KCP can’t dribble. He kept crossing his self up trying to shake the defender lol
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KCP can’t dribble. He kept crossing his self up trying to shake the defender lol
He's better than he was, like I said! This lil nigga's the closest thing to Mike for real.
Awwww man Philly ruthless as fuck!!!!
Chicken McNuggets got Ant out here looking like the greatest fucking shooting guard of all time.
Yooooo
Lakers had the blueprint in 2020 , two 7ft players to stop joker ,Howard and McGee
Wolves have the same kat and Rudy
Exactly that’s why Lakers was doomed. I wasn’t the biggest fan of Mr. ham but he got thrown under the bus by the front office. The Lakers front office deserves most of the blame this season.
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Remember this clown called SAS a liar and sent a video showing him sitting in a chair as proof he was healthy?
Aint been seen since.. Now he opting in on a low deal.
The 2 man game without a healthy Jamal is a no-no.
MPJ. They have to lean more on MPJ. It’s his time.
Faget.
He too busy telling everybody how great a coach Darvin Ham is and how he being done wrong.
Ruins so many good games
Didnt think they were going to win, Glad they did though.
Report: Timberwolves tried to deal 2020 No. 1 overall pick to Warriors
ESPN’s Brian Windhorst says Minnesota was attempting to recoup the first it gave up to the Dubs in the D’Angelo Russell/Andrew Wiggins trade.
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Report: Timberwolves tried to deal 2020 No. 1 overall pick to Warriors
ESPN’s Brian Windhorst says Minnesota was attempting to recoup the first it gave up to the Dubs in the D’Angelo Russell/Andrew Wiggins trade.
Jas KangMay 5, 2021, 7:07pm PDT
After an injury-filled 2019-20 season, the Golden State Warriors went into the last offseason with a major asset in their pockets. The Dubs wound up with the second overall pick in the 2020 NBA Draft and knew they would be able to trade the selection or add a youngster to join their championship core of Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green.
General manager Bob Myers reportedly took calls about the pick, including from the only team slated to pick ahead of the Warriors at last year’s draft. ESPN’s Brian Windhorst says the Minnesota Timberwolves were trying to make a deal with Golden State that would have seen the Dubs acquire the No. 1 overall pick (h/t Drew Shiller of NBC Bay Area).
The Timberwolves wound up taking Georgia guard Anthony Edwards No. 1 overall, and the Warriors got their guy in James Wiseman at No. 2. I caught up with Windhorst leading up to last year’s draft, and he told me Golden State was locked into taking Wiseman after a pre-draft workout with the big man in Miami.
Wiseman’s rookie year ended with a torn meniscus that will keep him out for the season. The 20-year-old played in 39 games and averaged 11.5 points and 5.8 rebounds in 21.4 minutes. Although his stats look good for a rookie, the underlying numbers aren’t kind to Wiseman. Golden State’s net rating is 11.4 points better per 100 possessions with Wiseman on the bench. His 110.6 defensive rating is fourth-worst out of any Warrior who has played meaningful minutes, per NBA.com.
But Wiseman will improve with more experience. He only played in three college games before making the jump to the pros, and playing your first year in the league during a pandemic certainly didn’t help.
Myers wound up getting his guy without having to give up any future assets. Minnesota was likely trying to get back its 2021 top-three-protected pick that becomes unprotected in 2022. By keeping that asset, the Dubs will likely be able to add either one more youngster to the rotation or use the pick to try and make a move for another star-level player to join Curry, Thompson and Green.
Even if the Timberwolves went with Wiseman — which was unlikely given that they have Karl-Anthony Towns — the Warriors would have kept the pick and went another direction. Anthony Edwards and LaMelo Ball are having strong rookie campaigns, while Israeli forward Deni Avdija was also an intriguing option.
Myers was right to stay put at No. 2 and not give in to a desperate Minnesota squad. The Timberwolves currently have the third-best odds to win the 2021 NBA Draft Lottery but could worsen their chances for the No. 1 pick.
Man this would be some shit
Baltimore MD native. Started his career with the Wizards and when the Wizards fired Ernie Grunfield back in 2019, they were trying to sign him. They still trying to get him now after firing Sheppard last year.
Ted too damn cheap to afford him though.
Your argument for the best first round result for the NBA came to fruition.
What second round results would be best for the NBA? i.e. Conference finals matchups.
I smell a sweep
Not gon lie
Not gon lie