Its official. As of right now the Sixers are the worst team in the league
LeBron tried to deny it in the post-game press conference which I thought was odd. Like dude- it wasnt difficult to see- you tried to call time out.
Man, Isaacs reminds me of Brandon Ingram.If anything the Magic are playing hard for Steve Clifford. I'd be more excited if they didn't put up a stinker against Charlotte the other night. Those games are still very much a part of this team. But any time you can go beat Boston on the road is huge.
It's hard to say in this depressed market.@Mecca
how much do you think Rozier will get in free agency next year if he has a good year?
I was just thinking the Suns or Bucks would be great landing spots for him.
They do look bad.The Celtics need Bird, Pierce and Ray Allen right now. They're bottom in O-rating, bottom 6 in shooting%, they look like ass.
On that team?wait a minute...."proved they are willing and able to be the #2 and #3 scoring options on a full time basis"
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i guess they did help their trade value tonight.
Exactly. If you watch the video of his response it was completely tongue in cheek.Yeah, I saw that.
But, I thought his response was tongue and cheek.
He was smiling.
I was waiting for someone to ask him if he knows how Webber or JR. Smith felt.
They do look bad.
In fairness, guys have to find their roles.
They are integrating 2 guys who are used to being the #1 and #2 options, Hayward and Kyrie.
As soon as the Celtics come to terms with the fact that Tatum is their best player, not Kyrie, they will be fine.
Man, Isaacs reminds me of Brandon Ingram.
Those Dudes are 50,000 calories a day away from being really good.
You have something with him, Gordon and Bamba.
Yeah, they have to find a long-term solution at pg.I hope so. Big needs right now are a solid point guard and 3 point shooting could be a problem. Not a bad core to build around though.
Exactly.In their own way, they're going through some of the same things the Lakers are going through.
Everything they accomplished last year was without Hayward. Everything they accomplished in the playoffs was without Hayward and Kyrie.
Other guys stepped up, took on much bigger than expected roles and now they have to figure out how to re-incorporate Hayward and Kyrie, without diminishing the other guys too much.
In short, similar to the Lakers, they're trying to figure out how to play together.
Where do things stand as of now?
Caldwell-Pope should not be starting.
Hart is so much better
Caldwell-Pope should not be starting.
Hart is so much better
It's not about who starts, it's about who gets the most minutes.