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Like the May Pole, every Spring D'Antoni goes around and around and ends up nowhere.
A has been and a never was.
Like the May Pole, every Spring D'Antoni goes around and around and ends up nowhere.
Looking forward to see who wins the Thunder-Clippers implode-off tonight.
Fingers crossed McVeigh rises from the dead to finish the job he started imo tbh fwiw.
LMFAO. That's messed up.
Listen to the frog folks, he knows of what he speaks.
You're right. Let me send my thoughts and prayers in apology.
Is Detroit genuinely good (by East standards) or is this fools' gold. Haven't watched them play.
They're a playoff team, especially if Drummond's huge improvement at the line isn't an anomaly. They'll need a decent trade for a non-cancerous PG who can shoot to be taken seriously, however.
Thanks.
MIP for sure so far.
Avery BradleyThanks.
Baynes' elbow is lethal.
Baynes doing the lord's work.
Better than kl return tbh.
In a perimeter-oriented league, initiating the offense from the post seems a bit antiquated and inefficient. It's fine against non playoffs teams but doesn't work against elite teams. That's why LMA didn't look that good against GSW and Celtics this season.
Most teams have guards/wings to carry the offensive load. Also, something is bad if your best guard is a 40 years old guy.
Poor CoJo
you didn’t miss Pop posting up Manu right? Pop loves the post up. I bet eventually Dijon will be posting us since he’s so big for a PG... heh
but yeap Pop has invested in injured Tony and 50 Mills
Well, it's not like I'm worried about Spurs guards...
Developing a wing...Chad Forcier did it again.
Called Orlando would be top 5 team in East after they beat us..
I forgot Chad Forcier is there. , that will be good for developing their guards and wings.Developing a wing...Chad Forcier did it again.
Wasn't he the guy that had the biggest hand in Kawhi's development? Maybe I'm wrong and it was mostly Kawhi himself that did all the work with a bit of guidance from Chad? How long has Chad been gone now?
Props for nailing the wording. All these idiots love to attempt to appeal to and brainwash the masses into thinking it's a "point guards league", when in reality most of the best players are either big wings or bigs who play like guards. For the most part, this sport will always be dominated by size; it's just the utilization of it that's changed.
Definitely tuning in to this game
Too bad ZaZa will be defending him. Embiid is way too big for Draymond. Still a good game to tune into.
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