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Post by hashtagdaley/JudasDay on Jul 1, 2019 2:52:24 GMT -5
Dubs traded Iguodala to the Grizzlies today too. It'll be a wonder if we make the playoffs next year. You really think the Warriors not going make the playoffs with Curry,D'Lo and Draymond? Theywere making it without the addition of D'Lo That I wasn’t sure of. With D’Lo they’re in for sure though. — Kings sign Cory Joseph, 3/37. All three deals’ final years are only partially guaranteed. Kings legit 10 men deep now. Fox/Joseph Hield/Bogi Barnes/Ariza Bagley/Bjelica Dedmon/Giles It’s now all up to the youth if they make the next step as a team. The west is a slaughterhouse... it’s going to be tough |
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Post by sfvega on Jul 1, 2019 4:16:07 GMT -5
Pacers look weird. They had Bojan at the 3 and were eyeing Rubio at the 1. Dipo when healthy played mostly the 2, a bit of the point. So they went out and signed Lamb and Brogdon, who both played the 2 last year. Brogdon likely moves back to PG, but it's weird to have a guy at 6'4 and go out and add two guys who are both 6'5 but could be starters. Warren is a scorer but I think he might be a tad overrated.
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Post by SHAKEMASTER TV9 is Don Knotts on Jul 1, 2019 5:42:37 GMT -5
Reggie Bullock, Knicks 2/21 Not bad They pretty much completed their squad outside of a shooting guard The other deals i'm fine with but the Portis one is the biggest head scratcher Starting line up DSJ Trier Knox Randle Robinson Depth Gibson Bullock Portis Ntilikina Dotson They could possibly take on the Dragic contract if they got enough cap left No RJ Barrett? |
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Post by grungesmurf on Jul 1, 2019 7:02:40 GMT -5
Dear Phoenix Suns,
We’ve been connected since 1992, but alas I can’t take this anymore.
Thanks for the memories of making the finals against the Bulls and giving me a glimmer of hope.
Thanks for Socks he was exciting to watch and was my favorite underdog.
Thanks for getting Steve Nash that was fun until the injured piled on and on.
Amare eh’
These past few years 😱da blue hell is management on?
I’m ending this relationship,
Good luck in your future endeavors.
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Post by beefy on Jul 1, 2019 8:39:41 GMT -5
My first free agency heartbreak this off-season: Iggy to Memphis. I like that dude, and really liked him on GS. Hope he flourishes with the Grizzlies!
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Post by sfvega on Jul 1, 2019 9:00:35 GMT -5
Dear Phoenix Suns, We’ve been connected since 1992, but alas I can’t take this anymore. Thanks for the memories of making the finals against the Bulls and giving me a glimmer of hope. Thanks for Socks he was exciting to watch and was my favorite underdog. Thanks for getting Steve Nash that was fun until the injured piled on and on. Amare eh’ These past few years 😱da blue hell is management on? I’m ending this relationship, Good luck in your future endeavors. They've had tons of chances to put together a decent team, and only got Booker and Ayton and flubbed pretty much any other asset they've gotten. I feel for the fans there. Horrible, Dolan-level ownership. They're cheap this decade, except for the time they thought they could get Aldridge and gave Tyson Chandler way too much money before the other shoe even dropped. And they've been changing directions like the Browns of the NBA. Get a coach, 18 months later a new coach, 2 years later a new coach. No vision, no commitment, no hope. |
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Post by Captain Stud Muffin (BLM) on Jul 1, 2019 9:02:15 GMT -5
Not bad They pretty much completed their squad outside of a shooting guard The other deals i'm fine with but the Portis one is the biggest head scratcher Starting line up DSJ Trier Knox Randle Robinson Depth Gibson Bullock Portis Ntilikina Dotson They could possibly take on the Dragic contract if they got enough cap left No RJ Barrett? Oops. Thought I put him as the starting 2 |
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Post by Captain Stud Muffin (BLM) on Jul 1, 2019 9:04:39 GMT -5
