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They have been playing 2k leaning back this whole playoff run . They haven’t had to switch gears . It’s not their fault but they haven’t been tested as whole. I agree individually they been through wars
The Official NBA Thread: Celtics Lead 3-1 in the NBA Finals | RIP Jerry West
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As a Lakers fan since the 70s, I ain’t mad if Boston wins the chip. They’ve put in the work to building around Tatum and Brown ever since they drafted them, and stuck with the plan despite numerous times coming up short deep in the postseason. As always, Riles the ex-Laker turned Heat, had always been Boston’s foil in the playoffs
Better be a wake up call for the Buss(t) family, who supposedly still prioritizes championships above anything else.
Better be a wake up call for the Buss(t) family, who supposedly still prioritizes championships above anything else.
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Makes sense for both teams.
If I’m the Spurs I’d be perfectly fine giving up both of those guys as well as the 8th pick in this upcoming draft. As far as other draft assets go, I definitely would not want to give up any of the Atlanta picks/swaps.
For the Cavs, you lose the best guy in the deal but get solid compensation that can make your team make more sense positionally as well as adding more depth with potential.
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Entertaining game
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I just got to watch the last wolves game and It’s funny how the self proclaimed “best big man shooter of all time” is being outdone by his backup 
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Do it Philly!! Is elton Brand still running things over there? He owes us one.
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They don’t. Use the cap space him leaving will free up to sign some cheaper, but solid role players.
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A part of me thinks the Sixers are better off signing two or three guys with that cap space, but that's not Morey's MO.
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Porzingis' first game back might not be until the Finals.
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LA is not 60Ms nicer than Philly, idc how rich he already is
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Take that bread every time
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Take the money, see how things play out next season. If you don’t like it, demand a trade out of Philly in the offseason.
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What is hardens contract like?
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Exactly,he’s 33-34 this may be his last big pay day.
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He doesn’t have one. UFA.
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Oh so you guys are going to have a bunch of money then? Right?
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It will be significant, but I’d be surprised if he’s looking for a max deal like PG is. I don’t think there’s as a much of a market for Jimbo, especially with the Rockets opting to sign VanVleet last season.
I’m thinking the Clippers will offer Harden similar to the non-max deal they gave Kawhi.
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Wouldn’t mind this one
