64/50/89 shooting line.

He doesn't fit the mold of superstar but we got one... and I keep saying this but he's a young 26 who is just NOW starting to carry a stars load.

We wanted a superstar we got one, and dirt cheap too. Now lets build around him the right way instead of trying to star chase old guys like PG13.

Alpha1971 wrote:Imagine if the COVID vaccine killed people like the critics argue , but gave super results in bed and weight loss for users, then same vaccine would be celebrated by the same folks. Why isn't it available for free... Dang govt conspiracy

No way! Next, you'll tell me that are people out there who inject potentially fatal toxins in their face in order to get a youthful appearance. 😏

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Also read JJ Reddick gushing over Grimes. If Grimes can turn into an efficient 18/5/4 sharpshooter, this roster might already be a contender. The potential is there with him.

nycericanguy wrote:^ Good.

Also read JJ Reddick gushing over Grimes. If Grimes can turn into an efficient 18/5/4 sharpshooter, this roster might already be a contender. The potential is there with him.

100%

If Grimes makes a 3rd year leap, and IMO he will, Knicks gonna be sitting pretty.

martin wrote:

nycericanguy wrote:^ Good.

Also read JJ Reddick gushing over Grimes. If Grimes can turn into an efficient 18/5/4 sharpshooter, this roster might already be a contender. The potential is there with him.

100%

If Grimes makes a 3rd year leap, and IMO he will, Knicks gonna be sitting pretty.

and it would feel so much better than trading for a star.

Grimes has the potential, he rushes everything but he was basically a rookie.

Last year something clicked for IQ mid season and he went from a guy that shot under 40% every year going back to college, to an efficient 20ppg per 36 two way player.

if things can slow down for Grimes I think he has great potential.

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