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Bradley Beal withdraws. Yikes.
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Chuck Diesel wrote:Bradley Beal withdraws. Yikes.
Eh as long as the other top guards remain it shouldn't matter too much. Any further withdraw at guard hurts now, though.
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So Middleton is probably a starter now right?
Coach Drew: "Milwaukee has always been a team that I have been intrigued by. When we played them, they were a tough team for us to play. Although we did beat them all four times"
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LuessiT wrote:Chuck Diesel wrote:Bradley Beal withdraws. Yikes.
Eh as long as the other top guards remain it shouldn't matter too much. Any further withdraw at guard hurts now, though.
They’re down to Lillard/Kemba and Mitchell. It absolutely matters.
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Chuck Diesel wrote:LuessiT wrote:Chuck Diesel wrote:Bradley Beal withdraws. Yikes.
Eh as long as the other top guards remain it shouldn't matter too much. Any further withdraw at guard hurts now, though.
They’re down to Lillard/Kemba and Mitchell. It absolutely matters.
What is with McCollum/Middleton?
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LuessiT wrote:Chuck Diesel wrote:LuessiT wrote:
Eh as long as the other top guards remain it shouldn't matter too much. Any further withdraw at guard hurts now, though.
They’re down to Lillard/Kemba and Mitchell. It absolutely matters.
What is with McCollum/Middleton?
McCollum’s out. Middleton is closer to a four than a guard in FIBA ball.
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LOL now Tobes is out.
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Get Patrick Beverley on this roster ASAP
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All the globe is hoping for a USA implosion, jsut saying
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Good competition to skip Ben you dick head.
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We need a man shaped like a chicken nugget with the shot selection of a 21st birthday party.
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if you combined jabari parker, royal ivey, a shrimp and a ball sack youd have javon carter
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AussieBuck wrote:Good competition to skip Ben you dick head.
What do you think is more likely to happen now that he is skipping the tournament:
a)He learns how to shoot
b)Kendall gets pregnant
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Did you really just post a lineup with the starting 2 guard being JR Smith?
Our actual management posted a lineup with the starting 2 guard being Tony Snell.
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Lillard out too. This is a catastrophic look for USA basketball.
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Lol ZION is out, for real?
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What's Lou Williams up to?
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DJ Wilson’s path as a USA glue guy is openin’ up!
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Mike Conley and Josh Richardson could stem the tide.
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Should have called Otto Porter also. We have plenty of dudes to stomp through this WC if we pick the right ones.
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emunney wrote:Should have called Otto Porter also. We have plenty of dudes to stomp through this WC if we pick the right ones.
I agree the overall talent gap remains big but in the past we’ve still needed clutch Durant bombs and prime Boogie smashing to pull away from teams who’ve been together forever and have well defined systems. The #1 superstar talent has what’s been able to help overcome the handicaps the USA faces in these tournaments. That’s gone now.
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Chuck Diesel wrote:emunney wrote:Should have called Otto Porter also. We have plenty of dudes to stomp through this WC if we pick the right ones.
I agree the overall talent gap remains big but in the past we’ve still needed clutch Durant bombs and prime Boogie smashing to pull away from teams who’ve been together forever and have well defined systems. The #1 superstar talent has what’s been able to help overcome the handicaps the USA faces in these tournaments. That’s gone now.
Still think the right mix of skilled, smart 2-way players wouldn't take much of Pop's time to whip into shape. Instead we've got this hodge-podge and it's going to get very dicey. I'm predicting a lot of Kemba and Donovan Mitchell hero ball.
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