antidope
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The Official NBA Season Thread: HO HO HO
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WASHED KING
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When Bronny is an AS I’m pulling receipts on all of you
moe200069
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A lot to say when Jordan Poole was playing bad, now its crickets. I see how they moveelpablo21
JP is gonna be fine. Year one in Washington started off terribly but he’s played with more control and better shot selection the last month. Cut down on the over dribbling and the dumb 28’ three point attempts. His pull up middy off the screen is butter.
Fwiw, like many of us predicted, him and kuzma are a terrible fit —can’t have two players who want to run iso on a team that has no offensive rhythm or identity. Both just tried to do hero ball when they got the rock.
finessence
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G-league all star don’t count
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He’s got a lot to do to get back to .500 on the good/bad scale this seasonA lot to say when Jordan Poole was playing bad, now its crickets. I see how they move
lawdog1
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It’s looking like West seeding isn’t going to be completely decided until the last day of the season.
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lawdog1
HIM
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We really about to get to do this thing again huh?
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If you’re talking about the Mavs would you even blink if he replaced Alex Fudge? Olivier-Maxence Prosper? Brandon Williams?
- Aug 2, 2006
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Again Ja, Westbrook, John Wall, Drose are literally some of the most athletic humans to ever play basketball...saying Bonny is "average" because he doesn't meet that standard is unfair.
Bonny was in a dunk contest. He's not an "average" athlete.
Above average to elite, in the range of Alex Caruso or better.
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No I def agree with you, I was just using an opportunity to **** on Washington
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We really about to get to do this thing again huh?
HOU$TON
gonna have a day of reckoning one way or da other
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Bronny is 2 years from being 2 years away with that said i can see him being a more athletic, less annoying Pat Bev
lawdog1
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Looking that way, but still far from certain since nobody knows when Kawhi will be back. We have one of our dreaded Sunday matinee games against the Cavs tomorrow and a home and home series with PHX next week. It is possible we could drop all the way to 6th.
We really about to get to do this thing again huh?
lawdog1
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^^^ Russ’s athleticism and speed are holding up pretty impressively for his age. Still not to many guys in the NBA who get up the court as quickly as he does. Of course, since his finishing ability doesn’t match his speed, his bursts to the basket sometimes lead to lay-ups missed in comedically terrible fashion. Still, guy is a hell of an athlete.
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Brandon Williams averaged 13 as rookie last season. Bronny scored over 13 once last season
Again could he make it? Maybe. But he’s not an nba player today
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Yeah He was absolute garbage for a good 50+ games and horrible on defense. I’m not convinced
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Still way too early to project any kind of NBA career for Bronny, at least based on what we saw at USC. He should stay in school for now...if you're not a can't-miss prospect then there's still value in playing CBB for a few years. Even if he is projected to be a role player, it's not easy being a 19-22 year old and learning that type of role on top of still developing the skills that any young player would have at that age. Meanwhile you're competing with grown men/vets for the same minutes and a lot of coaches wouldn't even trust an inexperienced player to fulfill that role. Even in this draft, scouts are going to find some non-lottery/round 2 prospects who could resemble a Caruso/PatBev/GP2 that they think would be more NBA-ready than Bronny now.
finessence
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I got Garland over 30 and he was 24, I was gone take Russell over 30. And he’s at 28, smh
finessence
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This. His athleticism has contributed to his longevity. Dude is still spry as hell
elpablo21
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Lakeshow getting the 7th seed? 
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No excuses?Lakeshow getting the 7th seed?
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Hijo Del Promo
formerly xxhu5sl1npnoyxx
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Lakers will end with the 6th seed
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Every NBA team got bums tho
I never said he’s guaranteed to be a star. I’m just saying he could make a roster, even if it was off pure nepotism.
His dad is rumoured to try to be part of a Las Vegas expansion. You don’t think he’d have room for him as like a 10-15th man?
He couldn’t make it on the Wiz, Hornets, Pistons, Spurs, Blazers today?
He couldn’t be a 2way on the Lakers?
**** I would take him over Jalen McDaniels on the Raptors TODAY and he get 4.5M a year.
Mo Gueye, Jordan Nwora.
Will he ever move the needle? Maybe not.
