TownieDeac
words are futile devices
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The second kitchen, you mean?
Yea I think that’s the in-law suite/servants kitchen.
The second kitchen, you mean?
I have two tattoos, one is an American Oystercatcher.
Be a lot more badass if it was a Great Blue Heron.
I get your point, but less than two seasons ago on the NBA thread there was talk about how the NBA sucked because GSW was going to win championships for years. Then Toronto won. Now the Lakers won. Lebron is almost 40... That isn't going to last. It's a competitive league.
This. I think people complaining about NBA player movement are usually complaining about players having the power and freedom to play where they want to play. Kawhi forced a trade and won a championship for Toronto. It was a lot of drama, but all things considered it was a fair trade. AD wanted to play with Lebron, so the Lakers traded several years of past and future drafts to get him. Franchises are willing to make big moves to get the players they want. That's fine. That's not new. Neither is players taking less than market value to play on a contender.
Save the outrage for if the league manipulates the draft so the Lakers get Bronny. Otherwise, if your team drafts good players and wins, good players will want to play there.
For what it’s worth Charlotte is the 9th largest media market city in the NBA.
NY
LA
Chicago
Houston
Phoenix
Philadelphia
San Antonio
Dallas
Charlotte (incline!)
I swam in high school until my senior year when I decided to play basketball so I could be in a sport with my good friends.
I was not good, but could outjump the tallest guy on the team, was only 6-4, so I would be put it just for the tip and then taken out the rest of the game.
That's my basketball story other than winning the c league in intramurals at wake.
I did theater in high school. I was a behind the scenes guy though. Worked my way up to stage manager senior year.
Just the tip.
It is. Even the trades. The Raptors don't get Kawhi without trading their own draft picks in DeRozan and Poeltl and another pick. The Lakers may not get AD without trading high ceiling players they drafted in Ingram and Ball. That trade probably doesn't work with Dragan Bender and Josh Jackson (the Suns later picks in those drafts).