elpablo21
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Its gonna be Embiid.
My guess is Tatum
That's tuff. They all hoopin' hoopin
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Its gonna be Embiid.
There was no chance Bron was going to LA in 2014 period. The Cleveland return was tailor made for him.You don't have to wonder. Jim Buss was in charge when Bron was a free agent in 2014 when all that buffoonery was going on. Additionally, dude had no idea what he was doing.
I mean, the franchise allowed it to happen. The one who you said is a good ownerAll of the praise for good personal moves, none of the blame for the bad ones...the Klutch way.
Again I repeat, find someone who loves you
As much as Thibs love vanilla drop coverage.
Ill never understand it.
Its gonna be Embiid.
No, the idiots who actually own the team and allowed for it to get to this point are the ones who sign the checks.
All of the praise for good personal moves, none of the blame for the bad ones...the Klutch way.
Miami was the best basketball situation that LeBron ever had. I respect player empowerment for guys choosing where they want to go in free agency. It remains foolish to me for these franchises to let these guys drive decision making/takeover the franchises. LeBron is the only one that’s been successful and that’s with a mixed bag on the long term implications of that. Most of these guys just aren’t good enough to let them hold your franchise hostage.Ehh.
One of the most pathetic things of last season is how ****** tried to suddenly absolve Bron/Klutch when the Russ move backfired.
One minute...it's "player empowerment" and an understanding that the most elite of superstars have a "deserved" say in roster management. The next minute...ownership/management are supposed to put their foot down and push back when **** goes left.
Pat Riley put his foot down and it led to a strained relationship and Team Lebron dipping.
It was also sus for KD to look for an escape from a franchise, when you and your mecurial partner are the #1 reasons why it's gone the way it has. Can't have it both ways.
Damn that’s tough. Honestly can see KD or Embiid getting the short end
Gotta love opposing players openly trashing the defensive schemes of the so-called "defense-minded" coach.
All Star game is supposed to be the best of the best. Somebody is gonna get snubbed every year and that's a good thingNBA should just make the ASG position-free
Manu had a few years in his prime where his PER was as high or slightly higher than Kobe. So, imo, not as disrespectful as you think.I thought Luka would be good, but like Manu Ginobili good at best. Now it feels disrespectful to compare them and Manu's a legend.
I don't think position-less changes that. Probably improves it, no more Roy Hibbert situations.All Star game is supposed to be the best of the best. Somebody is gonna get snubbed every year and that's a good thing
The 5 best teams should all have 1 starter especially if it’s THAT closeAll Star game is supposed to be the best of the best. Somebody is gonna get snubbed every year and that's a good thing
Yeah...but he had those limitations when they traded for him. In theory, that's supposed to be on the front office to account for those limitations in how they build the team around it's stars.
That whole thing ended UGLY for the plug to have been pulled so fast. It wasn't just they found out "this guy is injury prone and can't defend so we HAVE to pull the plug for whatever we can get right now".
Even with his limitations, he's the most talented player they've put next to Luka since they've had him. It wasn't supposed to end like that because he couldn't play drop and he's pie.
Yup manu also didnt need the ball all game or 50 pound advantage over most defendersManu had a few years in his prime where his PER was as high or slightly higher than Kobe. So, imo, not as disrespectful as you think.
Its gonna be Embiid.
Im not gonna pretend ive watch a full laker game in weeks but just from highlights it looks like LeBron is playing off ball alot more this season. Probably not a coincidence that westbrook looks a lot better this year