Warriors looking to convert Pat and buy Lonzo Ball
"[Fischer] As the Warriors are working to convert two-way guard Pat Spencer to a roster spot, Golden State also has its sights set on adding Lonzo Ball via the buyout market, sources say.”
It's pretty obvious why no one like Brooks, but someone remind me why I don't like Grayson Allen. Is it just 'cause he went to Dook and looks like Ted Cruz or was there an event or something that gave him a reputation. I seriously can't remember.
thanks. and, yeah, I shouldda just asked AI first:
Key Incidents and Injuries
Alex Caruso (2022): While with the Milwaukee Bucks, Allen grabbed Caruso out of the air, causing a fall that resulted in a fractured wrist. The play was ruled a flagrant 2, leading to an ejection and a one-game suspension.
Tripping Incidents (Duke/NBA): Allen was involved in multiple tripping incidents during his time at Duke and later appeared to attempt to trip Trae Young in a 2020 NBA game.
Chet Holmgren (2025): In a 2025 NBA Cup game, Allen was ejected for shoving Oklahoma City Thunder's Chet Holmgren to the ground.
2019 Summer League: Allen was ejected for committing two flagrant fouls in rapid succession.
Reputation and Response
"Dirty" Player Label: Due to these incidents, Allen has gained a reputation for questionable on-court behavior, which he has acknowledged.
Discipline: The NBA has disciplined him with suspensions and fines for excessive, unnecessary contact.
Recent Injury: In February 2026, Allen suffered his own injury, a knee issue, while landing on an opponent, according to a MSN article.
BREAKING: Washington Wizards star Anthony Davis (hand, groin) expected to sit out the remainder of the season to fully get healthy for the 2026-27 season, league sources tell me.
Well he would still have to play 4 games so there's still a chance of something terrible happening, I have too much Dubs scar tissue to discount that possibility
The Rockets were celebrating National Girls and Women’s in Sports Day so after getting a foul call from a ref who is female, Sengun said to her: “You a b*tch!” and after getting ejected called her a b*tch! again. Did we happen to dodge a misogynistic bullet?
This whole NBA trade deadline has been pretty wild, and maybe not necessarily for the better.
For fans it is very difficult to even know which player is on which team right now… and then… which ones are just there for the rest of this season until their contract expires or they can be traded again in another deal.
With so many players switching teams it is hard to know what many teams will have in terms of viable rosters. Sure lots of interest and intrigue for hard core fans and stats junkies, but very hard to develop real team loyalty without player consistency.
Now only about 30 games left in the regular season… is that really the best situation for building a basketball "team" ?
Seems a shame for fans as basketball purists who enjoy seeing teamwork and cohesive units on both offense and defense.
I'm not sure this is really that good for the NBA as a product.
I don't know. How could you manage it otherwise? If you are going to have trades, there will have to be some cutoff date.
Honestly, I think it would be a shame for a true contender who has an unfortunate injury to not have a shot to try to fix the situation and be competitive. It also gives the teams that just aren't going anywhere (looking at you, Sacramento, Memphis) a chance to try to get a better return on their players.
And, for every Dallas dumping players, there is a Washington where the trades gave them some hope.
It seems like it's not the Trade Deadline per se that's the issue, but the trending increased *use* of it that might be more your concern. I guess it's a bit of "Free Market" forces enabling some form of competition to franchises than be stuck with a roster that is non-competitive (or one that wants to tank). Perhaps the League caps the number of players that CAN be traded (which would result in less of the last minute deals). But what if we couldn't trade JK until the off-season? From NBA.com
"Though the NBA has kept a trade deadline dating back to January 1947, deadline-related transaction records have only been officially tracked back to 1987, when the deadline was set at 9 p.m. ET on the 16th Thursday of the season."
For me it is as much a commentary on the state of modern NBA basketball. Superstar players with all of their abilities are featured more than teams where several different types of basketball skills mesh into a productive unit. It has been that way for a while. Emphasis on soaring dunks and long range 3 pt. shooting highlights individual accomplishments more than well run plays and shifting ‘shell’ defenses, etc.
When the trade deadline comes up, many teams seem to be positioning their rosters towards maximizing certain player’s skills as marketable or potentially tradeable, or else working to open up possible future salary cap relief with expiring contracts, as much as they are trying to find a teamwork fit.
That’s the way the league has been going… I personally like following a team from draft and summer league into the regular season to see how they will do. I accept there will not always be championships or even long playoff runs even though that is a goal. Watching well played teamwork and developing a feel for what certain players can do well and how that fits the team concept is fun for me.
