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*NBA THREAD* Abe will be missed (8 Viewers)

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Nick Young Recounts Near-Death Dolphin Encounter

Nick Young reflects on the time he was attacked by a dolphin while on vacation in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
I love that guy.

The Spurs are a super-good example of how analytics don't matter. :lmao:

 
Barkley's point is dumb but he is correct that the rockets got better by adding Howard and Harden, not because of analytics.
They got Harden because of analytics- that motivated the trade. You can call it a no-brainer move if you like but that's a bit of revisionist history. Harden was a sixth man who wanted a max deal when he was moved- a great sixth man, but still just a sixth man. The Wizards said no to Harden for Beal because they're not forward-thinking like the Rockets and so they missed his potential. The Rockets saw it.

In any event, Barkley's point is also wrong because analytics is just a fancy word for information. More is always good. If you choose not to use it in certain ways, like say you don't want your players overthinking shot selection, so be it, but better to have it so you can make that decision than to not be in a position to choose.
It's funny cause he mentions the Heat and Spurs...

 
Franchise needs to blow things up. Not looking pretty.

Arron Afflalo is more likely to be traded prior to the Feb. 19 deadline than Wilson Chandler, according to ESPN's Marc Stein.
The Nuggets are expected to be a very active team with the deadline just over a week away, and it's not surprising to hear Afflalo's name surface in trade rumors. ESPN's Ramona Shelburne reports that Denver has discussed possible deals with the Bulls, Clippers, Heat, Kings and Trail Blazers, but they may be demanding a first-round pick as compensation. Jameer Nelson and Randy Foye are also on the trade block, and anyone who owns a Nuggets player should prepare for a seismic shift in fantasy values in the coming week.
Related: Randy Foye, Wilson Chandler, Jameer Nelson

Source: Ramona Shelburne on Twitter
My money is on the team trading Afflalo for whatever they can get at the deadline, and maybe trading one of the bench players (Hickson?). They'll re-sign Arthur to a new 3 year contract in the offseason, sign their one or two first round draft picks in the offseason, end up with 15 or 20 wins by next All-Star break and decide that is the time to blow it up, but by that time everybody's value will be half of what it is now and a quarter of what it was a year ago when they should have blown it up. So, they'll end up with a mostly clean slate of contracts going into the offseason of 2016 but have no assets to show for all the legitimate players they could have traded in 2014.

I hope I'm wrong, but I doubt it.
Great deal.

 
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Four NBA players have scored 50 points in a game and changed teams during the same season. Who are they?
Just a guess...Wilt Chamerlain

Allen Iverson

Mo Williams

Adrian Dantley
Wilt and Mo are correct.Iverson and Dantley both had several 50 point games and were traded midseason, but not in the same season. Good guesses.
I cheated for the 4th guy that hasn't been named yet. I actually don't even remember him being traded.

ETA: Where did you hear this stat, it would take a whole day of basketball referencing to figure this out.

ETA2: Iverson had a 46, 45 and two 44 point games with the Nuggets and Sixers the year he was traded.

 
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Four NBA players have scored 50 points in a game and changed teams during the same season. Who are they?
Just a guess...Wilt Chamerlain

Allen Iverson

Mo Williams

Adrian Dantley
Wilt and Mo are correct.Iverson and Dantley both had several 50 point games and were traded midseason, but not in the same season. Good guesses.
I cheated for the 4th guy that hasn't been named yet. I actually don't even remember him being traded.
When I saw this question posted elsewhere this morning, my guess was Mo Williams, Carmelo Anthony, Wilt Chamberlain, and Dominique Wilkins. I probably would have guessed 50 names before getting the fourth.ETA: The president of the Association for Professional Basketball Research (APBR) posted the question in social media this morning.

 
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Four NBA players have scored 50 points in a game and changed teams during the same season. Who are they?
Just a guess...Wilt Chamerlain

Allen Iverson

Mo Williams

Adrian Dantley
Wilt and Mo are correct.Iverson and Dantley both had several 50 point games and were traded midseason, but not in the same season. Good guesses.
I cheated for the 4th guy that hasn't been named yet. I actually don't even remember him being traded.
When I saw this question posted elsewhere this morning, my guess was Mo Williams, Carmelo Anthony,
The only one I was sure of was Williams, pretty fresh in my memory. I must have purged as many Melo memories in my head as I could.

