{~}Official 2023/2024 NBA Thread - 2024 Summer League, USA Hoops
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But this kid comes from money so the cushion will be fine.
And I tend to wonder if the boy even wants to be in the NBA.
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Let's compare him to the people in this group before we give such harsh criticisms.
40. Trail Blazers draft Oso Ighodaro (Marquette) — Traded to Suns (via Knicks)
41. 76ers draft Adem Bona (UCLA)
42. Hornets draft KJ Simpson (Colorado)
43. Heat draft Nikola Djurisic (KK Mega Basket) — Traded to Hawks (via Heat)
44. Rockets draft Pelle Larsson (Arizona) — Traded to Heat (via Rockets)
45. Kings draft Jamal Shead (Houston) — Traded to Raptors
46. Clippers draft Cam Christie (Minnesota)
47. Magic draft Antonio Reeves (Kentucky) — Traded to Pelicans
48. Spurs draft Harrison Ingram (North Carolina)
49. Pacers draft Tristen Newton (Connecticut)
50. Pacers draft Enrique Freeman (Akron)
51. Knicks draft Melvin Ajinca (Saint-Quentin Basketball) — Traded to Mavericks
52. Warriors draft Quinten Post (Boston College) — Traded to Thunder, then to Blazers, then to Warriors
53. Pistons draft Cam Spencer (Connecticut) — Traded to Grizzlies (via Timberwolves)
54. Celtics draft Anton Watson (Gonzaga)
55. Lakers draft Bronny James (USC)
56. Suns draft Kevin McCullar Jr. (Kansas) — Traded to Knicks
57. Grizzlies draft Ulrich Chomche (NBA Academy Africa) — Traded to Raptors (via Timberwolves)
58. Mavericks draft Ariel Hukporti (MHP Riesen) — Traded to Knicks
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Do NBA tickets drop in prices as the game gets closer if they aren't close to selling out? Via Ticketmaster or via the resell market?
The Wizards have pretty pitiful attendance so I'm buying tickets for must-see games ahead of time but it might be best to wait in other cases.
Including fees, the lowest prices for the first 4 games are:
I'm very interested in buying good cheap seats to see a team like Cleveland. I got very close to the court last year for less than $100 per ticket.
But for games like against Boston, I'd like to see them but not at $70 for a nosebleed seat. Anybody have any insight into what the resell market looks like as it gets closer to tipoff?
The Wizards have pretty pitiful attendance so I'm buying tickets for must-see games ahead of time but it might be best to wait in other cases.
Including fees, the lowest prices for the first 4 games are:
- $70.35 vs Boston- Home opener
- $21.78 vs Cleveland
- $15.73 vs Atlanta
- $91.96 vs Golden State
I'm very interested in buying good cheap seats to see a team like Cleveland. I got very close to the court last year for less than $100 per ticket.
But for games like against Boston, I'd like to see them but not at $70 for a nosebleed seat. Anybody have any insight into what the resell market looks like as it gets closer to tipoff?
I know that Pelle Larsson is better than himLet's compare him to the people in this group before we give such harsh criticisms.
40. Trail Blazers draft Oso Ighodaro (Marquette) — Traded to Suns (via Knicks)
41. 76ers draft Adem Bona (UCLA)
42. Hornets draft KJ Simpson (Colorado)
43. Heat draft Nikola Djurisic (KK Mega Basket) — Traded to Hawks (via Heat)
44. Rockets draft Pelle Larsson (Arizona) — Traded to Heat (via Rockets)
45. Kings draft Jamal Shead (Houston) — Traded to Raptors
46. Clippers draft Cam Christie (Minnesota)
47. Magic draft Antonio Reeves (Kentucky) — Traded to Pelicans
48. Spurs draft Harrison Ingram (North Carolina)
49. Pacers draft Tristen Newton (Connecticut)
50. Pacers draft Enrique Freeman (Akron)
51. Knicks draft Melvin Ajinca (Saint-Quentin Basketball) — Traded to Mavericks
52. Warriors draft Quinten Post (Boston College) — Traded to Thunder, then to Blazers, then to Warriors
53. Pistons draft Cam Spencer (Connecticut) — Traded to Grizzlies (via Timberwolves)
54. Celtics draft Anton Watson (Gonzaga)
55. Lakers draft Bronny James (USC)
56. Suns draft Kevin McCullar Jr. (Kansas) — Traded to Knicks
57. Grizzlies draft Ulrich Chomche (NBA Academy Africa) — Traded to Raptors (via Timberwolves)
58. Mavericks draft Ariel Hukporti (MHP Riesen) — Traded to Knicks
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all you need to do is listen to the first 2 minutes..lolListen to first 3:30 for even more..lol
My first guess was Dwight Howard but his title was a bubble title and I don't think they had guests like that. So I think the fake Lakers championship team is the only one where everyone can be ruled out.
Listen to first 3:30 for even more..lol
But also
-- More fucked up for Bronny but unfair to both of them.
Next team who goes to the finals knows what needs to be done.
Dads a billionaire. Went to DI school, made NBA and has 8 million in the bank if he never plays another game.. Oh, and he also survived cardiac arrest.
Failure indeed.
I’m not a Bronny hater but every supposed achievement listed after the first sentence, which is not an accomplishment, could be attributed to it.
And wtf does ANY of that have to do with debunking the notion that anything about this kid can be framed as a "failure"? Not even sure what the point of your fucking post is other than to provide senseless hating while providing a hating disclaimer.
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And wtf does ANY of that have to do with debunking the notion that anything about this kid can be framed as a "failure"? Not even sure what the point of your fucking post is other than to provide senseless hating while providing a hating disclaimer.
Simmer down. No need for profanity. I want you to think of Marcus Johnson and model his tone in this thread whenever you engage in dialogue over the coming season.
It seemed to me you were arguing he was not a failure based on what you were arguing were his many accomplishments. I simply pointed out that not a single supposed achievement actually was something he did on his own. I’m not arguing he is a failure but that you failed in your attempt to debunk, sir.
Fuck you. Bitch.
Correct. And whether he achieved them on his own is immaterial. They are achievements none the less. And by no metric can this kid be labeled a failure. Certainly not be nameless NBA scouts and execs who in large part are talentless critics and products of cronyism and good ole boy politics.