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Traitor Danny said that the day he picked up the exception. We just have to face that he's the guy in your fantasy league who would rather win trades than games. He's sending the same, "yeah, you'd be giving me a superstar, but you'd be getting THREE scrubs!!!" offers around the league that the Malaysian kid in your freESPN league does every week and thinks that's GMing
, Hoping he just hyper-extended his knee and it isn't too serious
they should have been starting that 2 months ago, definite good year to tank with the talent coming in the draft this yearHouston starting 5 tonight:
Kevin Porter Jr
Ben McLemore
Justin Patton
Sterling Brown
Jae’Sean Tate
Starting to look like Brooklyn’s postseason lineups from last year.
it is an interesting story i would love to hear more about from himself. He was looking great in his early career, so strange how he went to San Antonio and just went kaput
oof, that looked like it hurt. full weight and a deep bend.ohh Joel
Seeing how Embiid ws out for awhile after Lebron pushed him in mid-air, and how he got hurt after he dunked tonight, it makes me thankful the Sixers never made that Harden trade, and at the same time makes me think Darryl has to do something to bring in some more help since Embiid's window my not be that big
average human being - 6 weeks, no exercise.
especially for a guy over 7 feet tall and around 280. Pretty sure the Sixers have 2 weeks to fivgure out if they have to speed Embiid back or not. My guess in determining figures
Definitely a relief. But I think this puts him out of the MVP race, and puts us out of the #1 seed (which is incredibly valuable given how hard it will be to beat the Nets and how great we are at home vs bad on the road.)
AJ Brown had one of these that he reactivated week 1 putting him out another month. The top seed seems pretty valuable this year though.
People don't trust regular season success. We've seen a lot of new up and coming teams have a great regular season, only to fizzle in the playoffs against veteran teams that have won it all before (recently, the Bucks come to mind). Probably the only recent exception to that is Golden State when they won their first. Even the Raptors had a proven champion in Kawhi. None of the prominent members of Utah or Phoenix have ever won a championship.
The Nets also have Kyrie and Durant to lead them through the playoffs. (If they can figure out how to get stops)
Coach Bud and Giannis basically being a liability late in games is why i have no faith in the Bucks playoff hopesJayrod said:
A Suns fan but I see no scenario they win the title.jon_mx said:
Ah yes, zero credibility from that guy at all. But hey, you know more than him.
Knicks are entertaining to watch for the first time in a while. They play hard at least.
He's currently tied for 6th in MVP odds, but I'm assuming he will rise higher over the next few weeks.
What call? The travel? Looked like he went up, never lost control of the ball and came down.
sounds like Julius Randle agrees:
This. The outrage over this call is baffling. That was an easy travel call. As you said, he never once lost control of the ball. Just because someone touches the ball doesn't mean you can then land with said ball. Once Kyrie got a piece of it and disrupted his shot, it was Randle's own damn fault that he didn't just let go of the ball and let it bounce, then pick it back up, like the other 99 out of 100 times this happens.
just saw Boston media guy saying Ainge wants to hold TPE and tey will make a trade for Beal this summer. Lol, Boston media loves to try and hint the C's will get every superstar in the league