 
Four NBA players have scored 50 points in a game and changed teams during the same season. Who are they?
Just a guess...Wilt Chamerlain

Allen Iverson

Mo Williams

Adrian Dantley
Wilt and Mo are correct.Iverson and Dantley both had several 50 point games and were traded midseason, but not in the same season. Good guesses.
I cheated for the 4th guy that hasn't been named yet. I actually don't even remember him being traded.
When I saw this question posted elsewhere this morning, my guess was Mo Williams, Carmelo Anthony, Wilt Chamberlain, and Dominique Wilkins. I probably would have guessed 50 names before getting the fourth.
Tony Delk? He was traded a few times and hit 50 once, although I don't remember which year it was.

 
Can you imagine how broke he'd be today if he'd have pulled a deuce?

 
:goodposting: Chuck would have had trouble standing on any 19 of he'd hit that one.

The best gambling story IMO from that book was the night Magic tried to cash out and the cash cage worker thought Magic was a different MJ and was told Monsieur Jordan needed to square up on about 50 racks' worth of markers before leaving.

 
Is it a hard or soft 17? Cause there are times you hit, even double on a soft 17.

Regardless, I don't think Chuck cares too much when he loses at the tables.
pretty obvious from the context that it's a hard 17.

 
Did anyone catch The Grantland Basketball Hour last week? Apparently that's where Simmons finished the rest of his trade value rankings. Sucks IMO. Much prefer an actual column.

 
T-Pups trade Mo Williams and Troy Daniels to Hornets for Gary Neal and a 2nd

and then get Adriean Payne for a future 1st.

Does this help them out?

TIA!
The Hornets? Yeah, kind of. They have a roster full of terrible shooters so bringing in a guy is just kind of a terrible shooter should help a bit... and by that I mean maybe it keeps them in the 7th seed and getting swept in the 1st round instead of dropping to the 8th seed and getting swept.
For what it's worth, which is probably not very much ... the Hornets are 12-6 in 2015 after going 3-14 in November and then 6-9 in December. I think they'd give the Raptors or Bulls a semi-decent fight, probably would win a game or two. The Cavs maybe not so much, especially if they continue to play so well that they end up in the 2 seed.
Charlotte has made Toronto their ##### over the last few years; 5 straight Ws stretching back 3 years.
Join the club. Five straight over the Wiz, too.

Who the hell are they losing to?
On the topic of making another team your #####...

 
Hawks and Cs bored me to sleep and I wake up to Hawks lose. No complaints after what they've done but that's a horrible loss as they had complete control of what I saw. Credit to Celtics for fighting though.

 
you hawks better watch out you lose one and the bucks win again we are coming for your brohans take that to the what are you smokin swc bank

 
T-Pups trade Mo Williams and Troy Daniels to Hornets for Gary Neal and a 2nd

and then get Adriean Payne for a future 1st.

Does this help them out?

TIA!
The Hornets? Yeah, kind of. They have a roster full of terrible shooters so bringing in a guy is just kind of a terrible shooter should help a bit... and by that I mean maybe it keeps them in the 7th seed and getting swept in the 1st round instead of dropping to the 8th seed and getting swept.
For what it's worth, which is probably not very much ... the Hornets are 12-6 in 2015 after going 3-14 in November and then 6-9 in December. I think they'd give the Raptors or Bulls a semi-decent fight, probably would win a game or two. The Cavs maybe not so much, especially if they continue to play so well that they end up in the 2 seed.
Charlotte has made Toronto their ##### over the last few years; 5 straight Ws stretching back 3 years.
Join the club. Five straight over the Wiz, too.

Who the hell are they losing to?
On the topic of making another team your #####...
It's not exactly news to me that the Raptors are better than the Wizards. At this point I'd say the Bucks are better than the Wizards too.

That said, it's hard to be upset about a two point loss on the road without Beal and Humphries.

 
Karl and the Kings have reached an agreement for something along the lines of 4 years and $15million. I think that is a great get for the Kings. Obviously it won't make a bit of difference for this season, but with a couple roster moves this offseason, the Kings very well could be a playoff team a year from now.

 

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