thanks man
When Allen Defended Fultz he went 6-21 with few FTs.
When Allen didnt defend Fultz he went 9-19 with 15 FTs.
thanks man
Who wants to trade for a one-year rental?
Pritchard and Lakers playing a game. Pritchard trying to squeeze a better offer out of the Lakers by threatening a one year rental trade to another team so Lakers can't get Bird rights.
This would be great if it were the NFL.
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I read a pretty good article that claimed that Ainge really is high on Jackson, and thinks he is the right fit for what he wants to do with this roster. Boston is already a pretty damned good team. So it sounds like he's focused on getting the right pieces, and thinks that's Jackson. If that's true, and he can get Jackson plus another first round pick? I think it's a pretty big risk, but Danny Ainge knows a of a lot more than I do, and Boston has made a LOT of smart moves building that roster.
I think there's close to zero chance that the Lakers pass on Ball anyway, but if they did I wonder what Ainge would do? Pick him, and then try to leverage for Jackson and even more assets? This has really fallen Boston's way so far.
That's just sick. I knew they were pick rich, but that's obscene.
The haul they got for washed up Pierce and Garnet is embarrassing GM fail.
I mostly just watch to see if the Spurs draft a diamond in the rough; because I know it could be the difference between a ring and a second round exit.
That is just nuts. Those LAC and MEM have the potential to be sneaky good.
Boston's front office loved to recycle old trash. PATFO, otoh, loved to hoard them.
It'd be pretty hilarious if Lakers call Boston's bluff and take Jackson 2ndDon't think Magic would have the balls though. They should hire Hinkie in the next couple of days.
Both are protected, their best picks are the brooklyn one and maybe sacramento 2019 ( depends on the lakers 2018).
Love what the Celtics are doing, tbh, even knowing the risks that accompany high-drafted players..
Adding players like Hayward and Butler still doesn't give them any shot at a le..they weren't even in Cleveland's league, let alone GS..might as well wait out LeBron's prime and the Warriors' eventual decline..
It's especially nice because their team will remain near the top of the East, which avoids the usual scrutiny towards a rebuilding team..
Ainge has a terrible draft history
Imagine loving what he's doing...
Stockpiling picks for the future when your 2 best players are 28 and 31 years old.
Some of those were draft day trades, IIRC. (Nogueira plus a crappy second round pick is how they got Olynyk.) About a third of them were picks in the last 5 slots in each round, which aren't exactly high-expectation picks. (Giddens, for instance, was a reasonable gamble at the 30 slot, regardless of how he worked out.) Zizic was a pretty good pick as a draft and stash. Yabusele is one of those risk/reward guys, but he's supposed to get a shot this year.
I don't know who Dave @HurkaDoesSports is, but I think he should post up his draft picks for the last 10 years, just to be fair and all. Somehow, with all the incompetence, Ainge has put together a pretty decent team.
Problem is how long do you wait? You are also about to have to pay a ton to IT and Bradley and some of their younger guys.
Wonder what PHX is thinking. Would love to send them LMA for assets, if they're thinking they want to "win now."
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I wouldn't keep either of those guys, tbh..
Sure, but that is the problem with waiting. Those guys (the real talent so far) are going to want to get paid. No guarantee you get anything good for them (doesnt seem willing to trade them or why the would you trade the #1 pick instead of just trading IT now?).
So if you are operating under the assumption you aren't keeping those guys, then you are in a bit of a hot mess with this whole thing.
I agree about IT, I've been saying they should have already been shopping him..the problem with him is that he has already developed a cult following in Boston..they waited too long to move him, now it's tricky..
I don't think Bradley is relevant to their plans, though..he's a nice player, but he's now in that awkward spot where he's too good to be a role player, but not good enough to be a top guy, as we have seen throughout NBA history..
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