Golden State Warriors thread - All Star 5
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His D was a huge reason for our success last year. No longer a liability you're trying to hide.
Waiting for the game where we blow the doors off them - like Denver did today over the suns.
If it's coming this series, it's tomorrow.
If it's coming this series, it's tomorrow.
Whattt????
Strained intercostal. Would be one of the most painful b'ball injuries to play through.
I did one once bowling and thought I had been shot.
Ive copped something similar playing basketball a few times. You can get through the game, but you are cactus for weeks after that.
You can't sleep, laugh, sneeze let alone hoop.
Unless they've got some good painkillers....
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Klay, wants super Max so he can build his brick factory.
1 out of 10 good games.
Terrible.
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1 out of 10 good games.
Terrible.
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Playoff rankings
Curry - A-
Green - C
Wiggins - B-
Thompson - D+
Looney - A
Poole - F
Green - NR
Moody - C+
Kuminga - NR
Lamb - NR
DiVincenzo - B-
Jerome - NR
Payton - C
Agree for the most.
I'd have Moody a B+ on account of grabbing his opportunity. .591 from 3.
Not worth splitting hairs but I think Layton shaded DDV.
Let's hope the FO have some balls and make decisions
Simply cannot bring back Poole
Dray deserves his $$$ from us
Bring in a Big who can score and defend
Do we got all out for Siakam who loses some decent $$$ from missing out on NBA Honours?
TOR - Poole, Kuminga, Moody
GSW - Siakam
Do we offer the farm for Embiid who just will never win in Philly?
76ers - Poole, Kuminga, Moody, Multiple Picks
GSW - Embiid
That package doesn't get Embiid's jockstrap.
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Poole 》Myles Turner is good for both.
Can pair Poole and Haliburton, Hield, Mathurin and Theis plays centre and would be a good back court team and trade for some wings.
Moody is far better then most thought and will be able to play more minutes in a Livingstone role.
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Can pair Poole and Haliburton, Hield, Mathurin and Theis plays centre and would be a good back court team and trade for some wings.
Moody is far better then most thought and will be able to play more minutes in a Livingstone role.
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Can't see how Pacers pay 30m for Poole to take shots from Hield, Mathurun and Duarte, and give up a considerable asset in the process.
I think the best we can get for Poole is spare parts. Charlotte may be an option...Rozier and something. Or an expiring Hayward as a super sixth man.
Fultz and the ghost of Jonathan Isaac?
Joe Harris and Patty?
Now after the Lottery we have Pick 19
''Miller is a big 6’10 forward with a 7’2 wingspan who can handle the ball out on the perimeter, has good touch around the basket, and offers defensive versatility when he’s locked in. The Canadian was the prep school mystery man at last year’s NBA Draft combine but decided to join the G League Ignite after a poor showing in scrimmages. He impressed attacking closeouts and getting into his Euro step and was able to hit shots with both hands around the basket. Miller’s biggest issue is his three-point shot: he has a slow, long release, and his touch around the basket doesn’t seem to extend to the perimeter. He’s also a bit of an erratic decision-maker with the ball in his hands. There’s still plenty of upside here even with more tape on his game, and he makes sense for most teams after the lotto''.
''Murray is the twin brother of Kings rookie Keegan Murray, and he enjoyed a similar breakout season at Iowa as his bro became a key starter on a playoff team in Sacramento. A 6’8, 220-pound forward, Murray can shoot threes with volume and defend slower wings. He seems a tad less athletic than his brother, and his shooting numbers dipped as the season went on, but he should be a safe bet to stick around the league for a while when every team needs big wings who can hit shots''.
- A few mock drafts have us taking Canadian Leonard Miller SF/PF
''Miller is a big 6’10 forward with a 7’2 wingspan who can handle the ball out on the perimeter, has good touch around the basket, and offers defensive versatility when he’s locked in. The Canadian was the prep school mystery man at last year’s NBA Draft combine but decided to join the G League Ignite after a poor showing in scrimmages. He impressed attacking closeouts and getting into his Euro step and was able to hit shots with both hands around the basket. Miller’s biggest issue is his three-point shot: he has a slow, long release, and his touch around the basket doesn’t seem to extend to the perimeter. He’s also a bit of an erratic decision-maker with the ball in his hands. There’s still plenty of upside here even with more tape on his game, and he makes sense for most teams after the lotto''.
- Others i'd take if they are available are Kris Murray SF/PF (Twin of Kings Murray), if he is anything like his bro than it's a yes from me.
''Murray is the twin brother of Kings rookie Keegan Murray, and he enjoyed a similar breakout season at Iowa as his bro became a key starter on a playoff team in Sacramento. A 6’8, 220-pound forward, Murray can shoot threes with volume and defend slower wings. He seems a tad less athletic than his brother, and his shooting numbers dipped as the season went on, but he should be a safe bet to stick around the league for a while when every team needs big wings who can hit shots''.
- Derreck Lively II - 7'1'' C who was Top 5 projected before the Wemby hype
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