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Yup they do. In Europe only 0, and that takes a few % away. But I just do that to kill time
Play big money on both columns but for only one spin.I threw enough mud on the wall it sticks
Waiting at a roulette table at Vegas, my wife was fascinated I kept winning, nothing big, just small bets while waiting. She asks how. I play 2 columns out of 3, each placing a chip. It pays 2-1. 2 columns is 66% odds! Nothing sexy, just passing time.
I just pass time here at ST when not busy and my numbers are good. Like roulette at Vegas, just passing time
That table didn't have 0 and 00 on it?
Yup they do. In Europe only 0, and that takes a few % away. But I just do that to kill time
They still will be a bottom three team next year.So they're supposed to go with Primo, Jones and blank at PG? Another random body, like A. Holiday, isn't preventing a tank. It's just another body (who's 25, by the way) to get through the season.
They'll be plenty of opportunity for the youth, but you also want to put them in as good a position as possible to succeed.
Pop and RC are actively engaged in talks over what type of wine to restock the cellar with
Bringing in another minimal/random ball handler isn't going to stop this team from being the odds on favorite to be the worst in the league.
FiveThirtyRaptor WAR PG 1 minute minimum
40) 2.9 Tre Jones, Damian Lillard, Payton Pritchard
WAR is a ulative stat. Note that Jones played 92 more minutes than Lillard
Total Raptor, which is a rate stat, 1141 minimum (as close as I could slide below 1148).
13) 3.5 Derrick White
15) 3.0 Dejounte Murray, Terry Rozier
20) 2.3 Delon Wright (better defensive Raptor than his replacement Dejounte Murray)
21) 2.2 Tre Jones
22) 2.1 LaMelo Ball, Jalen Brunson, James Harden, De'Anthony Melton
36) 0.8 George Hill, Bones Hyland
46) -0.5 Cory Joseph, Monte Morris
56) -1.6 Patty Mills, Shake Milton
Offensive Raptor
12) 3.1 Dejounte Murray
38) 0.4 Alex Caruso, Derrick White
40) 0.3 Bruce Brown, Amir Coffey, Tre Jones, Coby White
44) 0.2 De'Anthony Melton, Patty Mills
49) -0.4 Cory Joseph, Raul Neto, Gabe Vincent
55) -1.1 George Hill
Defensive Raptor
2) 3.1 Derrick White
6) 2.0 Eric Bledsoe
7) 1.9 Patrick Beverly, George Hill, Tre Jones
24) 0.0 Dejounte Murray
25) -0.1 Reggie Jackon, Cory Joseph
57) -1.8 Patty Mills
I expect a veteran pg signing. They need more depth at pg.
They'll be a joke of a team if Primo isn't ready yet and can't cut it at pg when Jones is not in the lineup.
Rajon Rondo or Dennis Schroeder, come on down.
but wouldn't it help with the objective of tanking? its sink or swim time for the young guys.
Even with a veteran pg the Spurs are still going to be bad, one of the worst in the league.
They won't be signing a superstar player that will add many wins.
Give me Tre/Primo experiments in early season, then am up J-Rich as we approach the deadline to increase his trade value. After that, Wesley should have enough seasoning in Austin to enter the fold.
Or trade, like Joseph for Langford. The Pistons have a logjam at the point and in the back court period and have Burks to serve as the veteran mentor to Cunningham, Ivey, Hayes.
unless the spurs become a part of some massive trade, in which the spurs take on salary ballast, i think they are more or less done in FA.
I think that is very likely. LA desperately needs out of RWs contract, and BRK has been served notice to move Durant. It’s likely that neither of those trades happen without a cap broker.
I agree in principle. Too many moving parts to not include a team with lots of cap room.
But there are only so many assets to go around. The Lakers have almost none to offer and the Nets will insist on a haul of their own in return for Durant. Which other team(s) will offer up enough assets to meet the Nets' asking price and still have there be something left over for the Spurs?
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