2019 Offseason Thread

[Black Adam]

81 no good?
I just googled and saw top 20

I believe Butler was 16th with an 87.

80or higher is in the good to real good range for a rookie...

I'd say he's probably better than that...

Like I said, Zion is coming into the league as the top rook at 81, so kinda go with that, I guess...

 

[TurnUpTheHeat]

80or higher is in the good to real good range for a rookie...

I'd say he's probably better than that...

Like I said, Zion is coming into the league as the top rook at 81, so kinda go with that, I guess...

I still would have to think TT lower, but I don’t know how they formulate ratings.

 

[msgkings322]

all i have heard is constant whining about injuries the last few years on the Heat---- but instead of giving the roster spot to someone that might actually be able to play and contribute- they give a pity contract to a guy they know wont be on the court.

At least James Jones saw minutes for the Cavs- even playoff minutes.

I dont see how you can justify giving a roster spot to someone you know is not going to play. Thats what coaches are for.

We know you can't see it. That's you though. You're not a, um, loyal person.

 

[bksballer89]

81 no good?
I just googled and saw top 20

I believe Butler was 16th with an 87.

It is very good

 

[Shaqdaddy11]

97 was the highest rating I saw and it was a tie between Kawhi and LeClown...

How did I do?

 

[Black Adam]

It is very good

lol you buying Paul George at 93 overall...?


DID like the Seige music track lol...

 

[Black Adam]

How did I do?

lol you're ALWAYS a 99 on my depth chart...

 

[Shaqdaddy11]

lol you're ALWAYS a 99 on my depth chart...

 

[Shaqdaddy11]

DID like the Seige music track lol...

Are the Backstreet Boys still a thing? They should do 2K21 next year.

 

[bksballer89]

 

[DJ Fieri]

There are some players that you do that for. I see it like the last big contract that the Lakers gave Kobe. Was Kobe, from a production standpoint, worth that money? Hell no.

Did he earn that contract with what he had meant to the franchise over the previous 18 years? Hell yes.

Haslem's deal is a far less expensive version of that.

BOOM.

 

[DJ Fieri]

there is a difference between "big minutes" and being completely useless and nothing more than a coach.

 

[DJ Fieri]

Mahomes table...

lol they talked about this on BSPN earlier today...

Kiondra got me in a Chiefs hat on a video on her camera during my visit but I refused to call myself a "Mahomie."

#StillreppingtheRaiders

 

[bksballer89]

Bam going to be a problem this year @Heatles84 @TurnUpTheHeat

 

[wildturkey]

* side eyes Rich Paul *

That's some bullshit

 

[bksballer89]

That's some bullshit

It is awful. Such a ridiculous rule clearly directed at Rich Paul

 

[WiggyRuss]

You realize most teams burn a roster spot or 2 on players they have no real plans of playing right?

You don't really think teams expect all 15-17 players on the roster to actually play right?

no- they really dont

teams definitely do not burn 2 roster spots on guys they KNOW wont play.

 

[WiggyRuss]

Not only that...


Teams also have 2 additional roster spots to stash 2nd rounders, undrafted prospects.

* 2 way deals *

So, it's not like it's stopping the Heat from keeping another guy they are high on.

i heard an awful lot of whining from Heat fans about injuries hte last few years--- and then to hear them think its okay to burn a roster spot on a guy they KNOW wont play seems rather.....interesting....and stupid. lol

 

[msgkings322]

i heard an awful lot of whining from Heat fans about injuries hte last few years--- and then to hear them think its okay to burn a roster spot on a guy they KNOW wont play seems rather.....interesting....and stupid. lol

The fuq you doing posting at 3:3AM on a Wednesday?

 

[bksballer89]

no- they really dont

teams definitely do not burn 2 roster spots on guys they KNOW wont play.

Teams don't really ever plan on playing the 14th and 15th man on their roster if they can help it