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Well he can blame himselfGrant is like the perfect example of the type of player that this new CBA is really going to screw.
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Well he can blame himselfGrant is like the perfect example of the type of player that this new CBA is really going to screw.
Assuming the team comes back, they are probably going to be the betting favorites to come out of the East next year.I agree with this. I don’t think he’s the answer but I don’t think he’s going to get you the guy to get you over the hump. Just gotta hope they figure it out
Nor do they play off the ball.Again I don’t know what a point guard does for them. A facilitator is still going to have the two guys taking turns because they don’t create shots for each other.
Of course Jalen Brown had 8 turnovers
Not of these wings really do but if either of them developed a post game it would be great. Maybe that’s what Jaylen needs to do. Simplify that handle from 10 to like 3 dribbles.Nor do they play off the ball.
Nah man I saw Tatum shrug off 3 of the worst quarters ever to beat the sixers in the 4th. I wouldn’t call him softTatum and Brown both soft. Can’t have two soft dudes leading the charge. When things aren’t going their way, they start pouting. Horrible body language when things aren’t clicking
Finally got around to listening to the Simmons/Russillo segment about it.New CBA gonna be a disaster. Will be changed in a few years.
Hurts both the players and teams. They targeted two super rich owners and ended up affecting like 80% of the league
I mean what is the potential deal? Is it then gonna bring in someone that’s going to put me in the same position financially in a year?
I just don’t really get how it would be wise to intentionally make your team worse immediately when you’re one of like 4-5 teams that has a realistic shot at winning a title.
I think they should just sign Jaylen to the supermax and give it a go until 2025. Then make a decision because that's when the Jays supermaxes kick in.
They'll lose Grant Williams and Payton Pritchard, but everybody else is locked in the next two years.
Putting it into perspective, Doc has coached 36 more playoff games and 9 years more than him
ages 25 and 26.Jaylen is a number 2/3 guy. Will get a max deal, but the Tatum and brown combo may have ran its course.
I get the hesitancy surrounding breaking them up in their primes especially when having them guarantees you a top seed in the conference and a chance each year but is Boston really gonna sign up to lock 2 guys down to a 600M commitment by next season?ages 25 and 26.
hard to split good all nba talent at those ages
and their core group is pretty much locked in for a few years
If the role players are outplaying the stars in all the marbles situations it's sounds like the metrics being used to determine who's a star need to be tweakedThats really how every team the Heat faced in the playoffs lost.
They have elite role players that play better than some teams stars.
I think Caleb Martin is turning into my favorite role player in the league.
He's like a Josh Hart with a jumpshot. Dude is a 20 mill/year player
Jaylen's salary is already locked in for next season and Tatum can's sign an extension until next summer anyways. So it doesn't impact the team until two years from now.I get the hesitancy surrounding breaking them up in their primes especially when having them guarantees you a top seed in the conference and a chance each year but is Boston really gonna sign up to lock 2 guys down to a 600M commitment by next season?
Think it would be diligent exploring the market for JB this offseason at least before potentially tying themselves down long term.
B Sox I don’t know the answer but I guess what P suggested is a reasonable if everyone is locked in. I was just disappointed in their ECF performance so I’m probably hot taking
It's obviously easy to get caught up in the disappointing series, but if you zoom out a bit, they are in the finals last year, and one game from it this year, both with first year head coaches. Tatum and Brown have both shown improvement every year. Tatum especially from a playmaking perspective, which is what you need out of your top guy. Was pretty obvious to see last night how everything went to **** when they couldn't run the offense through him after the injury.I wouldnt call either of them soft.
But idk how many times you can run it back. How much better are you really going to get?