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Re: PG: We May Never Lose Again 

Post#221 » by artsncrafts » Sat Nov 25, 2023 2:45 pm

What do you think Masai's plan is in the off season?

Sign OG and Pascal to the max and run it back?
Harold_and_Kumar wrote:What if the 10 incher was overrated and the 4 incher was too small for any playing time, but the 7 incher was a perfect fit for our roster and the 5 incher was good for specific situations, like backdoor cuts?
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Re: PG: We May Never Lose Again 

Post#222 » by Mikistan » Sat Nov 25, 2023 2:49 pm

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Tor_Raps wrote:
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This was it:

Read on Twitter


I'm shocked they didn't credit Scottie with the block.

Scottie should have 3 blocks.


Siakam pissed me off so much on that play. Like wtf are u doing there lol.

While Barnes was amazing to make up for Siakam quitting on the play, it definitely was a goaltend lol.


Leaking out when the game was in garbage time. Oh no!

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Re: PG: We May Never Lose Again 

Post#223 » by ArthurVandelay » Sat Nov 25, 2023 2:55 pm

artsncrafts wrote:What do you think Masai's plan is in the off season?

Sign OG and Pascal to the max and run it back?


I threw up a bit in my mouth
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Re: PG: We May Never Lose Again 

Post#224 » by T_saurus » Sat Nov 25, 2023 2:58 pm

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hyper316 wrote:Schroder is not the ideal starting point guard, he would be awesome leading the bench tho

Such a forced fit cause he is tight with the coach. Scottie at point, Siakam as the go to scorer and OG as the 3+D++ is the dream.
Dennis has been great as starting PG. It also frees up Scottie for other actions. However, I like it when Barnes is handling more of the PG duties in the 4th quarter/clutch like Lebron does.
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Re: PG: We May Never Lose Again 

Post#225 » by artsncrafts » Sat Nov 25, 2023 3:00 pm

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artsncrafts wrote:What do you think Masai's plan is in the off season?

Sign OG and Pascal to the max and run it back?


I threw up a bit in my mouth


Yes, but the options are limited. They have to either sign them to the most money, or sign and trade. Masai backed himself into a corner.
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Re: PG: We May Never Lose Again 

Post#226 » by ArthurVandelay » Sat Nov 25, 2023 3:06 pm

artsncrafts wrote:
ArthurVandelay wrote:
artsncrafts wrote:What do you think Masai's plan is in the off season?

Sign OG and Pascal to the max and run it back?


I threw up a bit in my mouth


Yes, but the options are limited. They have to either sign them to the most money, or sign and trade. Masai backed himself into a corner.


After the trade deadline is when those become the only two options.

I’m still hoping for a trade to happen. Silly me I know.
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Re: PG: We May Never Lose Again 

Post#227 » by KrazyP » Sat Nov 25, 2023 3:22 pm

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Nebuchadnezzar wrote:Wheres the Yak hate tonight? Oh yeah wait, he dominated a punk who is better then him according to this board. Oh yeah and how many screen assists last game? 12? You know those are just as good as non-screen assist right? Wait.....all I hear is crickets?


The usual. He made one mistake yesterday and bad comments about him jumped out like grass after a rainy day.


There wasn’t much to complain about last night but the usual whiners are still crying. Some people just see everything in a negative light…it’s a terrible way to live.
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Re: PG: We May Never Lose Again 

Post#228 » by Jadoogar » Sat Nov 25, 2023 3:27 pm

Say what you will about the raptors (and I've said a lot), just be thankful we're not the the Bulls

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Re: PG: We May Never Lose Again 

Post#229 » by Dennis 37 » Sat Nov 25, 2023 3:27 pm

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Mikistan wrote:
C_Money wrote:These people litter the game threads with Scottie’s shot count. Its annoying AF.

this comment chain is about DEFENSE

aka the thing Siakam didnt play , which led to the scottie block


Ok and? It was literally one possession. You guys nit pick everything pascal does while everyone else gets a pass. We got a win and everyone played well why are we even talking about that play?

Pascal played well today he was getting his teammates involved and not forcing his offense. Sure he gives up some blow bys, but if you guys take off the Scottie fan boy glasses you’d see it happens to everyone once in a while.


