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I really can’t unsee this. When dude said he wanted to come to Philly, he meant to play LT for the Eagles
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It's a regular season award. Nobody is discrediting Giannis cause of his futility in the playoffs. I know Brodie is polarizing as hell. But you take all the MVPs of the last decade, only maybe Bron and KD maintained or elevated their regular season play through the playoffs. Even Steph was significantly worse in that 16 playoff where he was unanimous MVP. It happens. The regular season is a separate entity.
He’s a solid defender but dudes really were acting like he was prime Kawhi. He was getting abused left and right by Tatum in the bubble. And he’s completely worthless offensively.I’m still so mad Philly fans said his ceiling was Kawhi.....
He showed moments of great defense last year. But not gonna let him hold up a potential harden deal
CP caught most of the heat at the time too
Nah man we grown man in here. It’s covid time. We only getting straight liquor in here
aye fellas
anyone try these yet
Probably ship him off to bolivian for Donovan MitchellHow Pat Riley gon react when Spo telling him "We running late cuz James at KOD"
I really can’t unsee this. When dude said he wanted to come to Philly, he meant to play LT for the Eagles
aye fellas
anyone try these yet
7% abv...now you're talking
aye fellas
anyone try these yet
Why would the Rockets leak this stuff when they're trying to get as much as possible for him?
The cost-cutting measures continued that summer. In August, the Rockets attached second round pick De’Anthony Melton in a deal with Phoenix in order to get off Ryan Anderson’s albatross of a contract. Melton won’t be a star in the NBA, but in his second season, he proved to be a valuable rotation player for the Memphis Grizzlies. In return, the Rockets took back Brandon Knight and Marquese Chriss. Neither helped the team win games, but they did save the team a lot of money.
Fertitta told SportsRadio 610 he had no issues with paying the luxury the night before last season’s trade deadline, but instead of adding payroll, the Rockets subtracted. They saved some money by trading Knight, Chriss and a first-round pick in order to add Iman Shumpert, Wade Baldwin and Nik Stauskas. Then, in an incredible display of salary gymnastics, Daryl Morey got the team below the luxury tax line by making a flurry of cost-cutting moves. Morey pawned Stauskas and Baldwin to Indiana, attaching a second-round pick to them, and he finally found a taker for Anthony’s contract in the Chicago Bulls. To top things off, they just gave Ennis, who was in their rotation, to Philadelphia.
Shumpert entered free agency after last season, and instead of bringing him back, the Rockets let him go. From a basketball sense that was fine. Shumpert wasn’t overly effective in his short stint in Houston and he wound up going unsigned until the fall, but the Rockets could’ve just given him a one-year deal for around $6 million or so. Why do this? There are two reasons: He’s a veteran who has won a championship and knows what he’s doing, so he could still help you on the floor, however, biggest reason for bringing him back is that he would’ve given you another salary to trade in an attempt to try and improve before the deadline.
Mims or one of Bron’s other boys tried to get on the team plane, and on a different occasion he also tried to stay an extra night in another city during the seasonRiley told him no both times.How Pat Riley gon react when Spo telling him "We running late cuz James at KOD"
him and kawhibulle got next ?
Why would the Rockets leak this stuff when they're trying to get as much as possible for him?