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Disagree on huge step back. During the Jays’ entire tenure in Boston, they haven’t had a table setting PG. CP could be invaluable and depending on what they give up, it could free up more playing time for White and/or Pritchard (who needs to be playing more).Why would Boston do this move. HUGE step back IMO
I agree. Brogdon played much more of a Brogdon scoring punch role then Brogdon table setter role as soon as he got there. If that's how it's going to be, then I think Chris Paul would make a bigger impact on that particular team.Disagree on huge step back. During the Jays’ entire tenure in Boston, they haven’t had a table setting PG. CP could be invaluable and depending on what they give up, it could free up more playing time for White and/or Pritchard (who needs to be playing more).
In a vacuum I think Brogdon right now is a better player but he is very injury prone. The 67 games he played in the regular season this year are the most he’s played since his rookie season and he averaged a career low 26 mins per game. CP obviously is no beacon of health in the playoffs but Boston is a deep team so he could be a steady hand coming off the bench in the same way they did with Brogdon to keep him healthy. I know it’s cool to hate on CP on NT but I trust his end game decision making more than Smart, JB, or Mazzulla. Boston gives up scoring for better playmaking and it should alleviate some of the playmaking responsibilities for the Jays. This is the type of move they should make if they intend to keep JB.
Simons/3rd pick is type of deal they looking forCan we have the Zach Lavine conversation, what is a deal that makes sense?
If I’m the Blazers I reject, think about what Lavine has done for Chicago. I want to lowball him to Minny again.Simons/3rd pick is type of deal they looking for
Whatchu mean no precedent?There's no precedent for the Ja suspension which is the most crucial part. It's hard to say if 25 is too far. Who knows. David Stern gave it over before we really got hard social media.
Selling might not have been his choiceI figured it would be 30 games or less
MJ is 60 and terrible at it but I still wonder why he's selling. (Sold piece in 2020) the value is only going up.
He'd rather sell than hire the right people and let them make the right moves![]()
That really did make me think would he have even made it to the league if he got diagnosed when he was younger due to how people view and stigmatize autism and maybe would have restricted his growth overall.
Good for him though and the relief it gave him
Society isn’t kind to people with disabilities. A Black kid growing up in the 90s and diagnosed with ASD would’ve been othered quickly, put in classes and on a track that would’ve made all of this a lot more difficult to have been his path.I'm confused why do you think that?
It doesn't seem like it was impacting his ability to play or did I miss that In the vid?
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They NEED that scoring punch from Brogdon though. He was third on the team in scoring. Whenever one of the Jays was off he was pretty much always there to step up as a legit scoring threat. You saw what happened when he was hurt and JB played like trash. Everything goes to ****.Disagree on huge step back. During the Jays’ entire tenure in Boston, they haven’t had a table setting PG. CP could be invaluable and depending on what they give up, it could free up more playing time for White and/or Pritchard (who needs to be playing more).
In a vacuum I think Brogdon right now is a better player but he is very injury prone. The 67 games he played in the regular season this year are the most he’s played since his rookie season and he averaged a career low 26 mins per game. CP obviously is no beacon of health in the playoffs but Boston is a deep team so he could be a steady hand coming off the bench in the same way they did with Brogdon to keep him healthy. I know it’s cool to hate on CP on NT but I trust his end game decision making more than Smart, the Jays, or Mazzulla. Boston gives up scoring for better playmaking and it should alleviate some of the playmaking responsibilities for the Jays. This is the type of move they should make if they intend to keep JB.
Can't wait for the Zion diss record.
Can't wait for the Zion diss record.