Regardless of nitpicking his play, Siakam looked happy this game and that is important. He is buying in to what Darko wants to do.

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Re: PG: We May Never Lose Again 

Post#230 » by Jadoogar » Sat Nov 25, 2023 3:28 pm

artsncrafts wrote:
ArthurVandelay wrote:
artsncrafts wrote:What do you think Masai's plan is in the off season?

Sign OG and Pascal to the max and run it back?


I threw up a bit in my mouth


Yes, but the options are limited. They have to either sign them to the most money, or sign and trade. Masai backed himself into a corner.
Sign and trades are generally useless (hello precious), we are most likely rolling this team back next year

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Re: PG: We May Never Lose Again 

Post#231 » by LascelleL » Sat Nov 25, 2023 3:31 pm

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hyper316 wrote:Schroder is not the ideal starting point guard, he would be awesome leading the bench tho

But he’s the second best point guard this franchise has ever had.


I don't really know how you parse between Stoudamire, Calderon and Schroeder. They were all basically exactly the same level of player (Damon's raw stats better because his teammates couldn't create anything) but if Schroeder's 3pt shooting regresses to 34% or so I'd guess that he'll be #3 (or #4 if you prefer Stoudamire, who did later start for good Portland teams) behind Calderon for his strengths (shooting, incredible A/TO) over Dennis' (driving, not good on defence but better than Calderon), particularly on this team where we have defenders but could use more shooting.


The Fred disrespect is wild.
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Re: PG: We May Never Lose Again 

Post#232 » by Mikistan » Sat Nov 25, 2023 3:32 pm

Dennis 37 wrote:
ill-Will03 wrote:
Mikistan wrote:this comment chain is about DEFENSE

aka the thing Siakam didnt play , which led to the scottie block


Ok and? It was literally one possession. You guys nit pick everything pascal does while everyone else gets a pass. We got a win and everyone played well why are we even talking about that play?

Pascal played well today he was getting his teammates involved and not forcing his offense. Sure he gives up some blow bys, but if you guys take off the Scottie fan boy glasses you’d see it happens to everyone once in a while.


Regardless of nitpicking his play, Siakam looked happy this game and that is important. He is buying in to what Darko wants to do.

This is one fine coach.

He's found his joy again
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Re: PG: We May Never Lose Again 

Post#233 » by earth007 » Sat Nov 25, 2023 3:46 pm

Dennis 37 wrote:
ill-Will03 wrote:
Mikistan wrote:this comment chain is about DEFENSE

aka the thing Siakam didnt play , which led to the scottie block


Ok and? It was literally one possession. You guys nit pick everything pascal does while everyone else gets a pass. We got a win and everyone played well why are we even talking about that play?

Pascal played well today he was getting his teammates involved and not forcing his offense. Sure he gives up some blow bys, but if you guys take off the Scottie fan boy glasses you’d see it happens to everyone once in a while.


Regardless of nitpicking his play, Siakam looked happy this game and that is important. He is buying in to what Darko wants to do.

This is one fine coach.


He is happy because he is the focal point of the offense again. He was kind of sulking for the first few games, when the roles were reveresed with Scottie.
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Re: PG: We May Never Lose Again 

Post#234 » by Tha Cynic » Sat Nov 25, 2023 3:47 pm

Mikistan wrote:
Dennis 37 wrote:
ill-Will03 wrote:
Ok and? It was literally one possession. You guys nit pick everything pascal does while everyone else gets a pass. We got a win and everyone played well why are we even talking about that play?

Pascal played well today he was getting his teammates involved and not forcing his offense. Sure he gives up some blow bys, but if you guys take off the Scottie fan boy glasses you’d see it happens to everyone once in a while.


Regardless of nitpicking his play, Siakam looked happy this game and that is important. He is buying in to what Darko wants to do.

This is one fine coach.

He's found his joy again


When you don't get what you want, play like **** so your entire team suffers until they change it back to what you want. Then enjoy the treadmill and the new contract.

