Game 19: Bucks at Heat - 11/26/25 - 6:30 - FDSWI - Giannis Out

[MartyConlonOnTheRun]

Giannis likes the cup. He's itching to get out there.

I'm only OK with him pushing if there's little risk of reinjury.

I also think being eligible for awards is big for him. IF he can come back tonight and stay relatively healthy, he will be a shoe-in for 1st team and punchers chance at MVP (Who know if Jokic becomes ineligible due to injury)

[CharityStripe34]

If Giannis is healthy and feeling good, he should play. I just hope he's not rushing because it's a Cup game.

Agreed that during the CLE game last week both he and the team were looking pretty good.

[steger_3434]

Thinking of just going up to like Hurley or something and just standing out in the blizzard. Seems like a better plan than watching this.

Yeah, no one goes to Hurley for snow no matter how much falls and this is coming from a huge snowmobiler


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[Karsenmitsche]

RS mentioned it in the PG thread, but this is a good breakdown of how Miami completely transformed their offense and are trying some pretty wild, creative, and effective stuff despite lacking talent.

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This is what people talk about when they say coaching matters.

This style of offense started in Memphis last year btw - Taylor Jenkins should be at the top of the list whenever the coaching search begins.

[MickeyDavis]

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[Ron Swanson]

For the love of god please don't rush him back just for a dumb cup game.

[MickeyDavis]

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[drew881]

Good.

[paulpressey25]

He doesn’t look out to me. But maybe aggravated the groin

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[Profound23]

I understand he has been the Wolverine of the NBA but rushing him back is just asking for a torn ligament and destroying this season along with any trade value.

[MickeyDavis]

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[mattg]

RS mentioned it in the PG thread, but this is a good breakdown of how Miami completely transformed their offense and are trying some pretty wild, creative, and effective stuff despite lacking talent.

Watch on YouTube

This is what people talk about when they say coaching matters.

This style of offense started in Memphis last year btw - Taylor Jenkins should be at the top of the list whenever the coaching search begins.

I mean to be fair, the offense is not remotely ground breaking, it's read and react with specific wrinkles to counter current meta strategies around the league. Realistically a HUGE amount of coaches at the youth level up to the pro level would love to play offense like this consistently...but the reality is that star players want to dominate the ball AND the majority of NBA players are too stupid/low basketball IQ to consistently execute a scheme like that.

[MickeyDavis]

Win or lose, best game of the season. No Lisa.

[MickeyDavis]

Rollins has a lot of dumb turnovers

[blazza18]

Rollins' in his own head a little bit? Poor start

[GoldenAntlers]

Yeah, Ryan needs to adjust to looking for assists for the rest of the first quarter.

[Matches Malone]

Rollins just needs to keep attacking the rim. Shot will come eventually.

[GoldenAntlers]

Rollins just needs to keep attacking the rim. Shot will come eventually.

Agreed. Pretty lucky to be up 2 though, with him starting 0/4 from three. Meanwhile Dairy drains two and hasn't had another attempt.

Move the ball.

[blazza18]

How are those not fouls?