You really think the Warriors not going make the playoffs with Curry,D'Lo and Draymond? Theywere making it without the addition of D'Lo That I wasn’t sure of. With D’Lo they’re in for sure though. — Kings sign Cory Joseph, 3/37. All three deals’ final years are only partially guaranteed. Kings legit 10 men deep now. Fox/Joseph Hield/Bogi Barnes/Ariza Bagley/Bjelica Dedmon/Giles It’s now all up to the youth if they make the next step as a team. The west is a slaughterhouse... it’s going to be tough They also cut ties with WCS and still have the mid level exception to add another player or two. Maybe a vet for the bench |
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Post by Captain Stud Muffin (BLM) on Jul 1, 2019 9:07:32 GMT -5
Pacers look weird. They had Bojan at the 3 and were eyeing Rubio at the 1. Dipo when healthy played mostly the 2, a bit of the point. So they went out and signed Lamb and Brogdon, who both played the 2 last year. Brogdon likely moves back to PG, but it's weird to have a guy at 6'4 and go out and add two guys who are both 6'5 but could be starters. Warren is a scorer but I think he might be a tad overrated. I like the way they are constructed tho. Brogdon will play the 1 but him and Oladipo can split duties there. Warren holds down the 3, can play defense and hit corner 3s. Lamb is their sixth man and brings punch off the bench |
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Post by sfvega on Jul 1, 2019 9:14:21 GMT -5
Pacers look weird. They had Bojan at the 3 and were eyeing Rubio at the 1. Dipo when healthy played mostly the 2, a bit of the point. So they went out and signed Lamb and Brogdon, who both played the 2 last year. Brogdon likely moves back to PG, but it's weird to have a guy at 6'4 and go out and add two guys who are both 6'5 but could be starters. Warren is a scorer but I think he might be a tad overrated. I like the way they are constructed tho. Brogdon will play the 1 but him and Oladipo can split duties there. Warren holds down the 3, can play defense and hit corner 3s. Lamb is their sixth man and brings punch off the bench I think Lamb and Warren are repetitive is all. If they have Lamb come off the bench, given Brogdon is a better defender and a true PG and Dipo is their franchise, Lamb won't get all that close to 30 minutes a night. Which I think is a shame because I think he's slept on. Warren also is kind of a black hole of the basketball, when they're saying they're trying to play Sabonis and Turner together more. On paper it's decent depth, but it's a lot of mouths to feed. I'd rsther they divvied up Warren's touches to Lamb and Sabonis and got more of a role player at SF. |
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Post by The Captain on Jul 1, 2019 9:19:45 GMT -5
The Suns are the one team that I can confidently say have even worse ownership than the Knicks.
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Post by Captain Stud Muffin (BLM) on Jul 1, 2019 9:24:33 GMT -5
I like the way they are constructed tho. Brogdon will play the 1 but him and Oladipo can split duties there. Warren holds down the 3, can play defense and hit corner 3s. Lamb is their sixth man and brings punch off the bench I think Lamb and Warren are repetitive is all. If they have Lamb come off the bench, given Brogdon is a better defender and a true PG and Dipo is their franchise, Lamb won't get all that close to 30 minutes a night. Which I think is a shame because I think he's slept on. Warren also is kind of a black hole of the basketball, when they're saying they're trying to play Sabonis and Turner together more. On paper it's decent depth, but it's a lot of mouths to feed. I'd rsther they divvied up Warren's touches to Lamb and Sabonis and got more of a role player at SF. The problem with the Pacers is they seem to be collecting talent and figuring it out as they go. They drafted Goga because they aren’t going to give Sabonis big money after paying Turner. However, until they trade him they got possibly 3 big men in their rotation. Lamb as a sixth man is a good move but if he ain’t getting fed then you’re negating him. Warren is basically going to be a corner 3 guy which also f***s with his talent a bit They got to clean it up a bit and get guys in defined roles. Turner, Dipo and Brogdon know what they will do but everyone else is basically a night to night adventure |
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Post by hashtagdaley/JudasDay on Jul 1, 2019 9:25:25 GMT -5