Maybe, I'm just being too cynical.
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Re: PG: We May Never Lose Again 

Post#235 » by Dennis 37 » Sat Nov 25, 2023 3:56 pm

earth007 wrote:
Dennis 37 wrote:
ill-Will03 wrote:
Ok and? It was literally one possession. You guys nit pick everything pascal does while everyone else gets a pass. We got a win and everyone played well why are we even talking about that play?

Pascal played well today he was getting his teammates involved and not forcing his offense. Sure he gives up some blow bys, but if you guys take off the Scottie fan boy glasses you’d see it happens to everyone once in a while.


Regardless of nitpicking his play, Siakam looked happy this game and that is important. He is buying in to what Darko wants to do.

This is one fine coach.


He is happy because he is the focal point of the offense again. He was kind of sulking for the first few games, when the roles were reveresed with Scottie.


He had 18 points on 12 shots with 8 assists. I'm not seeing any focal point except ball movement. Sure the odd play is called for specific players at specific times, but that was no Siakam focused game.
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Re: PG: We May Never Lose Again 

Post#236 » by Wannabe MEP » Sat Nov 25, 2023 3:58 pm

Tha Cynic wrote:
Mikistan wrote:
Dennis 37 wrote:
Regardless of nitpicking his play, Siakam looked happy this game and that is important. He is buying in to what Darko wants to do.

This is one fine coach.

He's found his joy again


When you don't get what you want, play like **** so your entire team suffers until they change it back to what you want. Then enjoy the treadmill and the new contract.

Maybe, I'm just being too cynical.

:nonono: The level of vitriol for one of the best players on the planet, who is in his 8th season with your team, and played a crucial role in the franchise's lone championship...
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Re: PG: We May Never Lose Again 

Post#237 » by Tha Cynic » Sat Nov 25, 2023 4:02 pm

Wannabe MEP wrote:
Tha Cynic wrote:
Mikistan wrote:He's found his joy again


When you don't get what you want, play like **** so your entire team suffers until they change it back to what you want. Then enjoy the treadmill and the new contract.

Maybe, I'm just being too cynical.

:nonono: The level of vitriol for one of the best players on the planet, who is in his 8th season with your team, and played a crucial role in the franchise's lone championship...


Yeah, true. But that's what has happened and here we are, whether the play was intentional or not.
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Re: PG: We May Never Lose Again 

Post#238 » by Dude-niagara » Sat Nov 25, 2023 4:08 pm

artsncrafts wrote:
ArthurVandelay wrote:
artsncrafts wrote:What do you think Masai's plan is in the off season?

Sign OG and Pascal to the max and run it back?


I threw up a bit in my mouth


Yes, but the options are limited. They have to either sign them to the most money, or sign and trade. Masai backed himself into a corner.


One thing fans will need to accept is OG is getting over 40 plus million a season. If not other teams will come with offers just like Fred got some an insane offer. Only 26 and I could easily see some team with loads of money going after him for 45-50 mllion a season

Maybe OG decides to go play with Wembanyama and they have plenty of cap money, they could easily offer 45m x 4 with no state taxes. Or 76ers who have 2 stars in place and will have 55 mllion in cap space, either way OG because of elite wing defending and high 3 point shooting will get offers.
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Post#239 » by traps#10 » Sat Nov 25, 2023 4:14 pm

It looks to me that Siakam is enjoying playing with Scottie more and more now and that he appreciates his full development. Maybe they both can coexist?

But part of me wants to really see Scottie’s full potential when he’s the top priority and players being brought in to specifically build around Scottie’s game.
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Re: PG: We May Never Lose Again 

Post#240 » by Scase » Sat Nov 25, 2023 4:38 pm

Shakril wrote:
Nebuchadnezzar wrote:Wheres the Yak hate tonight? Oh yeah wait, he dominated a punk who is better then him according to this board. Oh yeah and how many screen assists last game? 12? You know those are just as good as non-screen assist right? Wait.....all I hear is crickets?


The usual. He made one mistake yesterday and bad comments about him jumped out like grass after a rainy day.

Vuce is one of the worst defensive centres in the league, relax. Jak had a good game, against a bottom 5 team, lets not give him the MVP trophy quite yet.
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