TheGreenArrow wrote:Nets:pg
Clippers:levert, Dinwiddie, Allen and a future 2nd
Nets should go after Beal or LaVine instead.
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TheGreenArrow wrote:Nets:pg
Clippers:levert, Dinwiddie, Allen and a future 2nd
TheGreenArrow wrote:Nets:pg
Clippers:levert, Dinwiddie, Allen and a future 2nd
Jimmit79 wrote:Yea RJ played well he was definitely the x factor
robillionaire wrote:knicks94 wrote:RHODEY wrote:
I don't see how people are jumping off the ledge regarding the future of the Clippers. It is not like Kawhi and George have opted for free agency and told the LAC that they aren't coming back. I think people have to wait how things look a year from now before declaring the draft pick overhaul franchise crippling.
for real. I mean let's say they won this series and lost in a competitve series against the lakers, would people still be acting this way about the situation. they'll re-tool and be at it again next year
WargamesX wrote:robillionaire wrote:knicks94 wrote:
I don't see how people are jumping off the ledge regarding the future of the Clippers. It is not like Kawhi and George have opted for free agency and told the LAC that they aren't coming back. I think people have to wait how things look a year from now before declaring the draft pick overhaul franchise crippling.
for real. I mean let's say they won this series and lost in a competitve series against the lakers, would people still be acting this way about the situation. they'll re-tool and be at it again next year
No because that is a team of Lebron and AD in the western Finals. That is the team a lot of people has thought and continues to think will win it all. The Clippers loss to Denver blowing a 3-1 lead and they have no way to improve their roster through trades because they gave it all up for George. Hell even the time limit for them to get it together isn’t good. If they had PG or Kawhi for at least 2 years they could have traded one of them and refilled the coffers. They don’t so even their stars cant get them equal value.
Worst_to_First wrote:Let’s see if the Lakers bigs can gas out Jokic like they did to his old pal Nurk.
RHODEY wrote:Worst_to_First wrote:Let’s see if the Lakers bigs can gas out Jokic like they did to his old pal Nurk.
I think the nuggets will need to have a 3rd scorer step up to have ac chance in this series. Maybe MPJR is up to the task.
HarthorneWingo wrote:RHODEY wrote:Worst_to_First wrote:Let’s see if the Lakers bigs can gas out Jokic like they did to his old pal Nurk.
I think the nuggets will need to have a 3rd scorer step up to have ac chance in this series. Maybe MPJR is up to the task.
Gary Harris, Jr.?
robillionaire wrote:
They don't even need to improve much, they had this series won and choked, they had the better roster, it was a weird season with the bubble and all, I'd just roll it back out again and hope for the best
mrpoetryNmotion wrote:Not sure if shared already, but good Ringer article on Bam and the future of the center position:
https://www.theringer.com/nba/2020/9/17/21440004/bam-adebayo-block-miami-heat-boston-celtics
Montmorencie wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:RHODEY wrote:
I think the nuggets will need to have a 3rd scorer step up to have ac chance in this series. Maybe MPJR is up to the task.
Gary Harris, Jr.?
He's been shooting horribly all season long. He is a beast defender but definitely not a 3rd option.
Actually I don't believe they need to split their team like that. Jok and Jamal are enough. The third option should be the open man. And oh boy, they have Milsap, Grant, MPJ, Morris, Harris, Dozier - this is hell of a squad.
They have chance but they have to play like Spurs in 2014. And Grant should have Kawhi-like defensive performance against Bron.