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The whole Diamond/Bally's thing was bad for a bunch of teams/leagues (for instance MLB runs PadresTV down here which only has Padres games on it...literally a "we'll be back at 6:10 for the next game when they aren't playing). On the National level, the deal is now so huge, that to make up for two new slices for expansion the expansion fee would have to be at least 5 billion plus. Much better to move one of the distressed assets (sorry GM) to Seattle or Vancouver (from the rumors, Vegas seems to be further down the list these days).
Pelicans are the obvious choice. Nobody has ever cared about a team in NO.
At least it is really hard to see how he could move them to Raleigh.
It's still crazy that they haven't done a realignment and moved the Grizzlies to the Eastern Conference since they left Vancouver.
I've just read some stuff about him wanting an MLB team in Raleigh over the years.
I guess they feel like copying one of the worst NFL trends of late.
Tapped out at :19
I mean, isn’t Memphis still farther west than every eastern conference team?
What do I look like, a cartographer?
Cool house for ten seconds.
Same
Excited to probably not watch any of these.
goshdammit you go in your room and i dont want to see you again until you have accurately mapped all the areas that heretofore have simply said here be dragons take that to the bank vasco brogamma
Even on the West Coast, that timing makes no sense to me.
Cool question. Tough to out one together for Boston - they haven't had a high draft pick in a long time which means the past several years are mostly role players.
I spent two minutes starting to work this out for the Kings and then realized it was too much of a bummer and quit.
Most of these guys were on the greatest summer league team of all time:
They lack the high end talent, but they could run a full 10 deep and just bludgeon teams with the bench.
Dylan Harper, Dejounte Murray
Julian Champagnie and Ben Simmons are probably better players in 2025 than Thybulle and Reed, respectively.
With guys like Beringer, Love, Clark, Dillinham making the list, I understand why you would go with more than 10 to make a rotation, but you didn't do a good job of listening to directions.
All good with me. I was concerned that some teams that have traded away a lot of draft picks might be really scrapping the bottom of the barrel if I requested full rosters. You know, guys playing in China or bringing guys out of retirement. Stuff like that.
In my defense I never learned to read.
i see what you did there take that 2 the bank bromigo
Ok, yes, I would definitely go with champagnie over thybulle or reed. I briefly considered him but I thought that he had only played for the blue coats, however I see that he did in fact play a grand total of 7 minutes for the Sixers. So I would take his shooting. I just wouldn’t really want to be in the Simmons business but now that I remember that thybulle barely played last year, they might be close to equivalent. I still love b-ball Paul, so I don’t know, kind of tossup among tisse, Ben and him. I would definitely rather go with highsmith over Ben, despite his recent injury troubles , because he can at least shoot cromulently.
Still painful to read/see.
That team will go 0-82 this year.
You’re going with Andre Drummond ahead of Ben Wallace? Even Rasheed Wallace played some center for the Pistons.
