It’s probably always going to be an overpay unless they go to the Finals, or at least a couple WCFs, but it’s looking better now that their top 3 are actually playing together.

why am I doing this to myself

The People’s Ref

Hornets PG - Ish Smith SG - Terry Rozier III SF - Gordan Hayward PF - J.T. Thor C - Nick Richards Bench - Frank Ntilikina, Theo Maledon, Nick Smith Jr, James Bouknight, Amari Bailey

yeah this is pretty much exactly what Charlotte went through last season

they didn’t give him 6 years for him to turn it around in 4 weeks lol. Detroit’s FO needs to take a good long look at the shit roster they created

I have to correct myself roughly 100% of the time when I type Bryce McGowans or Bryce McGowens

The real answer is probably Frank Ntilikina but I refuse to accept the fact he’s still an NBA player

i’m convinced I have nothing in common with anyone under 22

What losing to a Charlotte pro sports team does to a mf

I will say it on every thread till someone alerts the Spurs organization… I have no idea why a team that desperately needs a passer isn’t playing Devonte’ Graham. His playmaking was his best attribute in Charlotte, and that’s with actual dogshit at center. Dude threw passes even Bismack Biyombo could regularly catch.

Darius Miles is also the name of Alabama player who killed that girl, so it must not be a very fun time to be named Darius Miles right now.

He’s a 2nd year player with incredible physical gifts and can do wild shit against bad defense/bad rebounders, but is more inconsistent against teams that have someone that can match up with him (like Robinson for instance)

Clifford keeps giving Richards and Thor too many of his minutes too.

Mark just had 15 OREB vs Washington a week ago lol

He was kinda invisible today though

regret it about as much as LaMelo over Malachi Flynn

the commentary in this clip is hilarious. Eric Collins is calling Bridges’ shots as if he’s an opposing player.

if those 1sts are guaranteed to be #29 and #30 then maybe. best of luck Chicago

LeBron would probably actually do this tbh

i would personally look at something like a player’s best 7 or 10-year stretch rather than their entire career. This punishes a guy like Vince Carter for example, for holding on way too long rather than going out on top like MJ did (aside from his two Wizards seasons). Also skews towards current stars that haven’t had their inevitable career downturn.

I was ahead of the curve playing with Steve Nash in Live 2003. I basically had him doing Steph Curry’s career back then. He was way too good of a shooter not to just fire away.

The video game counterpart of that 02-03 Mavs team was a modern NBA dream. Dirk obviously goes without saying but Raef LaFrentz was a 3&D center and you legitimately could play 5-out with them. They had shooters everywhere on the wings too.

Might be unorthodox but give me dual play makers in LaMelo and Hali.

if you’re struggling, just play the Hornets and all your woes will be solved