The 2023-2024 NBA Season

[thunderc]

Looking forward to the Magic in the OKC tonight. Franz is out but still expect a good game.

 

[bksballer89]

Looking forward to the Magic in the OKC tonight. Franz is out but still expect a good game.

Just win. Thanks

 

[msgkings322]

This is a perfect example where MJ displays his not such a good person nature

To be fair he wasn't there booing. The fans were the ones being assholes.

 

[msgkings322]

I’d see what young is worth on the market

Atl won’t

To be fair not sure who would have the picks they’d want besides okc and Utah

And both are probably thinking it’s too soon for a big move like that (for different reasons)

OKC would never, nor should they, bring in a player like Trae

 

[bksballer89]

Lakers and Warriors are both out of the play-in spots as we stand today

Utah really playing some good ball

 

[Stakesarehigh]

To be fair he wasn't there booing. The fans were the ones being assholes.

The Last Dance and how he spoke about Krause is why the fans booed

 

[bksballer89]

They were 10-18 and now .500 at 20-20

 

[msgkings322]

The Last Dance and how he spoke about Krause is why the fans booed

That's a fair point

 

[Mecca of the “B” Team]

 

[fightinfunbags]

The Last Dance and how he spoke about Krause is why the fans booed

They booed Krause in 1997 too. Not sure why but they hate Krause in Chicago. It’s weird. In their entire franchise history they’ve been a dog shit organization with the exception of the teams Krause had a hand in winning 6 banners. Outside of that the Bulls have been dog shit.

 

[msgkings322]

They booed Krause in 1997 too. Not sure why but they hate Krause in Chicago. It’s weird. In their entire franchise history they’ve been a dog shit organization with the exception of the teams Krause had a hand in winning 6 banners. Outside of that the Bulls have been dog shit.

Also a fair point

 

[Mecca of the “B” Team]

Teams looking at Gordon Hayward as a buyout possibility

The Trade Deadline: “Gordon Hayward is absolutely for the taking, that on an expiring contract has more likelihood than ever to get moved… A lot of teams are also looking at Hayward as a buyout pos…

hoopshype.com

 

[fightinfunbags]

Teams looking at Gordon Hayward as a buyout possibility

The Trade Deadline: “Gordon Hayward is absolutely for the taking, that on an expiring contract has more likelihood than ever to get moved… A lot of teams are also looking at Hayward as a buyout pos…

hoopshype.com

That’s not a horrible option for the Sixers.

 

[Mecca of the “B” Team]

The Last Dance and how he spoke about Krause is why the fans booed

Listen, outside of Hitler, I don’t have it in me to boo a dead man, especially not in front of his widow.

But, all these guys had ridiculous egos….

Jordan, Phil, Scotty and Krause.

I am a full fledged Jordan loving fan girl.

So, as soon as Dude uttered these words, I was done with his ass.

Gotta figure quite a few Bulls fans felt the same after he made the choice to let Phil walk knowing that meant Jordan leaving as well.

He wasn’t a fucking Saint and earned some of that vitriol.

But, the booing was distasteful.



Krause was widely quoted as saying, "Players and coaches don't win championships; organizations win championships." The statement particularly offended Michael Jordan.

 

[Mecca of the “B” Team]

Also a fair point

Put it like this….

Imagine Myers saying this is the last year for Steve Kerr, weather they win it all or not, during your last Championship run.

Then imagine Steph saying , no Kerr no me and Myers goes through with it anyway.

Yes.

I skipped a bunch of shit.

The way Phill and the players disrespected that man, usually to his face, was a bunch of bullshit.

He still put his ego before winning.

At least that’s how fan girls like myself see it.

That team deserved to keep rolling until they lost.

 

[Mecca of the “B” Team]

That’s not a horrible option for the Sixers.

Virtually for free, absolutely.

Would you do Hayward and Rozier for Tobias?

 

[The Q]

That’s not a horrible option for the Sixers.

Where is the middle finger button when I mentioned this like 6 weeks ago and you hated it…..

 

[msgkings322]

Put it like this….

Imagine Myers saying this is the last year for Steve Kerr, weather they win it all or not, during your last Championship run.

Then imagine Steph saying , no Kerr no me and Myers goes through with it anyway.

Yes.

I skipped a bunch of shit.

The way Phill and the players disrespected that man, usually to his face, was a bunch of bullshit.

He still put his ego before winning.

At least that’s how fan girls like myself see it.

That team deserved to keep rolling until they lost.

Oh no doubt Krause deserved some fan hate for those reasons, still the reaction last night was classless. That was 25 years ago and he did a lot for that team.

As far as rolling past 1998, not so sure. Steve Kerr has said many times to him it felt done, they were exhausted mentally and emotionally, it was time to end it. If I recall that was discussed in The Last Dance too.

 

[Mecca of the “B” Team]

Oh no doubt Krause deserved some fan hate for those reasons, still the reaction last night was classless. That was 25 years ago and he did a lot for that team.

As far as rolling past 1998, not so sure. Steve Kerr has said many times to him it felt done, they were exhausted mentally and emotionally, it was time to end it. If I recall that was discussed in The Last Dance too.

Bro, I have watched that shit multiple times.

Scottie is the only one of the main participants that wanted out.

Kerr was good for them.

But, they always swapped out role players anyway.

Again: Booing that man in front of his widow was disgusting.

Let’s not act like Jordan didn’t have a reason to see him as a villain.




In the final episode of "The Last Dance," the 10-part ESPN/Netflix documentary, Michael Jordan says he still can't accept that the Chicago Bulls didn't run it back for the 1998-99 season. He says it is "maddening" that the Bulls broke up after their second three-peat, and they could have won four straight.

Jordan says he would've signed another one-year contract back then, and both Phil Jackson and Dennis Rodman would have, too. He concedes that Scottie Pippen would've required some convincing -- um, yeah, Pippen demanded a trade mere months earlier -- but believes that, had the others committed first, the appeal of competing for a seventh title would have been too much to pass up.

 

[bksballer89]

Steph Curry out for rest tonight

Warriors must not realize they are not a lock for the playoffs