Cornbread78
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Bazemore feeling himself too much
he'll be taking those shoes to europe in a couple
The funnier part is I didn;t even know there were 499 players in the NBA, lol
30 teams with 15 max rosters = 450?
Bazemore feeling himself too much
he'll be taking those shoes to europe in a couple
he's our best pg until rondo is backWait the Celtics actually signed Pressey?
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Knux I'd be worried, the tank is in danger
Yep. I refuse to see anymore movies that are advertized as being absolute horror's. There hasn't been an actual horror movie that really messes with my mind in more than a decade. I miss the 80's horror movies.
Tyson Chandler has 2 seasons at 70%...
dunno what your criteria for those numbers are
Tyson Chandler has 2 seasons at 70%...
dunno what your criteria for those numbers are
Under 25 and over 1400 mins played?
that's not a good thingLess minutes and games too
Val will fuck up our chances at a top 10 pick
Is that a good thing?
You're talking about a dude who could singlehandedly lose the lottery for you
Me and Knux are "Summer league doesn't really mean anything.. right?" Bros.
Samurai can join too
Yeah,I was tacking on to what was already said.that's not a good thing
I feel like Ujiri already did that as soon as he didn't trade Rudy Gay for Detroit's pocket lint. He's going to go into the season and "evaluate what he has."
Spoiler alert dude, it's a .400 team that lands the 9th-11th pick and then spends the offseason talking about internal growth and the progress it made by bumping the winning % .037. /stillbitterfromcolangeloyears
Whatever, man. DoinTooMuch got his swag back in the last couple of games. CAN'T STOP, WON'T STOP!
;_;
It feels like they have a starting lineup of a 45-47 win team and the bench of a 20 win team. If Ross can learn how to defend and shoot and pushes DeRozan down to the 6th man role that he needs to be in, they could be pretty good, but otherwise it's kind of a weirdly built team.
Anyone in here talking about how bad Rudy Gay's vision was before he was forced to have eye surgery this off season?
Rudy Gay Describes Vision Problems: It Was Terrible. I Could Hardly Get My License.
Posted on 23 July 2013 by Mack
Rudy Gay has reportedly required contact lenses for years, but after refusing to wear them, or goggles, throughout the year, the Raptors forward had surgery to correct his vision following the season. Prior to the surgery, Gay described his vision as terrible,, saying that he could hardly get his license.
I did have vision problems ..Actually, it was terrible. I could hardly get my license. The National Post reported that he refused to wear the contact lenses he desperately needed, which was correct: I have a stigma about that stuffI cant put anything up my nose and I cant touch my eyes. I think that just comes from me growing up seeing people on drugsI got over my stigma of needles, but I couldnt do any of that other stuff. I couldnt wear contacts. I wore glasses, sometimes.
Hmmm
really good panel from the sloan sports conference this year about the use of advanced stats in the nba. has pritchard, zach lowe, svg, rc buford and some guy from the celtics
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NJNHZNnY4w&feature=player_embedded#at=3280
The U.S. Mens National Team arrived in Vegas on Sunday with twenty-six top NBA stars and two top college stars set to begin their their mini-camp on Monday. On Tuesday, fans will get a behind-the-scenes look at a National Team practice from 3-5 p.m. EDT with players and coaches micd up for the NBA TV Special: NBA Real Training Camp: 2013 USA Basketball.
Maybe in the Drew League.Val's scoring isnt going to make the Raptors not terrible, his defense might though...
In other news, there is 126 people on RealGM that think Rondo can average 20ppg.
Anybody at home able to watch this? Pretty hyped but at the job.
I thought Coach K was done with USA basketball? Or was that just the Olympics?
harden is playing in that?So who makes the team for the World Championship next summer?
Curry
Harden
George
Love
Davis
will be the starters I think.
I thought Coach K was done with USA basketball? Or was that just the Olympics?
Well he didn't get much playing time in the Olympics so I'm guessing he'll be in. I wonder if Durant will show up though.harden is playing in that?
So who makes the team for the World Championship next summer?
Curry
Harden
George
Love
Davis
will be the starters I think.
