Personally, I think the shoe looks fine. It definitely skates close to Nike's designs and I'm sure that's not an accident. BUT... at that price?...
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But keep the assets for a trade that could open up. It's the same argument but from different points. Besides, I'm hearing Boston is really high...
Oh I see. Well I still think there's a few up there that could be. That's what I meant when I said there could be a few Paul Georges. I didn't...
Just an example, probably a poor one, but I'm saying there'll be plenty of decent NBA players from this draft class. There's a decent chance of a...
I don't think this is a crap draft at all. Quite the opposite actually. Most drafts have maybe 4 good players, maybe 12 total that are NBA...
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Or they could add Hayward and keep all that stuff. Or trade for Carmelo for a quarter of the cost and keep all that stuff too. Plus they avoid...
I'm not sure either. I think the two of them would work well together though. I think there's some things Ball (and I suppose Fultz) will be...
I also think Boston isn't eager to give up pieces when they might be able to get other options easier. Hayward has been linked to them in FA....
Very well said.
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Evans' height doesn't bother me as much, but when I watch him I'm not sure I see an NBA athlete. If he sticks it's as a backup, but right now...
I rarely agree with you, but this is well reasoned.
It's incredibly easy to use Golden State as an example, but they were extraordinarily fortunate to be where they are. A massive factor in their...
I'm not sure. One of D'Angelo's problems has been holding himself accountable to those high standards, focusing every single play. It's possible...
I'd do that deal. Jimmy is signed up for at least 2 more seasons. That trade + signing a PG or PF in FA would make us a heck of a lot better now...
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