The "Get Bam help!" narrative is funny as hell. He's a very good player and I'd love to have him on the Warriors but he's the help. He's not good enough to build around lol
Now, we also need the Kings to beat the Clippers and the Grizzlies to beat the Blazers. That’s a very tall order for the Kings who are on a losing streak (10 consecutive losses) and are at the bottom of the heap.
>>>Tyrese gets emotional about the McCain trade: "He was a little brother to me dawg, like the first real rookie-vet to me. I hope he succeeds and he has a fan and brother in me for life. I woke up this morning and realized damn I'm not gonna see JMac downstairs anymore"<<<
I mean, it sure looked like Goodwin fouled the shit outta GPII (but I guess not by the threshold of illegal contact as was established for that game, since Goodwin was raking down on GSW arms/across their bodies all night)
L2M says it wasn't a foul but they also said it was Melton, not GPII, so I don't buy it lol
My guess is while GPII was fighting to hold on and not get tied up, there wasn't enough processing time to call time out before he lost the ball. I'd guess Kerr was probably thinking Suns would foul/were actually in the process of fouling GPII, and by the time he woulda called TO the ball was no longer in anyone's possession.
Giants fan perspective: the torture is worth it when you win.
And you just know that in the alternate universe where the timeout was called, we bungle the inbound pass and somehow snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
I’m not surprised. Englemann has done a lot of work on XRAPM.com which is loosely correlated to EPM and also ranks Hield, Trayce and Kuminga as the three most negative regulars on GSW, and also Porzingis is near the top of the league (90th percentile) so I’m guessing his analysis is the same as mine below: giving the minutes of those 3 to other Warriors itself is a win even if KP never plays, and KP is a massive plus for whatever seconds he can play for GSW.
Do you have the EPM for the current list of warriors now - wonder where Dray is on the list and was that why he was on the trading block - outside of the $ issues?
I think it’s very hard to grade this trade (put aside the ridiculousness of grading on Day 0), because of the injury variance and unknowns. But healthy Steph + Jimmy + KP + Dray is absolutely a contender. Will we ever see healthy versions of each ever again? No one can guess with accuracy.
So one perspective is, this trade swaps the low chance that Kuminga blossoms into a star for the low chance that KP stays healthy enough to contribute, and I’d say our new ceiling is higher than the old ceiling.
Well, my grade was based on a raised floor and a raised ceiling, because that's what you stated. We no longer have the three worst Dubs whose minutes will necessarily be given to better players, and we potentially have another big weapon. Seems like we are automatically out of the C or lower range, but again, don't count your chickens.
I was pretty down on the trade the first 24 hours because of KP's health concerns but we didn't give up any rotational players/picks for him and got our dream starting center so that's a win to me
I think being down on it is perfectly valid but the one take that I am increasingly baffled by is the Andy Liu-esque take that this was a capitulation in a way that an AD or Zion trade would not have been. They got arguably a better player (certainly a much better fit on the Warriors with Draymond) for a lower price. All three guys are extremely injury prone.
The riskiness is what makes it worth criticizing but I really do think some people are just complaining to complain. Same with the people I saw lamenting that the Warriors didn't trade Kuminga for O'Neale, Nick Richards, and some second rounders. I put a premium on criticism needing to be fair, that type of criticism just comes off as "whatever they did, I will criticize what they didn't do".
But with his lengthy injury history and just recently recovering from an achilles injury... it's hard to have confidence he's going to stay healthy. We'll see.
What's the difference between gambling and a "web-based prediction betting platform [...] mostly used for traditional sports betting" (from wikipedia)?
It has no rules. Insiders can make themselves rich off insider trading because it's not treated the way other stuff is. Giannis probably did bet on a known-to-him result, as did other people in the Milwaukee FO I imagine.
With the casting out of JK, I really hope that is the last of Lacob's fingerprints on the roster. Let MDJ keep cooking. Joey, you'll have plenty of high athletic picks to glaze over when Steph decides to join the Senior PGA Tour (Min. 50yo).
