daoneandonly wrote:ejs78 wrote:Biyombo was just waived
Easy decision to cut Powell and sign him
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daoneandonly wrote:ejs78 wrote:Biyombo was just waived
Easy decision to cut Powell and sign him


Mavrelous wrote:Lakers, Warriors and Grizzlies are out of play in right now, and Jazz and Rockers are in.

Dirk wrote:Mavrelous wrote:Lakers, Warriors and Grizzlies are out of play in right now, and Jazz and Rockers are in.
I think the Lakers definitely end up making it in - they are the IST champs afterall. And probably the Warriors as well.

Mavrelous wrote:Dirk wrote:Mavrelous wrote:Lakers, Warriors and Grizzlies are out of play in right now, and Jazz and Rockers are in.
I think the Lakers definitely end up making it in - they are the IST champs afterall. And probably the Warriors as well.
Man it sure doesn't look like it, I'd rank the Lakers as least likely, Warriros, we'll need to see how they look with Draymond, but Klay is ramping up at least, he's having 1 good game every 2 games.

Dirk wrote:Mavrelous wrote:Dirk wrote:
I think the Lakers definitely end up making it in - they are the IST champs afterall. And probably the Warriors as well.
Man it sure doesn't look like it, I'd rank the Lakers as least likely, Warriros, we'll need to see how they look with Draymond, but Klay is ramping up at least, he's having 1 good game every 2 games.
I dont understand how the Lakers have been so bad. I know people dismiss the IST, but to me that was proof they were a tough team and their roster to me doesnt look as bad as people make it out to be.
Granted, it seems their coach is hated by Lakers fans, so maybe him being bad may explain the bad record. I still expect them to go on some sort of run and make it.

Mavrelous wrote:How about them Cowboys though?


Dirk wrote:Mavrelous wrote:How about them Cowboys though?
They were curb stomped out of the playoffs and now will be ridiculed for the many many months until they maybe look good next winter.

Mavrelous wrote:Dirk wrote:Mavrelous wrote:How about them Cowboys though?
They were curb stomped out of the playoffs and now will be ridiculed for the many many months until they maybe look good next winter.
I have a friend who did his PhD on the east coast, he got hooked on to American Footbal, he's been running jokes since the morning and posting images of sad Cowboys fans.

Dirk wrote:Does he have a criminal record?![]()
The Cowboys are like the Lakers. And this is like a hot Lakers team, #2 seed losing to a low seed at home, in a Suns like game 7 performance. Chaos will ensue now.
Dirk wrote:Mavrelous wrote:Dirk wrote:
They were curb stomped out of the playoffs and now will be ridiculed for the many many months until they maybe look good next winter.
I have a friend who did his PhD on the east coast, he got hooked on to American Footbal, he's been running jokes since the morning and posting images of sad Cowboys fans.
Does he have a criminal record?![]()
The Cowboys are like the Lakers. And this is like a hot Lakers team, #2 seed losing to a low seed at home, in a Suns like game 7 performance. Chaos will ensue now.

Mavrelous wrote:West is getting messy, OKC came back to earth, Kings are slumping, and Suns and Jazz are surging.

Bob8 wrote:Mavrelous wrote:West is getting messy, OKC came back to earth, Kings are slumping, and Suns and Jazz are surging.
Suns win was more or less a fluke.
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Suns had the easiest schedule till now, and with their lineup can't play any D.

Dirk wrote:Bob8 wrote:Mavrelous wrote:West is getting messy, OKC came back to earth, Kings are slumping, and Suns and Jazz are surging.
Suns win was more or less a fluke.
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Suns had the easiest schedule till now, and with their lineup can't play any D.
Means "they didn't give up". Unfortunately, that just makes it a better win.
Hope I am wrong, but I think the Lakers, Suns and even the Warriors will end up in the playoffs/jockeying with the Mavs for positions, despite their ongoing troubles.
And yes, I am trying to jinx them and be wrong.
Mavrelous wrote:Don't sleep on the Jazz, they, with OKC and to lesser extent Boston, have started a new offensive trend, almost all starters are dribble penetration threats and shooting threats with one or 2 players getting the most attention, no conventional POA, it seems to be working.
They may not be a sure PO team, but they'll cling on play in seeding very tight.

Bob8 wrote:Mavrelous wrote:Don't sleep on the Jazz, they, with OKC and to lesser extent Boston, have started a new offensive trend, almost all starters are dribble penetration threats and shooting threats with one or 2 players getting the most attention, no conventional POA, it seems to be working.
They may not be a sure PO team, but they'll cling on play in seeding very tight.
The painful truth about the Jazz is, that Mavs could have Markkanen for very cheap. He was 1 on of the few players, who wanted to be traded to Mavs.
Mavrelous wrote:Bob8 wrote:Mavrelous wrote:Don't sleep on the Jazz, they, with OKC and to lesser extent Boston, have started a new offensive trend, almost all starters are dribble penetration threats and shooting threats with one or 2 players getting the most attention, no conventional POA, it seems to be working.
They may not be a sure PO team, but they'll cling on play in seeding very tight.
The painful truth about the Jazz is, that Mavs could have Markkanen for very cheap. He was 1 on of the few players, who wanted to be traded to Mavs.
It's worse...
They could've signed him outright, they had the cap space, and CHI had to go into tax to match, something they don't do, but they prefered retaining THJ + signing Bullock.