lol, sirron's the worst. :THT Heart Hands:
totally agree. they're both great complimentary players who look bad in central roles. that's why we got them. let's capitalize.
believe i will continue to love vando
win.
yeah, i like lonnie, and he could put up huge numbers on a bottom-feeder, but his hoop iq isn't high. that said, i'll swear to this day that...
there's a reason we could trade a dead guy and 2nds for him. i still like what he brings in a 20mpg bench role. let's see how it develops.
relatedly--i was going back and forth with folks a few weeks ago about whether offering him that contract was a mistake, and i said i'd have...
sadly, you don't, imo. you hope he's available when you need it most--and you build the team to weather absences. like embiid in philly or...
oh, they'll beat a depleted memphis team tonight and he's a catalyst and lue's a genius and lee jenkins remains employed.
best vet min signing league-wide?
think i mentioned after the minny game that it was a good strategy that would have zero chance of success against our full roster. whatever,...
already better than i anticipated!
huge win. didn't expect it. will need several more like this, but good to see it's possible.
how about a two-year, player-option, wink/wink kcp deal?
haven't seen whole game yet, but man, we put a lot on his lap (from the parts i saw) against a very good opponent, and he scratched and clawed and...
AD's that dude. folks fuss about injuries, but ask gs if they want him.
bout to be a bad day, methinks.
good chance portland and okc move back in front of us after today.
you're naming the teams that had players 4-10 in their rotation that were a) new and b) paid close to the league minimum. so, i guess your third...
lol with the preferred narratives. fine; count that in your column. now name the other one. then express it as a percentage of teams that won...
