Chandler wrote:

martin wrote:Yikes, this is a team with 2 #1 picks on the team both at max salary and they still suck

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what a mess. it's tough to build team chemistry with ball hogs who don't play D.

Someplace Jimmy Butler is saying, "I told you so..."

I'm amazed at how ineffective Towns is- some of the most empty stats in the league

smackeddog wrote:

Chandler wrote:

martin wrote:Yikes, this is a team with 2 #1 picks on the team both at max salary and they still suck

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what a mess. it's tough to build team chemistry with ball hogs who don't play D.

Someplace Jimmy Butler is saying, "I told you so..."

I'm amazed at how ineffective Towns is- some of the most empty stats in the league

agreed but deep down in side, i feel a change of scenery could make KAT transform. I don't feel the same way about Wiggins at all

knicks1248 wrote:

Adrian Wojnarowski: Miami and reps for OKC’s Danilo Gallinari were working on a contract extension overnight to help finalize three-team trade, league sources tell ESPN. The challenge: Miami’s desire to preserve cap space for 2021. He can become a free agent this summer.

Miami, had no cap space and a late first rounder this off season, and some how got Herro (who looks like a top 8 pick) jimmy butler, and some nice role players

Now they are getting AI and Danilo..

AI is cooked. Gallo is nice enough but they’re giving up the protection on the 1st the traded to OKC, and had to give up on Wilmslow

CrushAlot wrote:

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One of Perry's dude. Let's sign him up.

HofstraBBall wrote:

smackeddog wrote:If Dallas decided to trade KP, what do you honestly think his value is? I’m not sure, I think maybe you could get Markkanen from the bulls. Maybe Towns from the Twolves?

His trade value is fluid. But why would Dallas want to trade him? They are not the Knicks.

looks ridiculous putting up those treys, so sick! dallas team to watch for next 10 years with doncic and kp.

yea KP is not someone you trade, you don't trade these players generally. They called him a unicorn for a reason. I remember laughing out loud, cackling even when I first read the news.

HofstraBBall wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:

Adrian Wojnarowski: Miami and reps for OKC’s Danilo Gallinari were working on a contract extension overnight to help finalize three-team trade, league sources tell ESPN. The challenge: Miami’s desire to preserve cap space for 2021. He can become a free agent this summer.

Miami, had no cap space and a late first rounder this off season, and some how got Herro (who looks like a top 8 pick) jimmy butler, and some nice role players

Now they are getting AI and Danilo..

Herro was a solid pick. Think Nunn has been a bigger key for them. But are you saying the 12 teams in front of Miami should have known to pick Herro? Think Miami is also taking a big chance giving away/up on Winslow, he has been a solid all around player, and is being essentially traded for a one year rental. Waiting to see what they end up giving up for Danillo. True that Riley always seems to pull deals out of his ass. And they had very little to offer. However, they are also in win now mode and did have several of their moves not work out. ie. Goran, Waiters, Kelly. Fortunately for them, those are all making what is now considered reasonable money.

Can't blame them for given up on Winslow, he has really been injury prone the last few seasons.

The fact that they still were able to be a Playoff team after they broke up that championship roster is testament to how well the franchise is run.

knicks1248 wrote:

smackeddog wrote:Wow, Warriors throw D-Lo under a bus:

In his first post-practice press scrum since the Warriors traded D'Angelo Russell for Andrew Wiggins, coach Steve Kerr told reporters that he thought something was off about the addition of the former Nets guard back when Golden State acquired him in a sign-and-trade in July. He also acknowledged that the team's front office shared the speculation that circulated at the time of the signing.

"To be perfectly blunt, the fit was questionable when we signed him," Kerr told Anthony Slater of The Athletic. "When you already have Steph [Curry] and Klay [Thompson] and you add a ball-dominant guard, you can rightfully question the fit. That was one of the reasons the trade rumors started before the season even began, and I think D'Angelo understood that when he signed the contract. Our organization understood that as well."

As Slater reported on Thursday, "Voices that matter in the locker room soured on Russell as a long-term fit rather quickly. He wasn't a disruptive personality, just not a beneficial component to a winning defense or a correct fit positionally, considering the two soon-to-return star guards are franchise pillars."

(Guessing that's Draymond). Enjoy Wiggins!

Everyone knew DLO was going to be moved again, he only agreed to a S&T so he could get his money, and he wanted to be in a warmer climate.

GSW only took the deal as a trade piece, this was well document right after he was traded their.. DLO and Curry is redundant

Like 90% of your posts.......

Swishfm3 wrote:Anyone catch the Portland/NO game tonight?

Z.Williamson is amazing and NO is going to be a HUGE problem for whomever they face in the playoffs

Didn't catch it, but see that Zion was +25 - how is his defense? He locking the other side down?

fishmike wrote:

The Sacramento Kings had support for drafting Luka Doncic at No. 2 overall in 2018 from ownership, but Vlade Divac, Brandon Williams and Peja Stojakovic had concerns about his upside compared to Marvin Bagley.

Kings FO under scrutiny... ouch

It looks bad, but I won't kill them that much. There was talk from a number of people that Luka's athleticism might not hold up as well in the NBA in the weeks leading up to the draft. But you combine this with some of their other decisions and you can see why people would express doubt at Divacs. Also, the Kings owner also gives the impression of being a bit hands on, so who knows what his involvement was with the draft?