There is some initial optimism that Luka Doncic is not dealing with a major issue with his left hamstring, however the Lakers star is doubtful to play Saturday against the Golden State Warriors, sources told ESPN
Warriors looking to convert Pat and buy Lonzo Ball
"[Fischer] As the Warriors are working to convert two-way guard Pat Spencer to a roster spot, Golden State also has its sights set on adding Lonzo Ball via the buyout market, sources say.”
https://www.reddit.com/r/nba/comments/1qyiirh/fischer_as_the_warriors_are_working_to_convert/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
Originalksource is the stein line substack - but could not locate the article with it as I am not subscribed to it.
https://marcstein.substack.com/p/the-giannis-antetokounmpo-trade-latest?r=nuq3a&shareImageVariant=overlay&triedRedirect=true
It's pretty obvious why no one like Brooks, but someone remind me why I don't like Grayson Allen. Is it just 'cause he went to Dook and looks like Ted Cruz or was there an event or something that gave him a reputation. I seriously can't remember.
he has seriously injured two players I think!!
thanks. and, yeah, I shouldda just asked AI first:
Key Incidents and Injuries
Alex Caruso (2022): While with the Milwaukee Bucks, Allen grabbed Caruso out of the air, causing a fall that resulted in a fractured wrist. The play was ruled a flagrant 2, leading to an ejection and a one-game suspension.
Tripping Incidents (Duke/NBA): Allen was involved in multiple tripping incidents during his time at Duke and later appeared to attempt to trip Trae Young in a 2020 NBA game.
Chet Holmgren (2025): In a 2025 NBA Cup game, Allen was ejected for shoving Oklahoma City Thunder's Chet Holmgren to the ground.
2019 Summer League: Allen was ejected for committing two flagrant fouls in rapid succession.
Reputation and Response
"Dirty" Player Label: Due to these incidents, Allen has gained a reputation for questionable on-court behavior, which he has acknowledged.
Discipline: The NBA has disciplined him with suspensions and fines for excessive, unnecessary contact.
Recent Injury: In February 2026, Allen suffered his own injury, a knee issue, while landing on an opponent, according to a MSN article.
Chris Haynes @ChrisBHaynes
BREAKING: Washington Wizards star Anthony Davis (hand, groin) expected to sit out the remainder of the season to fully get healthy for the 2026-27 season, league sources tell me.
KP is almost definitely going to play more games this season than AD lol
I like how cautious you were with that statement haha
Well he would still have to play 4 games so there's still a chance of something terrible happening, I have too much Dubs scar tissue to discount that possibility
The Rockets were celebrating National Girls and Women’s in Sports Day so after getting a foul call from a ref who is female, Sengun said to her: “You a b*tch!” and after getting ejected called her a b*tch! again. Did we happen to dodge a misogynistic bullet?
https://www.reddit.com/r/nba/comments/1qy17q6/full_video_of_the_altercation_sengun_hes_up_on_me/
Frak Sengun!
>>Did we happen to dodge a misogynistic bullet?
Somewhere downthread, EA suggested that bullets dodge us.
Sengun is a flopper and a cheater (see my past video on him faking Draymond hitting him). I’m glad I don’t have to root for his success.
Tried to intimidate Spencer PI, so glad he got a head butt from Pat and a shove from TJD for his effrontery.
It's worse, right, when the flopper is the biggest guy on the court?
I’d like to think that growing in the GSW culture would’ve led him down a different path :)
I dunno. When people show you who they are, believe them the first time.
truer words ...
This whole NBA trade deadline has been pretty wild, and maybe not necessarily for the better.
For fans it is very difficult to even know which player is on which team right now… and then… which ones are just there for the rest of this season until their contract expires or they can be traded again in another deal.
With so many players switching teams it is hard to know what many teams will have in terms of viable rosters. Sure lots of interest and intrigue for hard core fans and stats junkies, but very hard to develop real team loyalty without player consistency.
Now only about 30 games left in the regular season… is that really the best situation for building a basketball "team" ?
Seems a shame for fans as basketball purists who enjoy seeing teamwork and cohesive units on both offense and defense.
I'm not sure this is really that good for the NBA as a product.
I don't know. How could you manage it otherwise? If you are going to have trades, there will have to be some cutoff date.
Honestly, I think it would be a shame for a true contender who has an unfortunate injury to not have a shot to try to fix the situation and be competitive. It also gives the teams that just aren't going anywhere (looking at you, Sacramento, Memphis) a chance to try to get a better return on their players.
And, for every Dallas dumping players, there is a Washington where the trades gave them some hope.