Anyone in here talking about how bad Rudy Gay's vision was before he was forced to have eye surgery this off season?
Rudy Gay Describes Vision Problems: It Was Terrible. I Could Hardly Get My License.
Posted on 23 July 2013 by Mack
Rudy Gay has reportedly required contact lenses for years, but after refusing to wear them, or goggles, throughout the year, the Raptors forward had surgery to correct his vision following the season. Prior to the surgery, Gay described his vision as terrible,, saying that he could hardly get his license.
I did have vision problems ..Actually, it was terrible. I could hardly get my license. The National Post reported that he refused to wear the contact lenses he desperately needed, which was correct: I have a stigma about that stuffI cant put anything up my nose and I cant touch my eyes. I think that just comes from me growing up seeing people on drugsI got over my stigma of needles, but I couldnt do any of that other stuff. I couldnt wear contacts. I wore glasses, sometimes.
Hmmm
During his Board of Governors address in Las Vegas last week, NBA commissioner David Stern said the league's anti-flopping rules were working well and the competition committee recommended no changes to them.
Not everyone agrees. The National Basketball Players Association is seeking an arbitration hearing on the matter after the National Labor Relations Board recently declined to rule on it, and instead recommended that the matter be sent to an arbitrator.
"We are now in the process of scheduling a case with our arbitrator to determine whether the NBA is allowed to unilaterally impose discipline in an area that exceeds the commissioner's authority without the consent of the union," NBPA interim executive director Ron Klempner told CBSSports.com on Tuesday. "It's a subject they need to bargain with us, and we hope that the arbitrator will find that any type of discipline must be collectively bargained."
If ongoing dialogue between the league and the union results in a compromise on the flopping penalties, an arbitration case would be averted.
The NBA announced the new policy imposing warnings and fines on players found guilty of flopping -- feigning or exaggerating contact to trick the officials into calling fouls -- in October 2012. At the time, then-executive director Billy Hunter announced his intention to file an unfair labor practices charge with the NLRB on the union's behalf. Hunter argued that neither the NBA nor commissioner David Stern had the authority to unilaterally impose a disciplinary policy without the consent of the players' union.
Hunter has since been ousted as the union's executive director in the wake of findings that he failed to properly manage conflicts of interest and put his own self-interests ahead of the union's. While the NBPA searches for a permanent replacement, Hunter has sued the union and its president, Derek Fisher, alleging defamation and breach of contract. Earlier this month, the NBPA, Fisher, and his assistant, Jamie Wior -- also a defendant in Hunter's lawsuit -- filed a motion to dismiss the case. Hunter is seeking, at minimum, the $10.5 million he was owed on his contract at the time of his dismissal. No trial date has been set.
When the league imposed the new flopping penalties, NBA spokesman Tim Frank said: "Our adoption of an anti-flopping rule is fully consistent with our rights and obligations under the collective bargaining agreement and the law."
The policy calls for first-time floppers to receive warnings. Repeat offenders are fined $5,000 for the second offense, $10,000 for the third, $15,000 for the fourth and $30,000 for the fifth. Beyond that, players are subject to additional fines or suspensions.
During the first season under the new rules, nineteen players received flopping warnings and five of those were fined $5,000 each for second offenses: Omer Asik, J.J. Barea, Reggie Evans, Kevin Martin and Gerald Wallace. There were no warnings for flopping during the playoffs, and eight players were fined for one violation each: Tony Allen, Chris Bosh, LeBron James, Jeff Pendergraph, J.R. Smith, Lance Stephenson, David West and Fisher, the union president.
really good panel from the sloan sports conference this year about the use of advanced stats in the nba. has pritchard, zach lowe, svg, rc buford and some guy from the celtics
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NJNHZNnY4w&feature=player_embedded#at=3280
So who makes the team for the World Championship next summer?
Curry
Harden
George
Love
Davis
will be the starters I think.
Val's scoring isnt going to make the Raptors not terrible, his defense might though...
In other news, there is 126 people on RealGM that think Rondo can average 20ppg.
Fuck you NBAPA. Leave the rule alone.