That I wasn’t sure of. With D’Lo they’re in for sure though. — Kings sign Cory Joseph, 3/37. All three deals’ final years are only partially guaranteed. Kings legit 10 men deep now. Fox/Joseph Hield/Bogi Barnes/Ariza Bagley/Bjelica Dedmon/Giles It’s now all up to the youth if they make the next step as a team. The west is a slaughterhouse... it’s going to be tough They also cut ties with WCS and still have the mid level exception to add another player or two. Maybe a vet for the bench Good riddance Willie. You’re someone else’s source of constant frustration now. He can still put it together, and if he does good for him and the team that unlocks him. Just don’t see it happening. And bring back Shump. |
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Post by sfvega on Jul 1, 2019 9:29:26 GMT -5
I think Lamb and Warren are repetitive is all. If they have Lamb come off the bench, given Brogdon is a better defender and a true PG and Dipo is their franchise, Lamb won't get all that close to 30 minutes a night. Which I think is a shame because I think he's slept on. Warren also is kind of a black hole of the basketball, when they're saying they're trying to play Sabonis and Turner together more. On paper it's decent depth, but it's a lot of mouths to feed. I'd rsther they divvied up Warren's touches to Lamb and Sabonis and got more of a role player at SF. The problem with the Pacers is they seem to be collecting talent and figuring it out as they go. They drafted Goga because they aren’t going to give Sabonis big money after paying Turner. However, until they trade him they got possibly 3 big men in their rotation. Lamb as a sixth man is a good move but if he ain’t getting fed then you’re negating him. Warren is basically going to be a corner 3 guy which also f***s with his talent a bit They got to clean it up a bit and get guys in defined roles. Turner, Dipo and Brogdon know what they will do but everyone else is basically a night to night adventure Yeah, that's what I mean. They're adding a lot to the roster, it's just a weird build. They're either gonna be deep as all hell, or somebody's gonna force a trade because they're squeezed out of the offense almost altogether. |
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Post by sfvega on Jul 1, 2019 9:31:00 GMT -5
They also cut ties with WCS and still have the mid level exception to add another player or two. Maybe a vet for the bench Good riddance Willie. You’re someone else’s source of constant frustration now. He can still put it together, and if he does good for him and the team that unlocks him. Just don’t see it happening. And bring back Shump. You're finally turning a corner and you want to bring back Iman "1 for 6 from three tonight" Shumpert..... |
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Post by Captain Stud Muffin (BLM) on Jul 1, 2019 9:42:47 GMT -5
The problem with the Pacers is they seem to be collecting talent and figuring it out as they go. They drafted Goga because they aren’t going to give Sabonis big money after paying Turner. However, until they trade him they got possibly 3 big men in their rotation. Lamb as a sixth man is a good move but if he ain’t getting fed then you’re negating him. Warren is basically going to be a corner 3 guy which also f***s with his talent a bit They got to clean it up a bit and get guys in defined roles. Turner, Dipo and Brogdon know what they will do but everyone else is basically a night to night adventure Yeah, that's what I mean. They're adding a lot to the roster, it's just a weird build. They're either gonna be deep as all hell, or somebody's gonna force a trade because they're squeezed out of the offense almost altogether. Sabonis is gone, just a matter of who they trade him for and what they can get. They have talent but I can't really say how this team will do on paper plus I don't like Nate as a coach. |
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Post by Captain Stud Muffin (BLM) on Jul 1, 2019 9:44:54 GMT -5
Knicks sign Wayne Ellington
2 years for $16 million
Well they basically signed a lot good but not great guys. No real big upside for anyone outside of Randle. Best thing you can say is everyone is tradeable in which they can get more assets
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Post by Captain Stud Muffin (BLM) on Jul 1, 2019 9:47:17 GMT -5
Wizards sign Ish Smith. 2 years and $12 million
Tomas Satoransky to the Bulls. 3 years and $30 million
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Post by Captain Stud Muffin (BLM) on Jul 1, 2019 10:34:24 GMT -5
Windhorst basically called KD a follower
He said Nets knew getting Kyrie was the key despite what Durant said
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Post by Captain Stud Muffin (BLM) on Jul 1, 2019 10:36:54 GMT -5
Stephen A looks like a defeated man
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