It seems like it's not the Trade Deadline per se that's the issue, but the trending increased *use* of it that might be more your concern. I guess it's a bit of "Free Market" forces enabling some form of competition to franchises than be stuck with a roster that is non-competitive (or one that wants to tank). Perhaps the League caps the number of players that CAN be traded (which would result in less of the last minute deals). But what if we couldn't trade JK until the off-season? From NBA.com
"Though the NBA has kept a trade deadline dating back to January 1947, deadline-related transaction records have only been officially tracked back to 1987, when the deadline was set at 9 p.m. ET on the 16th Thursday of the season."
Feb. 6, 2025
21 teams making 15 trades involving 47 players
Feb. 8, 2024
20 teams making 15 trades involving 42 players
Feb. 9, 2023
24 teams making 12 trades involving 49 players
Feb. 10, 2022
16 teams making 10 trades involving 35 players
March 25, 2021
23 teams making 16 trades involving 48 players
Feb. 6, 2020
16 teams making 11 trades involving 30 players
Feb. 7, 2019
19 teams making 14 trades involving 34 players
Feb. 8, 2018
19 teams making 12 trades involving 30 players
Feb. 23, 2017
12 teams making 8 trades involving 19 players
Feb. 18, 2016
17 teams making 9 trades involving 20 players
Feb. 19, 2015
17 teams making 12 trades involving 43 players
Feb. 20, 2014
14 teams making 9 trades involving 21 players
Feb. 21, 2013
18 teams making 12 trades involving 29 players
March 15, 2012
16 teams making 9 trades involving 23 players
Feb. 24, 2011
10 teams making 8 trades involving 23 players
Feb. 18, 2010
12 teams making 8 trades involving 27 players
Feb. 19, 2009
10 teams making 6 trades involving 18 players
Feb. 21, 2008
11 teams making 5 trades involving 24 players
Feb. 22, 2007
Six teams making 3 trades involving 4 players
Feb. 23, 2006
10 teams making 5 trades involving 17 players
Feb. 24, 2005
14 teams making 10 trades involving 29 players
Feb. 19, 2004
Seven teams making 4 trades involving 13 players
Feb. 20, 2003
Five teams making 3 trades involving 10 players
Feb. 21, 2002
Four teams making 2 trades involving 9 players
Feb. 22, 2001
Seven teams making 4 trades involving 22 players
Feb. 24, 2000
Two teams making 1 trade involving 1 player
March 11, 1999
Nine teams making 5 trades involving 18 players
Feb. 19, 1998
Eight teams making 4 trades involving 13 players
Feb. 20, 1997
Nine teams making 6 trades involving 15 players
Feb. 22, 1996
10 teams making 6 trades involving 19 players
Feb. 23, 1995
Two teams making 1 trade involving 2 players
Feb. 24, 1994
Seven teams making 4 trades involving 8 players
Feb. 25, 1993
Four teams making 2 trades involving 3 players
Feb. 20, 1992
Two teams making 1 trade involving 2 players
Feb. 20, 1991
Two teams making 1 trade involving 2 players
Feb. 22, 1990
Eight teams making 5 trades involving 7 players
Feb. 23, 1989
Four teams making 2 trades involving 5 players
Feb. 25, 1988
Five teams making 3 trades involving 9 players
Feb. 15, 1987
Two teams making 1 trade involving 1 player
For me it is as much a commentary on the state of modern NBA basketball. Superstar players with all of their abilities are featured more than teams where several different types of basketball skills mesh into a productive unit. It has been that way for a while. Emphasis on soaring dunks and long range 3 pt. shooting highlights individual accomplishments more than well run plays and shifting ‘shell’ defenses, etc.
When the trade deadline comes up, many teams seem to be positioning their rosters towards maximizing certain player’s skills as marketable or potentially tradeable, or else working to open up possible future salary cap relief with expiring contracts, as much as they are trying to find a teamwork fit.
That’s the way the league has been going… I personally like following a team from draft and summer league into the regular season to see how they will do. I accept there will not always be championships or even long playoff runs even though that is a goal. Watching well played teamwork and developing a feel for what certain players can do well and how that fits the team concept is fun for me.
The "Get Bam help!" narrative is funny as hell. He's a very good player and I'd love to have him on the Warriors but he's the help. He's not good enough to build around lol
Get him even more help!
Pels beat the Wolves 119-115
Now, we also need the Kings to beat the Clippers and the Grizzlies to beat the Blazers. That’s a very tall order for the Kings who are on a losing streak (10 consecutive losses) and are at the bottom of the heap.
And the Grizz just did that 8-player swap with the Jazz, including trading JJJ. They might not even know who they are right now.
