fatlever wrote:Brown's contract scares the living **** out of me. But I am with YB I would trade An insane amount of assets for bam
Finals MVP Jaylen Brown...

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fatlever wrote:Brown's contract scares the living **** out of me. But I am with YB I would trade An insane amount of assets for bam
amcoolio wrote:The 2026 NBA draft apparently has 4 prospects on Harper's level as #1 overall pick talent. There's a 98% chance we are just bringing back this roster adding the 4 rookies and calling it a day, and you are just going to sit there and take it
Braggins wrote:If someone is offering you picks that have like a 10% chance of returning a player as good as the player you are sending out, even if that player has legitimate injury risk (which I never said Mark doesn't), that doesn't mean you have to do it, even if thats the best offer you can get. I don't think they should have been even looking to trade him in the first place and especially not when his value was likely at an all time low (outside of the event of him having a career ending injury).
I said pretty clearly I think they would have been better off just seeing what they can get out of Mark as a player rather than trade him for some garbage late 1sts right now. If I wanted to move on from a player his level that has some injury risk and that was the best I was being offered I would just not trade him. If he continues to play like he has shown hes capable in the past and stays decently healthy his value will go up and you can maybe actually trade him for a decent return, or just have a good center on your team.
I would rather incur the risk of him having a career ending injury and basically going to zero value than trade him for the package they got. And I don't actually think there is any reason to think he is at a high risk of having some imminent catastrophic injury any day now based on everything we know about his health and what was reported with the LA trade. It was reported that LA was worried about his long term health, which made perfect sense since they were trading an unprotected first that wouldn't convey for 5 years.
KingCat wrote:Im probably a little weary than most on Bam. My partner is a big Heat fan and I've been watching about 30+ of their regular season games since the bubble.
His athleticism has already taken a noticeable dip and his game relies on it a lot. Plus without Butler lighting a fire under his bum, he looked bored and pedestrian a majority of the season. Our leader less locker room and gutless coaching staff prob won't do him any favors.
I'd still trade for him for the right price but I can absolutely see Riley trading him sooner or later and then looking like an absolute swindler in hindsight.
MasterIchiro wrote:We can't go into the season with Nurkic starting, can we?
Why aren't we talking more about this?
KembaWalker wrote:MasterIchiro wrote:We can't go into the season with Nurkic starting, can we?
Why aren't we talking more about this?
I don’t think anyone has any false notions of this team trying to win unlike the last couple years. Nurkic/Moussa/Kalk is a perfectly suitable rotation for our goals
MasterIchiro wrote:KembaWalker wrote:MasterIchiro wrote:We can't go into the season with Nurkic starting, can we?
Why aren't we talking more about this?
I don’t think anyone has any false notions of this team trying to win unlike the last couple years. Nurkic/Moussa/Kalk is a perfectly suitable rotation for our goals
So LaMelo gets blamed for losing despite that being the goal. I'd be pissed if I were Melo, Brandon, and Miles. We know the latter 2 definitely hate losing. And who likes it? The owners, and their chief executive. That's who.
And Charlotte fans are like, cool. We can blame the workers. We owe it to the bosses for gracing our apartments with a Walmart special.
Bassman wrote:MasterIchiro wrote:KembaWalker wrote:
I don’t think anyone has any false notions of this team trying to win unlike the last couple years. Nurkic/Moussa/Kalk is a perfectly suitable rotation for our goals
So LaMelo gets blamed for losing despite that being the goal. I'd be pissed if I were Melo, Brandon, and Miles. We know the latter 2 definitely hate losing. And who likes it? The owners, and their chief executive. That's who.
And Charlotte fans are like, cool. We can blame the workers. We owe it to the bosses for gracing our apartments with a Walmart special.
I certainly hope this group has a better plan utilizing trades to step up more for THIS season, but I’m doubtful. Jeffie has a LONG leash, and he’s convinced the owners to build slowly, steadily. Maybe part of that is a serious evaluation of who can really be counted as part of the core? Is Melo on a “prove yourself” trial, same with Miles? Miller may not be ready early and has a serious injury to work through. Don’t know, but I don’t seem them introducing a major player into this, such as Jarrett Allen. Maybe by the trade deadline they’ll make decisions.
?t=I_0qkMnFiGvp1ffVSEbb5A&s=19Chapelchilla wrote:ESPN (Givony) did their post draft wrap up.
He gave the Hornets 2 major props. Best Draft class overall AND best value pick (Liam).
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Yall think it was the magic?
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