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More than anything, Lauri getting out of Chicago helped him. Same with Wendell Carter Jr.
He was at 19/9 his second year in Chicago. Him being healthy is helping a lot
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More than anything, Lauri getting out of Chicago helped him. Same with Wendell Carter Jr.
No self respecting fan think CBB is real either
It's so weird.... It's like the moment dude hit 29/30 his athleticism just vanished. His fall off wasnt gradual, it was instantaneous.All for deandre collecting checks, but he should not be playing meaningful minutes. Give him the udonis role
Did not realize he was only 34
I would hope not.
It’s the biggest basketball fraud on the planet.
His motor turned off simultaneously.It's so weird.... It's like the moment dude hit 29/30 his athleticism just vanished. His fall off wasnt gradual, it was instantaneous.
Nah that’s gotta be high school bball. I love it but I’ll admit 99.9% of it is tough to watch.
Oh that absolutely isnt. College basketball is as fake as it gets.Yea FIBA is fake but College Basketball is real….
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Whenenver you can trade your team‘s leader for a guy who had already ruined a lockerroom in Utah, you gotta do it.
Culture. #itmatters
Probably let Slo-mo run more playmaking, give Jaden Mcdaniels more run (defense, rebounding), get a budget floor general who can run a basic offense (Monte Morris, reunite pat bev?How does MINN even recover from that move? You can't just send one to the bench like Rustle. And you're not getting that haul back if you move Gogurt. I don't see what they can do in the short term.
I know they're probably going to end up moving DLo, but that doesn't solve the glaring 7 footer problem they got.
Wolves at least have draft picks and young talent (Ant 21 y/o, Mcdaniels 22 y/o), Pelicans got rights to Lakers draft picks until 2026Serious question: assuming you believe the wolves are we think they are, who is in a worst position long term?
Wolves or lakers?
Wolves went from having a future superstar. Happy to be there and fitting the mold of a wing with shot creation to now having him absolutely disgruntled. Can’t trade Gobert so now have to trade towns or edwards - again assuming they play out the season, fire coach etc etc. no picks to trade. Losing a star in KAT or Edwards when you had the world ahead of you.
Lakers: I’m super super down on them. Can’t stand their management but at least they have cap space this summer and can trade ad and bron for picks (I know Minny can do this too but lakers won a title with this group so doesn’t hurt as much)
I vote Minny
College ball <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<Nah that’s gotta be high school bball. I love it but I’ll admit 99.9% of it is tough to watch.
Pelicans "only" have swap rights next year and one of 2024 or 2025. Grim outlook, but not as bad as the 2013-2017 Nets or the current T'Wolves.Wolves at least have draft picks and young talent (Ant 21 y/o, Mcdaniels 22 y/o), Pelicans got rights to Lakers draft picks until 2026
The vibes are in the toilet
They big maddddd. They go night night.
Not a chance.I wonder if the warriors would give us Steph if we gave them Bron and Ad