Slim Tubby wrote:That’s a fact, Jack!!!
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That’s it… I’m off to watch Bill Murray movies for the rest of the day

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Slim Tubby wrote:That’s a fact, Jack!!!
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Slim Tubby wrote:winforlose wrote:KGdaBom wrote:Is the Ben Simmons trade to the Wolves completed or are there still i's to dot and Ts to cross?
Your comment is misleading. There is literally no reason to suspect Simmons is coming here. In fact there is a ton of direct evidence to the contrary.
Lighten up, Francis.
WolfAddict wrote:Slim Tubby wrote:That’s a fact, Jack!!!
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winforlose wrote:Slim Tubby wrote:WolfAddict wrote:It's a quote from the movie Stripes
Great movie
That’s a fact, Jack!!!
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That one I know. Ant does too
KGdaBom wrote:winforlose wrote:Slim Tubby wrote:That’s a fact, Jack!!!
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That one I know. Ant does too
That's a fact Jack can be found anywhere. Lighten up Francis is one of the best movie quotes of all time and unique to Stripes. You really need to watch that movie.
winforlose wrote:KGdaBom wrote:winforlose wrote:
That one I know. Ant does too
That's a fact Jack can be found anywhere. Lighten up Francis is one of the best movie quotes of all time and unique to Stripes. You really need to watch that movie.
Won’t be today, but I will look out for it. Do you know if it is on a streaming services?
shrink wrote:winforlose wrote:KGdaBom wrote:That's a fact Jack can be found anywhere. Lighten up Francis is one of the best movie quotes of all time and unique to Stripes. You really need to watch that movie.
Won’t be today, but I will look out for it. Do you know if it is on a streaming services?
Free on xfinity and Netflix right now.
winforlose wrote:shrink wrote:winforlose wrote:
Won’t be today, but I will look out for it. Do you know if it is on a streaming services?
Free on xfinity and Netflix right now.
I have both. Thank you.
tsherkin wrote:The important thing to take away here is that Klomp is wrong.
Esohny wrote:Why are you asking Klomp? "He's" actually a bot that posts random blurbs from a database.
Klomp wrote:I'm putting the tired in retired mod at the moment
Klomp wrote:I get all of the reasons why people don't want Simmons. But I can't help but watch the ways Vanderbilt is flourishing and think that Simmons would be deployed in a similar fashion here. The offensive role, the hustle plays, the defensive versatility both inside and outside. It would all be very familiar.
Price point and current chemistry are where I start getting hesitant somewhat, but I don't understand the people who believe he would be a bad fit on the court. In my mind, he's the prototypical fit for the things we want right now.
That being said, I used to believe we needed a jolt like this in order to make a big jump in the standings outside of the play-in. The way the group is playing makes be believe that could no longer be the case. But could a move like this still bump up the team's ceiling and is the price point worth it? That's what the front office has to decide for any move on the table.
Klomp wrote:Price point and current chemistry are where I start getting hesitant somewhat, but I don't understand the people who believe he would be a bad fit on the court. In my mind, he's the prototypical fit for the things we want right now..
shrink wrote:Klomp wrote:Price point and current chemistry are where I start getting hesitant somewhat, but I don't understand the people who believe he would be a bad fit on the court. In my mind, he's the prototypical fit for the things we want right now..
Yes, the problem isn’t on the defensive end - it’s the offense.
1. Simmons has said he wants the ball in his hands, and may not be happy if he doesn’t get it.
2. Simmons believes he’s a star, and will want to average 20 PPG. I don’t think we have the shots.
3. Simmons has said he wants to be the star of a team, constructed around him.
Now, all of these things could rub other Timberwolves the wrong way, and hurt our team chemistry. But an even bigger concern is, what does Simmons do if he doesn’t get his way? The other Timberwolves won’t just ignore their contract if things get frustrating, but if Simmoms chooses again not to play, the team is done.
We should appreciate Vando for what he is, particularly his unselfishness and team-first mentality.
tsherkin wrote:The important thing to take away here is that Klomp is wrong.
Esohny wrote:Why are you asking Klomp? "He's" actually a bot that posts random blurbs from a database.
Klomp wrote:I'm putting the tired in retired mod at the moment
Howard Cosell wrote:76ers Out: Simmons + 2nd RP
76ers In: Beal
Wizards Out: Beal + Gill
Wizards In: Beasley, Beverly, Reid, McDaniel + 2 FRP’s Twolves + 76ers 2nd RP
Twolves Out: Beasley, Beverly, Reid + McDaniel +2 FRP’s
Twolves In: Simmons + Gill
High price to pay for Twolves but it keeps the core together and gives the franchise a window of 3 years to go for world championship.
We do need Wizards to want to flip the switch and to start over..but I think something like this could get it done. I sent this off to Darrin Wolfson and he didn’t balk at it.. it sounds like Twolves are still looking to get Simmons before trade deadline in 7 days.
shrink wrote:PHI would have to give up a lot more than a 2nd round pick to get team-first Bradley Beal for team-last Simmons.
I wouldn’t pay this much for Simmons. I’d rather have Beal, if we are paying for him anyway.
Mattya wrote:Klomp wrote:I get all of the reasons why people don't want Simmons. But I can't help but watch the ways Vanderbilt is flourishing and think that Simmons would be deployed in a similar fashion here. The offensive role, the hustle plays, the defensive versatility both inside and outside. It would all be very familiar.
Price point and current chemistry are where I start getting hesitant somewhat, but I don't understand the people who believe he would be a bad fit on the court. In my mind, he's the prototypical fit for the things we want right now.
That being said, I used to believe we needed a jolt like this in order to make a big jump in the standings outside of the play-in. The way the group is playing makes be believe that could no longer be the case. But could a move like this still bump up the team's ceiling and is the price point worth it? That's what the front office has to decide for any move on the table.
I agree that what Vando has shown makes it very obvious that Simmons would have been a great fit, but I also am not crazy about breaking up the chemistry after what the team has shown so far. I also think having Simmons and Vando on the court would not work on offense. Also, Vando has out in the work and while I don’t buy a lot of the narrative around Simmons, Vando seems to have the never give up grit to him that I don’t think Simmons has.
minimus wrote:Beal next contract is 228/5. I'd rather have Simmons who is 3yrs younger, cheaper and has three more years in contract.
Also Beal has not showing anything as first option.
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