With Edwards having 101% TS?
>>>Tyrese gets emotional about the McCain trade: "He was a little brother to me dawg, like the first real rookie-vet to me. I hope he succeeds and he has a fan and brother in me for life. I woke up this morning and realized damn I'm not gonna see JMac downstairs anymore"<<<
https://old.reddit.com/r/nba/comments/1qx1fgv/tyrese_gets_emotional_about_the_mccain_trade_he/
Detroit is taking out their frustrating loss to the wizards the other night on the knicks - currently leading by 28 pts with 3:33 left in the 3rd Q!
Injury report is updated. Steph, Seth and KP are out. Luka out.
https://ak-static.cms.nba.com/referee/injury/Injury-Report_2026-02-06_08_45PM.pdf
Oddly enough it does not say KP is trade pending.
So, I just realized... we had a timeout left when Gary got the rebound. Why didn't he call a timeout instead of barfing up that hairball of a pass?
I mean, it sure looked like Goodwin fouled the shit outta GPII (but I guess not by the threshold of illegal contact as was established for that game, since Goodwin was raking down on GSW arms/across their bodies all night)
L2M says it wasn't a foul but they also said it was Melton, not GPII, so I don't buy it lol
My guess is while GPII was fighting to hold on and not get tied up, there wasn't enough processing time to call time out before he lost the ball. I'd guess Kerr was probably thinking Suns would foul/were actually in the process of fouling GPII, and by the time he woulda called TO the ball was no longer in anyone's possession.
Yeah...he was under duress fighting for the ball...not an attempted pass
We won, nerd
Call it PTSD?
Giants fan perspective: the torture is worth it when you win.
And you just know that in the alternate universe where the timeout was called, we bungle the inbound pass and somehow snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
A Warriors team bungling an inbounds pass? Never!
I’ll take the flow over overthinking every time*
*every time means when we win
You had me at "barfing up that hairball".
He had me at Gary. 😉
Paywalled article that I can't read so maybe pointless to post here but Jeremias Engelmann has the Warriors as a trade deadline winner:
https://x.com/RoyceWebb/status/2019841652999750140
I’m not surprised. Englemann has done a lot of work on XRAPM.com which is loosely correlated to EPM and also ranks Hield, Trayce and Kuminga as the three most negative regulars on GSW, and also Porzingis is near the top of the league (90th percentile) so I’m guessing his analysis is the same as mine below: giving the minutes of those 3 to other Warriors itself is a win even if KP never plays, and KP is a massive plus for whatever seconds he can play for GSW.
Do you have the EPM for the current list of warriors now - wonder where Dray is on the list and was that why he was on the trading block - outside of the $ issues?
I’m not sure if this page is paywalled: https://dunksandthrees.com/teams/1610612744
Also, xrapm.com is free, different methodology though.
Here is the current team with the recently traded included. Off EPM, Def EPM, Total EPM (the sum)
Stephen Curry, +6.3, −1.2, +5.1
Jimmy Butler III, +3.2, +1.2, +4.4
De’Anthony Melton, +1.6, +1.7, +3.2
Kristaps Porziņģis, +1.8, +0.9, +2.6
Moses Moody, −0.1, +1.6, +1.5
Brandin Podziemski, −0.7, +1.6, +0.9
Quinten Post, +0.1, +0.3, +0.4
Gui Santos, −0.7, +0.8, +0.1
Al Horford, −0.3, +0.4, +0.1
Gary Payton II, −1.0, +1.0, +0.0
Draymond Green, −1.8, +1.5, −0.3
Will Richard, −1.5, +1.2, −0.3
Jonathan Kuminga, −1.3, +0.3, −1.0
Pat Spencer, −1.2, +0.1, −1.1
Buddy Hield, −0.3, −1.1, −1.5
LJ Cryer, −1.3, −0.7, −2.0
Seth Curry, −1.3, −0.8, −2.1
Trayce Jackson-Davis, −1.9, −0.3, −2.2
Malevy Leons, −3.5, −1.0, −4.5
Of note:
Steph is 8th in the league
Jimmy is 11th
Melton is 26th
Porziņģis is 42nd (the answer?!) just below Michael Porter Jr. at 41st and well ahead of Trey Murphy III at 57th
Moody is 84th in the league, tied with Jaden McDaniels and Anthony Davis and just ahead of Lebron James
Podz is 115th, just ahead of Myles Turner
Quinten Post is 141st, I think, as it was crazy manually counting the lines that far, with the same rating as Jaren Jackson Jr.
