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DingleJerry wrote:For the most part I'd say bets on the lower end West team's unders seems like a good idea. Teams like Dal, Pels, PHX. Couple other Unders I'd probably do are ATL and Nets.

One thing to mention is that I think when this first opened in LV the Spurs were at like 39.5. I see that's been corrected now. I bet the sharps pounced on that one.

ETA: Rewind to this topic last year and I had the Knicks under as the biggest lock I might've ever seen. Nailed that one for once

leroyjw10 wrote:

Jez2983 wrote:

AussieBuck wrote:Warriors look low

Yes if Klay was back. But man they're thin.

Yeah, but I could totally see Steph and Draymond coming out in f-you mode. Plus, they added a third all-star in D'Angelo. I'd be surprised if they don't hit 50 wins.

worthlessBucks wrote:For whatever the reason, I feel like I spent a good portion of my childhood using Lorenzen Wright in basketball video games. Glad to see some justice served to those responsible for his death.

NBA Live.

DrWood wrote:I wouldn't have minded Korkmaz as a developmental wing, but he went back to 6ers. I thought he had signed with a foreign team, but I guess he got out of that contract.

DrWood wrote:

DrWood wrote:I wouldn't have minded Korkmaz as a developmental wing, but he went back to 6ers. I thought he had signed with a foreign team, but I guess he got out of that contract.

And now they sign Trey Burke, which makes them better.

Pachinko_ wrote:

GoldenAntlers wrote:

KidA24 wrote:
Signed him to a max deal just 4 years ago.

Amazing.

That is so crazy. I knew nothing about him when we signed him, but convinced myself it was a great move. Times done changed.

And it's not like he regressed or anything, he's still exactly the same guy he was back then.
Just totally failed talent evaluation by the Bucks. He is tall though!

jute2003 wrote:

Pachinko_ wrote:

GoldenAntlers wrote:That is so crazy. I knew nothing about him when we signed him, but convinced myself it was a great move. Times done changed.

And it's not like he regressed or anything, he's still exactly the same guy he was back then.
Just totally failed talent evaluation by the Bucks. He is tall though!

He was pretty good during his skinny year here. His margin for being effective is super thin. His athleticism is and always has been marginal but when he slimmed down the one year his feet were a lot quicker and he was much more mobile. He was an able defender and obviously his and1 offensive self.

Pachinko_ wrote:

jute2003 wrote:

Pachinko_ wrote:And it's not like he regressed or anything, he's still exactly the same guy he was back then.
Just totally failed talent evaluation by the Bucks. He is tall though!

He was pretty good during his skinny year here. His margin for being effective is super thin. His athleticism is and always has been marginal but when he slimmed down the one year his feet were a lot quicker and he was much more mobile. He was an able defender and obviously his and1 offensive self.

I thought he sucked from day 1, and I have the sneaking suspicion that we were shopping him also from pretty much day 1.

worthlessBucks wrote:For whatever the reason, I feel like I spent a good portion of my childhood using Lorenzen Wright in basketball video games. Glad to see some justice served to those responsible for his death.

NBA Live.

RRyder823 wrote:I need either football or bball to start up. Then again summer has only been here for like 3 weeks so I'm torn

vegaspacker wrote:

RRyder823 wrote:I need either football or bball to start up. Then again summer has only been here for like 3 weeks so I'm torn

Agreed, need moar realgm sports!

ESPN's Zach Lowe and The Ringer's Bill Simmons recently discussed the likelihood of an Iguodala trade on Simmons' podcast, with all signs pointing to the Clippers as the most likely landing spot.

Lowe: Can you imagine if [the Clippers] got Iguodala, who they want, and they could throw Iguodala, Kawhi and Paul George at LeBron for 48 minutes? I mean, that's the best you can do. That's the three best guys to guard LeBron in the entire league you can throw at them, all on the same team.

Simmons: My guess is that's where he ends up. And I think it's an important question because he does have two years left as the sage, Robert Horry kind of guy who's been there, been in every big moment. And he has just a tiny bit left in the tank. I could see it.

Lowe: He's good. Andre's a good player. He's a 'save yourself for when it matters player, but he's good.

Simmons: I do think that's where he ends up, with the Clippers.

jakecronus8 wrote:How on earth can people defend Lebron for acting like a child at his son’s game? He was dancing and doing samurai kicks on the floor while the game was going on and even lost his shoe on the floor with players running around. It’s funny to me that literally any criticism thrown at this guy makes you a hater and he’s even being lauded for this. Maybe I’m the strange one but if my dad acted like this at one of my games I’d be embarrassed AF ask him to never come to another game. apparently this is just the tip of the iceberg too as he regularly throws down dunks during warm ups and makes an ass out of himself in front of referees.

I like what Shannon sharpe said. Exact same scenario but insert Lavar Ball into Lebron’s place. Guessing the narrative is a bit different. Video in case you haven’t seen it:

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