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that Gasol signing seemed like a bargain to me

Phish Tank wrote:that Gasol signing seemed like a bargain to me

Yea agreed. Good job Swiss

Swiss making a killing!

Brazilian Knick wrote:I may be wrong, but I don't see Charlotte near making it to the playoffs.
But Brooklyn and Chicago will probably be strong competitors this season.

Nah, I'll happily kick both of their asses.

Just like I did last Season.

--Mags

All these GM's were braggin all year about how much cap space they had. Yet they letting well rated vets and young upside talent get signed to value contracts while they sit on their hands.

Who exactly are y'all saving your dough for? A bidding war on an old broken down D. Wade? There's only but so many decent free agents in this entire class. I figured a young producer who is efficient like Bogdan Bogdanovic would crack $100. Pau Gasol should have cracked at least $40. Chicago Bulls got them both at scale!

Who are you people waiting to bid for? Dunn, I guess.

2010 wrote:All these GM's were braggin all year about how much cap space they had. Yet they letting well rated vets and young upside talent get signed to value contracts while they sit on their hands.

Who exactly are y'all saving your dough for? A bidding war on an old broken down D. Wade? There's only but so many decent free agents in this entire class. I figured a young producer who is efficient like Bogdan Bogdanovic would crack $100. Pau Gasol should have cracked at least $40. Chicago Bulls got them both at scale!

Who are you people waiting to bid for? Dunn, I guess.

Young Iverson still out there

2010 wrote:All these GM's were braggin all year about how much cap space they had. Yet they letting well rated vets and young upside talent get signed to value contracts while they sit on their hands.

Who exactly are y'all saving your dough for? A bidding war on an old broken down D. Wade? There's only but so many decent free agents in this entire class. I figured a young producer who is efficient like Bogdan Bogdanovic would crack $100. Pau Gasol should have cracked at least $40. Chicago Bulls got them both at scale!

Who are you people waiting to bid for? Dunn, I guess.

I was prepared to dump my $98 max bid Bogdanovic...y’all let me have him for cheap, so thanks for leaving me enough room for Gasol! We look forward to having him for our playoff run.

swisscheeseD wrote:

2010 wrote:All these GM's were braggin all year about how much cap space they had. Yet they letting well rated vets and young upside talent get signed to value contracts while they sit on their hands.

Who exactly are y'all saving your dough for? A bidding war on an old broken down D. Wade? There's only but so many decent free agents in this entire class. I figured a young producer who is efficient like Bogdan Bogdanovic would crack $100. Pau Gasol should have cracked at least $40. Chicago Bulls got them both at scale!

Who are you people waiting to bid for? Dunn, I guess.

I was prepared to dump my $98 max bid Bogdanovic...y’all let me have him for cheap, so thanks for leaving me enough room for Gasol! We look forward to having him for our playoff run.

I look forward to crushing that bench and Frontcourt!

Bookmark this too because I'll be right here for crow stew if I lose the Season series too.

--Mags

Triple C wrote:

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Mini Porzingis is back!!!!

With Bird Rights next year IRL for him too!!!

--Mags

magnumt wrote:

swisscheeseD wrote:

2010 wrote:All these GM's were braggin all year about how much cap space they had. Yet they letting well rated vets and young upside talent get signed to value contracts while they sit on their hands.

Who exactly are y'all saving your dough for? A bidding war on an old broken down D. Wade? There's only but so many decent free agents in this entire class. I figured a young producer who is efficient like Bogdan Bogdanovic would crack $100. Pau Gasol should have cracked at least $40. Chicago Bulls got them both at scale!

Who are you people waiting to bid for? Dunn, I guess.

I was prepared to dump my $98 max bid Bogdanovic...y’all let me have him for cheap, so thanks for leaving me enough room for Gasol! We look forward to having him for our playoff run.

I look forward to crushing that bench and Frontcourt!

Bookmark this too because I'll be right here for crow stew if I lose the Season series too.

--Mags

Like last season?

I’ve been holding my bids back a little because if the need to have room for future draft picks. That and my main targets are yet to come up.

Nobody can complain to me, I've been super aggressive! I've signed two guys

swisscheeseD wrote:

magnumt wrote:

swisscheeseD wrote:
I was prepared to dump my $98 max bid Bogdanovic...y’all let me have him for cheap, so thanks for leaving me enough room for Gasol! We look forward to having him for our playoff run.

I look forward to crushing that bench and Frontcourt!

Bookmark this too because I'll be right here for crow stew if I lose the Season series too.

--Mags

Like last season?

<-- 3rd seed, you were what exactly?!

--Mags

On a separate note, how about this Summer ehh?

--Mags

magnumt wrote:On a separate note, how about this Summer ehh?

--Mags

Changing the subject when talking about season series, eh?

swisscheeseD wrote:

magnumt wrote:On a separate note, how about this Summer ehh?

--Mags

Changing the subject when talking about season series, eh?

Ain't wrong tho.

--Mags

TRANSACTION

The Atlanta Hawks have waived Joe Johnson.

TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT

The Golden State Warriors have agreed to trade Luc Mbah a Moute and Joe Harris to the Atlanta Hawks in exchange for David West.

Welcome aboard big fella aka the last OG!!

Kevin Durant’s succinct description of David West: “Perfect veteran.”

The well-preserved 37-year-old former All-Star is in the twilight of his career, but his basketball knowledge and enthusiasm are at a beautiful peak. He shot 57% from the field during the 2017-2018 regular season, a career-high, and assisted on about 20% of his teammates’ field goals while he was on the floor.

Despite limited minutes, and sometimes not playing at all, West was always ready to contribute. As a consummate professional, he filled his bench role with vigor. He set monster screens, rebounded with vigor, and just might have the best passing-IQ on the entire team.

When West gets the ball in his favorite spot, the high post, his teammates instinctively dash toward open areas on the floor. They know he’s calmly waiting for them to dance away from their defender for a split second window in which he will laser them an accurate pass.