Shooshmoo
Well-known member
Here's a question no one seems to be asking.
What if Steve Nash isn't a good coach?
Every Nets fan on Twitter has already answered that question.
Here's a question no one seems to be asking.
What if Steve Nash isn't a good coach?
It blew my mind the day of the trade that Nets willingly paired up Harden and Embiid for one of their rivals in exchange for Ben freaking Simmons and 3 more years of $35-40M, plus some decent albeit one-trick ponies in Curry and Drummond. Nothing that has happened since re: Simmons surprises me at all. Guy is just the absolute worst. Even if the Sixers lost depth in that trade and Harden has lost a step (which he clearly has), you're doing that trade every damn time if you're the Sixers just to get out of that terrible Simmons contract.Buckets and others really out here trying to tell me that 0 games Ben Simmons is more valuable on the play in Nets than 3x scoring champ, assist leader and MVP Harden on the 4 seed Sixers
I can’t square it personally, no matter how badly the Sixers play
Maybe next year if Simmons starts tearing it up? But watching the Nets get bounced hard and Drummond and Seth barely contributing and Ben not at all? Get fucked!
Huh, that's strange. Marcus Smart First Round G4 showing for me.For Plama Invitational can we update our own numbers if there is an error? Marcus Smart showing nothing for game 4. I don’t mind updating my own if ayo’s code has BUGS
On another note, Tatum is pretty clearly a top-5 player now.
replacing who?
Tatum’s defense has improved so much
It feels to me like he pushes off to create his shot a LOT but also his shot selection and efficiency have improved (to my eye test anyway, haven’t looked at the numbers)
I can’t just call him a chucker anymore at least with a straight face
Tentative list:
Ph
D14
Juice
Kory
Pilch
Sig
Townie
RSF?
That's 8 right there. Good stuff.
Here are the NBA comps:
A 22.5 pts, 6.3 reb, 4.9 ast 47/32/82 (Kobe at 21)
B 23.8 pts, 6.2 reb, 4.1 ast 46/39/85 (Ingram last season)
C 25.3 pts, 6.5 reb, 2.8 ast 47/42/86 (KD at age 20)
D 23.4 pts, 7.0 reb, 3.0 ast 45/40/81 (Tatum last season)
E 24.1 pts, 5.2 reb, 6.8 ast 48/29/76 (D-Wade at 23)
F 26.6 pts, 7.3 reb, 3.3 ast 50/37/85 (Kawhi for the Raptors at age 27)
G 21.7 pts, 6.8 reb, 3.5 ast 42/36/86 (PG at 23)
palma: C, B, F, D, E, A, G
Tejas: C, A, F, B, D, E, G
Townie: F, C, A, B, G, D, E
My point was that it's perfectly reasonable to give Ingram and Tatum max contracts because they're on a similar trajectory as elite wings of the previous two generations. I looked at few other players to do this. What's clear is that Lebron and KD were in another world with respect to production at a very early age.
it was like two years ago that Jokic and the Nuggets beat the Kawhi and PG13 Clipse to get to the WCF
Jerami Grant was sneaky very important, though! It just seems like where the league is headed, wing can't be a weakness to be successful. I agree they don't necessarily have to be your best or second best player, but it can't be a liability.it was like two years ago that Jokic and the Nuggets beat the Kawhi and PG13 Clipse to get to the WCF