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sup, its been a while. ; )
Basically the look I've had the past 3 years.
sup, its been a while. ; )
Basically the look I've had the past 3 years.
I don't see Wiggins making much of a difference, at least not this year, on this Cavs team. Their biggest problem is defense, yes, but it's that they have absolutely zero post/paint defenders. Most good team Ds start inside out.
Would the Cavs consider DeAndre Jordan if the Clippers let him walk? He's gonna want max money.
Ahh I see, thanks for clearing that up everyone who replied. I do think it makes sense then, his contract is not exactly small.
Feels like the past 15 years.
It sure has ;-) things are gonna get better next year :-( lolsup, its been a while. ; )
The west won 4 of the past 7 finals
Eric Gordon out indefinitely with a torn labrum.
Seems like the Pelicans can never catch a break injury-wise.
True. But not just Gordon. Davis and Ryan Anderson last year, Asik a few days ago with his back, etc. Feels like every time they're at full strength someone goes down.Isn't Eric Gordon always injured though?
Oh, the other thing I forgot to mention is that unlike something like baseball, NBA trades require that salaries match within a certain percentage. So you can't trade someone making 20M a year for someone making 2M. So the only way to dump salary is to do what they did and get someone with a contract that they can buy out or that is expiring.
That's why extra players like Bebe get thrown into deals. Lou was making just over 5 million and Salmons was making 7.5 so the Hawks needed to include another player to make the salaries match.
The other supporting characters are just as wacky. Nick Young is actually pretty good at creating shots, but he’s a bit of a living cartoon character, and opposing TV announcers titter like teenagers when they call Young (over and over and over) “Swaggy P.” Carlos Boozer, once a polished scorer and passer, looks more like a screaming aerobics instructor on defense. His go-to move against the pick-and-roll is splaying his limbs in an attempt to kick the ball, stop play, and get through just one more damn defensive possession:
Could this be the night the Sixers finally win?
Would the Cavs consider DeAndre Jordan if the Clippers let him walk? He's gonna want max money.
Would the Cavs consider DeAndre Jordan if the Clippers let him walk? He's gonna want max money.
He's not going to get max money. He might get a slight pay upgrade, but that's about it. I could see him staying with the Clippers, but it depends on a lot. I'd hate to see him go, but the Clippers can't afford to spend a ton more on him.
Could this be the night the Sixers finally win?
Cavs playing defense sighting.
Offensive flow is...well, I'm still hoping for a .500 November. We look so rough. We'll look better in a couple of months, though. The flashes of brilliance are there. Sustained, consistent brilliance? Will take awhile as I expected...and I look forward to seeing it when it all comes together.
Every time I watch a Cavs offensive set Kevin Love is just parking his butt on the weak-side 3 point line while Varejao is the one who is posting up, setting picks, or involved in the offense. I find that rather odd.
Agree 100%.
I do hope we see K Love in this nice pick & rolls, but maybe Kevin doesn't like rolling to the basket? I have no idea. But I think everyone envisioned LeBron & Kevin in pick & rolls as the ultimate pick your poison scenario. I feel like we've seen that 3 times this year.
Raps are legit.
Love in the post means Andy is tasked with spreading the floor. That's not happening. Love is the primary floor spacer on that team, since Kyrie handles. You can't put Love on the block at the same time Andy is there either. That would leave no spacing for the best offensive player on the floor, LeBron. That offense should be setup to max LeBron first, then sort everyone else out after. That means keeping Love on the perimeter playing like Bosh of the last few seasons. PEACE.Every time I watch a Cavs offensive set Kevin Love is just parking his butt on the weak-side 3 point line while Varejao is the one who is posting up, setting picks, or involved in the offense. I find that rather odd.
Raps are legit.
Welp
Love in the post means Andy is tasked with spreading the floor. That's not happening. Love is the primary floor spacer on that team, since Kyrie handles. You can't put Love on the block at the same time Andy is there either. That would leave no spacing for the best offensive player on the floor, LeBron. That offense should be setup to max LeBron first, then sort everyone else out after. That means keeping Love on the perimeter playing like Bosh of the last few seasons. PEACE.
Mavs are going to wreck us :lol
Mavs are going to wreck us :lol
Happy the Rockets won, but honestly. No Bev, Jones or Howard? That's a team that is probably a 10th seed.