Don’t know if this is the right place for this question, but… how on earth can you stand the hypocrite statements of Chris Webber about his leaving GSW? I mean, I might miss something, but it seems a snakily behavior at best.
I've seen Nico Mannion here in Bologna. He's on injured list. I think he had lost minimum 30 pounds. It was scary. Some papers wrote he got salmonellosis
Looking at articles about the NBA this month is pretty rough: The Warriors, Wizards, and teams like them, need to make trades to get everyone on the same time line so they can either go all in or play young players that haven’t yet shown they have the potential to be better than the teams current stars. (Like the Warriors pre Durant, the Raptors, Bucks, Heat, Suns, Etc didn’t have a great mix of young and vets to get to the top of their conferences.)
The Lakers have everyone on the same timeline but they are too old.
The Heat and Suns are completely ignored because they have a balanced roster and that’s boring.
The Sixers, nope, they have enough airtime.
The Nets are definitely going to win (like the team’s stars being injured was an aberration instead of a likely outcome with Kyrie and an out of shape Harden.) what chance would we give the Nets big 3 of making it through both the Heat and Bucks playoff series intact?
We could really use a comp game about wing players who shot below 40% coming into the league that turned into stars or busts or journeymen right about now.
Thoughts? The Warriors FO have been masters of asset accumulation leveraging their way into larger salary slots like Oubre and Wiggins. Now that the Warriors have hit their spending cap with no reprieve on the horizon: Going forward, if it starts to look like it will take a too rich offer to re-sign Wiggins; should they take a page from smaller market teams like the Grizz and start trading Wiggins large salary slot for multiple players to increase their ability to maneuver and retain non-minimum salary depth?
Don’t know if this is the right place for this question, but… how on earth can you stand the hypocrite statements of Chris Webber about his leaving GSW? I mean, I might miss something, but it seems a snakily behavior at best.
Yikes…Nico Mannion has apparently had an intestinal issue that is causing him to miss time. He’s lost a ton of weight.
https://mobile.twitter.com/loupaya/status/1434827366757552132
I've seen Nico Mannion here in Bologna. He's on injured list. I think he had lost minimum 30 pounds. It was scary. Some papers wrote he got salmonellosis
Looking at articles about the NBA this month is pretty rough: The Warriors, Wizards, and teams like them, need to make trades to get everyone on the same time line so they can either go all in or play young players that haven’t yet shown they have the potential to be better than the teams current stars. (Like the Warriors pre Durant, the Raptors, Bucks, Heat, Suns, Etc didn’t have a great mix of young and vets to get to the top of their conferences.)
The Lakers have everyone on the same timeline but they are too old.
The Heat and Suns are completely ignored because they have a balanced roster and that’s boring.
The Sixers, nope, they have enough airtime.
The Nets are definitely going to win (like the team’s stars being injured was an aberration instead of a likely outcome with Kyrie and an out of shape Harden.) what chance would we give the Nets big 3 of making it through both the Heat and Bucks playoff series intact?
We could really use a comp game about wing players who shot below 40% coming into the league that turned into stars or busts or journeymen right about now.
Thoughts? The Warriors FO have been masters of asset accumulation leveraging their way into larger salary slots like Oubre and Wiggins. Now that the Warriors have hit their spending cap with no reprieve on the horizon: Going forward, if it starts to look like it will take a too rich offer to re-sign Wiggins; should they take a page from smaller market teams like the Grizz and start trading Wiggins large salary slot for multiple players to increase their ability to maneuver and retain non-minimum salary depth?