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FlatearthZorro wrote:robdog_5 wrote:I'm looking at Houston and Cleveland and who they may move from
Tucker perhaps. Cleveland, imo, will move Drummond.
UHar_Vinnie wrote:If you don't lean forward while hugging a dude, you are gonna have a wiener touching incident. You know this.
dlamb8888888 wrote:My thoughts on Harden trade:
1. Not sure the Nets actually got better considering who they gave up, fit, and chemistry.
2. Why couldn't AInge top what CLE gave up for Allen and Prince? Would've been great addition to the bench. I can't believe he wouldn't have traded at least 2 1st rounders for those players.
PLO wrote:Tatum played OK - took advantage of a few mismatches - decent on the defensive end. He is what we thought he was going into the season - a technically very proficient player operating close to his career ceiling as a rookie.
KGboss wrote:What about how fat and out of shape harden is ? Have you watched him play this year?Edug27 wrote:KGboss wrote:Seriously look at their bench.
Jeff green may be starting for them.
Bruh.
Who is even their starting PG now? Harris?
Who knows if kyrie even wants to ball anymore
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Kyrie is the starting PG. Along with Harden and KD, both ball handlers. Add in Harris and Jordan. Shamet and Jeff Green on the bench. Dinwiddie back at some point next season. Buyouts and ring chasers will follow.
You’re overthinking it lol. If I told you Miami would Win the East at the start of last season, you’d probably laugh as well. But shooting kills. Scoring kills. Experience kills.
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On a 3/6 teamEdug27 wrote:KGboss wrote:What about how fat and out of shape harden is ? Have you watched him play this year?Edug27 wrote:
Kyrie is the starting PG. Along with Harden and KD, both ball handlers. Add in Harris and Jordan. Shamet and Jeff Green on the bench. Dinwiddie back at some point next season. Buyouts and ring chasers will follow.
You’re overthinking it lol. If I told you Miami would Win the East at the start of last season, you’d probably laugh as well. But shooting kills. Scoring kills. Experience kills.
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You mean the guy playing 36 min a night against opponents whos entire defensive gameplay is geared towards stopping him... while putting up 25, 10 and 5?? That fat guy? Yup I’ve seen him
And he may be averaging 25 but since the first 2 games of the season he has struggled to even put 20 upDarth Celtic wrote:On a 3/6 teamEdug27 wrote:KGboss wrote:What about how fat and out of shape harden is ? Have you watched him play this year?
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You mean the guy playing 36 min a night against opponents whos entire defensive gameplay is geared towards stopping him... while putting up 25, 10 and 5?? That fat guy? Yup I’ve seen him
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captain green wrote:I think you all should just mentally prepare that no help is coming this year. He made that clear by his moves and tax dodging. Next year the tpe comes into play and kemba can be traded without the heat of trading after one year. Hopefully by playoffs we are healthy and make the jump next year
UHar_Vinnie wrote:If you don't lean forward while hugging a dude, you are gonna have a wiener touching incident. You know this.
cl2117 wrote:captain green wrote:I think you all should just mentally prepare that no help is coming this year. He made that clear by his moves and tax dodging. Next year the tpe comes into play and kemba can be traded without the heat of trading after one year. Hopefully by playoffs we are healthy and make the jump next year
I'm fine with that if that's what it comes to. Kemba and to a lesser extent Romeo can be the cavalry.
Trade deadline is 2 months away though and this BKN experiment could go horribly wrong (I'm not banking on it). I also wouldn't be surprised if he pushes to add a relatively big piece like Oladipo if it looks like we could come out of the East with that kind of push.
dlamb8888888 wrote:My thoughts on Harden trade:
1. Not sure the Nets actually got better considering who they gave up, fit, and chemistry.
2. Why couldn't AInge top what CLE gave up for Allen and Prince? Would've been great addition to the bench. I can't believe he wouldn't have traded at least 2 1st rounders for those players.
NYCelticsfan136 wrote:cl2117 wrote:captain green wrote:I think you all should just mentally prepare that no help is coming this year. He made that clear by his moves and tax dodging. Next year the tpe comes into play and kemba can be traded without the heat of trading after one year. Hopefully by playoffs we are healthy and make the jump next year
I'm fine with that if that's what it comes to. Kemba and to a lesser extent Romeo can be the cavalry.
Trade deadline is 2 months away though and this BKN experiment could go horribly wrong (I'm not banking on it). I also wouldn't be surprised if he pushes to add a relatively big piece like Oladipo if it looks like we could come out of the East with that kind of push.
I hope it blows up in their face. We saw what has happened with the clippers. Nothing’s a guaranteed. Idk how you give up a good young player whose 26 for a guy that’s 31 and a ball hog. Also he’s not known for his defense.
UHar_Vinnie wrote:If you don't lean forward while hugging a dude, you are gonna have a wiener touching incident. You know this.
GoCeltics123 wrote:All I know is that the Nets, win or lose, Kyrie or not, are going to be absolute comedy
klemen4 wrote:If we sign&traded Hayward for Oladipo before season we could get Harden today for Dipo and 4.picks
GrandTheftRondo wrote:Just flat out disappointing. Didn’t really want Harden but him being traded to the Nets looks like making the East incredibly uncompetitive.
We are going nowhere.
GoCeltics123 wrote:All I know is that the Nets, win or lose, Kyrie or not, are going to be absolute comedy
PLO wrote:Tatum played OK - took advantage of a few mismatches - decent on the defensive end. He is what we thought he was going into the season - a technically very proficient player operating close to his career ceiling as a rookie.