Honestly, he's got to be near the bottom.
Oh my God, the one current Warrior I saw that is worse is... Pat Spencer (-1.1)
(Edited to add: Seth, but SSS)
Draymond is at -0.3, ahead of Klay and Timelord (-0.9) and Jordan Poole and Looney (-1.4) among others. Then you get to Budders at -1.5.
Good ole addition by subtraction.
So that analysis places this deal as like a B at worst and an A+ at best. I'm super good with that range.
I think it’s very hard to grade this trade (put aside the ridiculousness of grading on Day 0), because of the injury variance and unknowns. But healthy Steph + Jimmy + KP + Dray is absolutely a contender. Will we ever see healthy versions of each ever again? No one can guess with accuracy.
So one perspective is, this trade swaps the low chance that Kuminga blossoms into a star for the low chance that KP stays healthy enough to contribute, and I’d say our new ceiling is higher than the old ceiling.
And even if Kuminga blossoms into a star in ATL or elsewhere, he probably wouldn't have done that here.
Well, my grade was based on a raised floor and a raised ceiling, because that's what you stated. We no longer have the three worst Dubs whose minutes will necessarily be given to better players, and we potentially have another big weapon. Seems like we are automatically out of the C or lower range, but again, don't count your chickens.
I was pretty down on the trade the first 24 hours because of KP's health concerns but we didn't give up any rotational players/picks for him and got our dream starting center so that's a win to me
I think being down on it is perfectly valid but the one take that I am increasingly baffled by is the Andy Liu-esque take that this was a capitulation in a way that an AD or Zion trade would not have been. They got arguably a better player (certainly a much better fit on the Warriors with Draymond) for a lower price. All three guys are extremely injury prone.
The riskiness is what makes it worth criticizing but I really do think some people are just complaining to complain. Same with the people I saw lamenting that the Warriors didn't trade Kuminga for O'Neale, Nick Richards, and some second rounders. I put a premium on criticism needing to be fair, that type of criticism just comes off as "whatever they did, I will criticize what they didn't do".
Yeah- people have been really, really disrespecting Porzingis as a player.
Lol miss me with those Light Years Podcast takes. Those dudes are insufferable snobs IMO
I usually like hearing from Sam and Tommy, but…
I'm starting to warm to it myself, after my initial dismay.
He's a great fit next to Draymond on both ends and we're about to see it pay off IF he can stay healthy
That’s always been the crux of the issue. I’ve never been down on his potential fit, just his potential fitness.
But with his lengthy injury history and just recently recovering from an achilles injury... it's hard to have confidence he's going to stay healthy. We'll see.
Giannis is a POS. Feel free to delete but I had to get this off my chest.
I guess this is bad? Anyone familiar with Kalshi?
https://www.reddit.com/r/MkeBucks/comments/1qxwe9y/why_is_he_doing_this/
Dub Nation may have been dodged by a bullet
This is gross and Giannis is a loser who gets away with a lot of nonsense because he's likable.
I think he's losing his likeability factor more and more.
How is *it ok for a current player to do this? Doesn’t it conflict with league gambling rules?
Kalshi is not even proper gambling. It's basically designed to be heavily abused.
What's the difference between gambling and a "web-based prediction betting platform [...] mostly used for traditional sports betting" (from wikipedia)?
It has no rules. Insiders can make themselves rich off insider trading because it's not treated the way other stuff is. Giannis probably did bet on a known-to-him result, as did other people in the Milwaukee FO I imagine.
Paying off the right politicians. That's the difference.
Someone mentioned it's not regulated.
So this tells me he bet heavily on "Giannis staying with Milwaukee." Fcking scam economy. The rich just print their own money.
Ewwwwwwww!
Scam economy
My only consolation is that Joe Lacob also got scammed in the process. At least it isn't just the poors.
He didn't get scammed out of money...just his dream
With the casting out of JK, I really hope that is the last of Lacob's fingerprints on the roster. Let MDJ keep cooking. Joey, you'll have plenty of high athletic picks to glaze over when Steph decides to join the Senior PGA Tour (Min. 50yo).
It's Kind hard to evaluate MDJ when we know lavob has been dictating Giannis or nothing
Dave McMenamin
There is some initial optimism that Luka Doncic is not dealing with a major issue with his left hamstring, however the Lakers star is doubtful to play Saturday against the Golden State Warriors, sources told ESPN