FrozenEnvelope wrote:We are to the Cavs what Miami is to us.
I wouldnt say that. Given a healthy squad I say we'd beat Miami last year. This season I'd say we improved even more and we basically own them now.
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FrozenEnvelope wrote:We are to the Cavs what Miami is to us.
sol537 wrote:Cavs will want Mitch Robinson, Bogs, McBride and a warchest of picks. We won’t give up Randle, or the nova boys in such a deal IMO. It’s gonna be the picks. Cavs sell their fans on loading back up on youth and restocking picks like they had before the Spida trade.
KnicksGod wrote:It was an interesting choice that he went with Jericho over Precious who had played very well
Sort of obvious why, size. But still noteworthy
sol537 wrote:Cavs will want Mitch Robinson, Bogs, McBride and a warchest of picks. We won’t give up Randle, or the nova boys in such a deal IMO. It’s gonna be the picks. Cavs sell their fans on loading back up on youth and restocking picks like they had before the Spida trade.
KnixtapeH20 wrote:sol537 wrote:Cavs will want Mitch Robinson, Bogs, McBride and a warchest of picks. We won’t give up Randle, or the nova boys in such a deal IMO. It’s gonna be the picks. Cavs sell their fans on loading back up on youth and restocking picks like they had before the Spida trade.
If they ask for Mitch they can EAD... they can have Isiah and pay him
and EAD about Deuce too
KnicksGod wrote:sol537 wrote:Cavs will want Mitch Robinson, Bogs, McBride and a warchest of picks. We won’t give up Randle, or the nova boys in such a deal IMO. It’s gonna be the picks. Cavs sell their fans on loading back up on youth and restocking picks like they had before the Spida trade.
Screw McBride being in the package too
Picks and that’s it
KnixtapeH20 wrote:sol537 wrote:Cavs will want Mitch Robinson, Bogs, McBride and a warchest of picks. We won’t give up Randle, or the nova boys in such a deal IMO. It’s gonna be the picks. Cavs sell their fans on loading back up on youth and restocking picks like they had before the Spida trade.
If they ask for Mitch they can EAD... they can have Isiah and pay him
and EAD about Deuce too
robillionaire wrote:Why is everyone suddenly thinking they are going to trade us Donovan Mitchell was there a recent report or something?
Leon will go after a bigger fish
KnicksGod wrote:The other aspect of this is that DM while keeping DD is sort of off unless you try three guards. You can’t really sit DD at this point. You can if you don’t believe in him I guess but he’s obv way exceeding the play of some spot offense bench guy
robillionaire wrote:Why is everyone suddenly thinking they are going to trade us Donovan Mitchell was there a recent report or something?
Leon will go after a bigger fish
KnicksGod wrote:robillionaire wrote:Why is everyone suddenly thinking they are going to trade us Donovan Mitchell was there a recent report or something?
Leon will go after a bigger fish
No, but for a 2nd seed they look like junk and we look like we are right there
Hes_On_Fire wrote:KnixtapeH20 wrote:sol537 wrote:Cavs will want Mitch Robinson, Bogs, McBride and a warchest of picks. We won’t give up Randle, or the nova boys in such a deal IMO. It’s gonna be the picks. Cavs sell their fans on loading back up on youth and restocking picks like they had before the Spida trade.
If they ask for Mitch they can EAD... they can have Isiah and pay him
and EAD about Deuce too
Hartenstein - when fully healthy - is better than Robinson.
I’m sorry you still can’t admit this.
One dimensional centers are not playable in the playoffs.
cgmw wrote:jvsimonetti0514 wrote:cgmw wrote:Formula to prevent 100% of injuries, huh?
How about 80%:
Mitch
Randle
OG
[Donte]
Brunson
I’m not getting into your personal beef with Clyde, but your counter argument is paper thin nonsense. I mean thanks for the mindblowing insight that there’s no formula to avoid 100% of injuries! Masterful! Have a great night.
