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CSL_1904 wrote:Makes sense for Miami now that they have their star in Butler. Not much space for other moves, they can take a chance on Boogie hoping that he can return to an All-Star level.
Don't think we'll go for him, even more so when supposedly we're trying to rebuild our culture with high character guys.
SmartWentCrazy wrote:MagicBagley18 wrote:reload141 wrote:
I really wish they would stop bouncing the balls so I can actually hear what he's saying.
Where's the subtitled version?!??!
He’s said I’m 7ft 6 and grabbbbbb 6 freaking boards a game in colllegggggeeee but my per 36s are amazing
Would take him over Yabu based solely on the fact that hes 7’7 with an 8’2 wingspan and 10’3 standing reach. Hope we give him a 2 way at a minimum
greenroom31 wrote:
Probably gets his intel from Doc directly, or someone who Doc confides in from back in the Celtics title days
return2glory wrote:djFan71 wrote:reload141 wrote:
I really wish they would stop bouncing the balls so I can actually hear what he's saying.
Where's the subtitled version?!??!
Darn you people, you're making me want to believe! Tacko madness!!!!!!!!!!!!
Believe because Tacko is real. Shut down Duke. Only reason Duke won was because Tacko fouled out.
greenroom31 wrote:Denver, Utah, Portland, Golden State, Houston, Lakers (with or without Kawhi) all will be really tough next year. Then you've got OKC and young teams in New Orleans, Sacramento and Dallas that could make things interesting. Going to be wild in the West.
East is more straightforward -- Milwaukee and Philly top 2, Toronto with Kawhi would be up there as well but looking less likely. Then a drop off to Boston, Indiana, Brooklyn and then another to Atlanta and Miami. Lots of scrub teams in the East too though -- Washington, Knicks, Charlotte, Detroit, Orlando, Chicago, Cleveland.
SparringPartner wrote:
djFan71 wrote:greenroom31 wrote:Denver, Utah, Portland, Golden State, Houston, Lakers (with or without Kawhi) all will be really tough next year. Then you've got OKC and young teams in New Orleans, Sacramento and Dallas that could make things interesting. Going to be wild in the West.
East is more straightforward -- Milwaukee and Philly top 2, Toronto with Kawhi would be up there as well but looking less likely. Then a drop off to Boston, Indiana, Brooklyn and then another to Atlanta and Miami. Lots of scrub teams in the East too though -- Washington, Knicks, Charlotte, Detroit, Orlando, Chicago, Cleveland.
Clippers in the west as well. Even sans Kawhi they can make some noise if they stay healthy.
Celts17Pride wrote:Kawhi will decide tonight
MagicBagley18 wrote:Celts17Pride wrote:Kawhi will decide tonight
Sourced? That would mean no final meeting for raptors? He met with lakers and clippers and supposedly giving Toronto last word
greenroom31 wrote:djFan71 wrote:greenroom31 wrote:Denver, Utah, Portland, Golden State, Houston, Lakers (with or without Kawhi) all will be really tough next year. Then you've got OKC and young teams in New Orleans, Sacramento and Dallas that could make things interesting. Going to be wild in the West.
East is more straightforward -- Milwaukee and Philly top 2, Toronto with Kawhi would be up there as well but looking less likely. Then a drop off to Boston, Indiana, Brooklyn and then another to Atlanta and Miami. Lots of scrub teams in the East too though -- Washington, Knicks, Charlotte, Detroit, Orlando, Chicago, Cleveland.
Clippers in the west as well. Even sans Kawhi they can make some noise if they stay healthy.
Yeah, guess my point is even if the Lakers get Kawhi as it seems they will, things are still pretty open IMO.