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2020-21 NBA Offseason thread: Officially a wrap
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sound like andrew bynum
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Damn this is nice.
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Against what some considers a top defensive wing. Brother Al 
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so many state farm commercials to be filmed
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The whole league tryna get Wiseman. Been saying he's the prize of this draft.
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He sounds like he's already been bonked on the head too many times
"you can spike the ball, you can dance"
Fool, what? Is he 5 yrs old.
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Dolan removed the perma ban from Oak and Spike.
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bold prediction.
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Well damn.
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Hmm Brother Al isn’t mentioned as being kept lol
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You the racist guy?
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I don't know man. I get it...but he sounds like a modern teenager from Atlanta to me.
Don't let that article get it ****** up that the other narrative on him is that he's a dog in the gym. I'm willing to excuse my 19 year old rookie for wanting to be the next Lil Baby and bringing gumbo to Benihana's if he's clocking in.
More importantly, nobody in this draft is realistically expected to save anyone's franchise. Of course a star or two could emerge but most of these guys are building blocks. Whoever drafts Anthony Edwards...isn't necessarily handing him the keys to the franchise if you get me.
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Having no fans in arenas changes the dynamic imo. Plus Butler was actively ****ting on the wolves franchise future in towns and WigginsLet's ask the wolves how that went with Jimmy Butler. These owners are adorable thinking they can hold players hostage
Which good young players would harden be sabotaging? Housecall?
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* in before "players won't want to sign there"*
as if they can't just draft the next james harden and have him under contract for the next 7 years
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yes that’s the plan. Some teams even tryna have fans in the building
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Anthony Edwards.
their practice facility was in the bowels of their arena. Wow. Not bad Suns brass. They spending money money.
their practice facility was in the bowels of their arena. Wow. Not bad Suns brass. They spending money money.
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It's just posturing. Houston isn't going into the season with two star players who don't want to be there. I saw a tweet that they're already over the luxury tax even after the Covington trade. It sounds cool in theory, hold onto guys against their will until you get what you want. But it never plays out like that and would be a nightmare to deal with. Disgruntled employees don't give full effort and it would be a waste of everyone's time. Butler went butler, Kyrie threatened knee surgery. Best thing for an owner to do is accomodate the player as best they can and move on. I don't even like Harden but he gave the rockets the best years of his career. Do what you can to put him in a good spot and take what you can get