I hate myself for getting in the middle of this but how is it Thibs fault that Jaquez under cut Randle or Brunson bumped knees with Okoro? Or OG’s bone spurs in his elbow?
First, the concept of “fault” or blame is only useful insofar as public sentiment can sway a man’s job security. Cause and effect are never completely cut and dried, but you can be damn sure Tom Thibodeau teams will suffer more injuries over time than most other coaches because the basic laws of probability dictate that players playing more minutes at higher intensities in a physical maximum rim-attack/rim-protect system will have a greater chance of hurting themselves on all types of plays, including the ones you just mentioned.
That make sense? It’s not complicated and frankly it’s not controversial. Everybody knows this about Thibs. The upshot is that he gets incredible production out of guys while they’re healthy. Look at Donte and Hart tonight and tell me we’re not on borrowed time until one of them drops next. The bright side is until they drop, they’re playing out of their damn minds.
Don’t get me wrong, I think Thibs is an excellent coach and the right man for the job at MSG. It’s just plain as day that he’s gonna injure his players.
KnicksGod wrote:Hart is probably the only body who can withstand Thibs coaching
Gravy wrote:cgmw wrote:jvsimonetti0514 wrote:
I hate myself for getting in the middle of this but how is it Thibs fault that Jaquez under cut Randle or Brunson bumped knees with Okoro? Or OG’s bone spurs in his elbow?
First, the concept of “fault” or blame is only useful insofar as public sentiment can sway a man’s job security. Cause and effect are never completely cut and dried, but you can be damn sure Tom Thibodeau teams will suffer more injuries over time than most other coaches because the basic laws of probability dictate that players playing more minutes at higher intensities in a physical maximum rim-attack/rim-protect system will have a greater chance of hurting themselves on all types of plays, including the ones you just mentioned.
That make sense? It’s not complicated and frankly it’s not controversial. Everybody knows this about Thibs. The upshot is that he gets incredible production out of guys while they’re healthy. Look at Donte and Hart tonight and tell me we’re not on borrowed time until one of them drops next. The bright side is until they drop, they’re playing out of their damn minds.
Don’t get me wrong, I think Thibs is an excellent coach and the right man for the job at MSG. It’s just plain as day that he’s gonna injure his players.
You masterfully avoided answering the question, said something about rim-attack/rim-protect which also does not answer the question and a bunch of other made up unrelated things.
cgmw wrote:Gravy wrote:cgmw wrote:First, the concept of “fault” or blame is only useful insofar as public sentiment can sway a man’s job security. Cause and effect are never completely cut and dried, but you can be damn sure Tom Thibodeau teams will suffer more injuries over time than most other coaches because the basic laws of probability dictate that players playing more minutes at higher intensities in a physical maximum rim-attack/rim-protect system will have a greater chance of hurting themselves on all types of plays, including the ones you just mentioned.
That make sense? It’s not complicated and frankly it’s not controversial. Everybody knows this about Thibs. The upshot is that he gets incredible production out of guys while they’re healthy. Look at Donte and Hart tonight and tell me we’re not on borrowed time until one of them drops next. The bright side is until they drop, they’re playing out of their damn minds.
Don’t get me wrong, I think Thibs is an excellent coach and the right man for the job at MSG. It’s just plain as day that he’s gonna injure his players.
You masterfully avoided answering the question, said something about rim-attack/rim-protect which also does not answer the question and a bunch of other made up unrelated things.
I’ll rephrase exactly the same thought in short bullet points so maybe you’ll understand:
• Literally nothing is Thibs’ “fault,” including the injuries, until the minute they fire him for it.
Thibs increases the odds of player injury by:
• Increased minutes;
• Increased intensity;
• Increased physical contact at the rim.
Period. I said nothing different. I dodged no questions. It’s still plain as day, and the entire basketball universe understands and accepts it as the cost of doing business with Tom T.