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Turk Nowitzki wrote:MikeIsGood wrote:Also, *looks around nervously*, I think Crowder's playoff performance has been overrated by some just because he played well against us.
I feel like everyone has a pretty good understanding that Crowder isn't some incredible player but he is probably a playable playoff rotation player against our premium competitors whereas Grayson probably is not.
buckboy wrote:ReasonablySober wrote:Read the article. KD is right.
Who gives a **** if he's right?
FlagsFlyForever wrote:buckboy wrote:ReasonablySober wrote:Read the article. KD is right.
Who gives a **** if he's right?
I'm assuming the people who compared him to Giannis as if they're in similar situations? The Bucks have two all star caliber players coming back and Giannis knows he has a great supporting cast when the team is healthy. The Nets are paying $81 million to the two most toxic players in the league.
KD is right and he's not the problem in Brooklyn.
MartyConlonOnTheRun wrote:He would have 5 rings right now if he used to use his star power to construct a winning team instead of F-ing Kyrie.
buckboy wrote:FlagsFlyForever wrote:buckboy wrote:
Who gives a **** if he's right?
I'm assuming the people who compared him to Giannis as if they're in similar situations? The Bucks have two all star caliber players coming back and Giannis knows he has a great supporting cast when the team is healthy. The Nets are paying $81 million to the two most toxic players in the league.
KD is right and he's not the problem in Brooklyn.
KD is a **** clown.
John Henson wrote:This lady just asked me who I play for and I said the Milwaukee Bucks, she quickly replied “oh the highschool across the street?”
ReasonablySober wrote:buckboy wrote:FlagsFlyForever wrote:I'm assuming the people who compared him to Giannis as if they're in similar situations? The Bucks have two all star caliber players coming back and Giannis knows he has a great supporting cast when the team is healthy. The Nets are paying $81 million to the two most toxic players in the league.
KD is right and he's not the problem in Brooklyn.
KD is a **** clown.
Why?
Gery Woelfel wrote:Got a time big boy?
on my team 
Prez wrote:blazza18 wrote:The price for SGA would have to be through the roof. Wonder if Presti even thinks about moving him?
OKC fans should burn their arena to the ground if they trade him lol. He’s only 24 years old, you just build around him. He’s a legit superstar now and with his insane skill level and craftiness his game will age extremely well, barring injuries you have an elite level player for like the next decade.
Imagine being a Clippers fan lol. You had this kid and you flipped him along with a **** load of picks for Playoff P and vague reports of Kawhi’s injury recovery.
ReasonablySober wrote:buckboy wrote:FlagsFlyForever wrote:I'm assuming the people who compared him to Giannis as if they're in similar situations? The Bucks have two all star caliber players coming back and Giannis knows he has a great supporting cast when the team is healthy. The Nets are paying $81 million to the two most toxic players in the league.
KD is right and he's not the problem in Brooklyn.
KD is a **** clown.
Why?
randy84 wrote:Turk Nowitzki wrote:MikeIsGood wrote:Also, *looks around nervously*, I think Crowder's playoff performance has been overrated by some just because he played well against us.
I feel like everyone has a pretty good understanding that Crowder isn't some incredible player but he is probably a playable playoff rotation player against our premium competitors whereas Grayson probably is not.
He looked pretty good in the playoffs against the Bulls, so I think he is playable in the playoffs.
During an appearance on the latest episode of the “Brian Windhorst & The Hoop Collective” podcast, ESPN reporter Marc Spears said that Fox hiring Paul to represent him doesn’t mean he’s asking for a trade, and that Fox himself told him he’s quite content in Sacramento:
Spears: ”He just loves how they’ve treated him, he wants to win for them, he wants to win for the city.”
Windhorst: ”Can I interrupt you again? So he just switched to Rich Paul as his agent and he’s under contract for many years, I think he’s got three years left after this, but I don’t know...”
Spears: ”He’s not asking out. I think people were nervous about that, but De’Aaron doesn’t want to leave. He’s kind of in the Dame mold. Like he wants to do something special there. Because I asked him, ‘why haven’t you asked out?’ And he was like ‘I don’t want to be handed something. I want to build something here.’”
Que the collective sigh of relief from every Kings fan.
SupremeHustle wrote:LaMelo just rolled his ankle on a fan's foot. Got helped to the locker room.