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Boston and bad breakups with PGs, name a worse combo.
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OakleyDokely wrote:[Twitter]?s=19[/twitter]
Boston and bad breakups with PGs, name a worse combo.
Boston still has two really good young guys in Tatum and Brown which will keep them competitive but it will be a lot harder for them to improve going forward now that they've gone through their draft pick warchest and they have little cap flexibility.MixxSRC wrote:Boston failing is just insane too me. They had so many assets, had great team of players and it looks like their window is slowly closing unless they do something
Jcity08 wrote:Coach Buds wiki page is too good
raf1995 wrote:I just don’t think he has that kind of potential. I think we will regret not trading him for a haul in a few years when he’s a mid-tier starter with nice playmaking and defense and a shaky jumper.
LBJKB24MJ23 wrote:Jcity08 wrote:Coach Buds wiki page is too good
what is new on it?
The Los Angeles Lakers are in the market to hire a new head athletic trainer after injuries ravaged their 2020-21 season.
Nina Hsieh, promoted to head trainer two years ago, did not have her contract renewed, sources told ESPN.
WaltFrazier wrote:And Nick nurse doesn't let players shoot floaters.
"I definitely knew he traveled, but I didn't know they were going to call it. That was one of them situations in which a great player made a move...and they called the call. And I was like, 'Oh, man, there is a God.'
tecumseh18 wrote:Boring, irrelevant story. Hope it stays that way.The Los Angeles Lakers are in the market to hire a new head athletic trainer after injuries ravaged their 2020-21 season.
Nina Hsieh, promoted to head trainer two years ago, did not have her contract renewed, sources told ESPN.
https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/31667425/los-angeles-lakers-renew-contract-head-trainer-following-injury-riddled-season-sources-say
hsb wrote:WaltFrazier wrote:And Nick nurse doesn't let players shoot floaters.
Wait, what?
WaltFrazier wrote:Didn't know if a whole thread was needed. But I have read so much about how analytics don't like mid range J's. And Nick nurse doesn't let players shoot floaters. But all the guards and wings who have emerged as great players in these playoffs have one or both. Kawhi, PG, Chris Paul, Morant, Trae, Booker, KD, Harden, on and on....
In playoffs the D can protect the rim and run guys off the line, so you need that mid range game to win in the playoffs.
Sinant wrote:I treat the Phoenix/Cleveland/Boston Shaqs like I do Wizards MJ. Never happened.
Dalek wrote:Boston has no Aigne, no coach Stevens (replaced with a rookie), and they are working out prospects and interviewing guys like Scottie Barnes:
Something is up. I expect some major changes coming for Boston, otherwise Stevens is really spinning the wheels to look busy.
douggood wrote:Dalek wrote:Boston has no Aigne, no coach Stevens (replaced with a rookie), and they are working out prospects and interviewing guys like Scottie Barnes:
Something is up. I expect some major changes coming for Boston, otherwise Stevens is really spinning the wheels to look busy.
interview, and they did have 16th pick up to a week ago, the interview might have happened before they traded pick.
he talked to bulls, who have no 1st, again that probably happened before lottery.
Dalek wrote:douggood wrote:Dalek wrote:Boston has no Aigne, no coach Stevens (replaced with a rookie), and they are working out prospects and interviewing guys like Scottie Barnes:
Something is up. I expect some major changes coming for Boston, otherwise Stevens is really spinning the wheels to look busy.
interview, and they did have 16th pick up to a week ago, the interview might have happened before they traded pick.
he talked to bulls, who have no 1st, again that probably happened before lottery.
Maybe it is just a timing thing. I do think Stevens is a wild card as he is calling the shot now. I doubt he just stands pat considering the volume of workouts Boston is doing.