The 2023-2024 NBA Season

[DJ]

Sorry to burst your bubble LA but he will not be a Laker lol

Like anybody thought he would.

LOL

 

[shopson67]

Sorry to burst your bubble LA but he will not be a Laker lol

This year. He will be within a year.

The LA talk is just spit-balling options to pursue. Don't act like the victim before the crime even happens.

 

[DJ]

This year. He will be within a year.

No, LOL.

More likely to be a Knick or a Net.

 

[dtgold88]

*Peers in thread and sees Eaglesnutter and DTFoolsGold going at it

Leaves*

oh, the irony.

 

[Stakesarehigh]

No, LOL.

More likely to be a Knick or a Net.

Most likely to be a Cav

 

[Stakesarehigh]

Nets would be more logical than the Knicks though with a Bridges deal.

Knicks would be what...OG and Donte?

Brunson?

 

[Shanemansj13]

This year. He will be within a year.

The LA talk is just spit-balling options to pursue. Don't act like the victim before the crime even happens.

In your dreams, buddy boy

 

[dtgold88]

Echoes of the NFC is greater than the AFC argument, lol

sure is....just ignore the H2H and offer no relevant facts to support the NFC or the East.

 

[dtgold88]

AFC road to SB is/was much tougher.

You probably weren't hearing from a guy like me who gets it right.

Didn't keep track but was some Eagle and also a Ram fan who chimed in (but that was the NFL forum). Even went so far as to claim the NFCW was tougher than AFCN. Priceless.

 

[trojanfan12]

Yeah it’s not happening. The last 2 minute report said the double dribble and technical were legit. Mentioned the attempted time out but said the officials didn’t see it and it was not awarded. Went back and looked myself, it’s not like he was running up and down asking for a timeout. In fact he barely asked for it before the double dribble was called. This is a joke honestly.

The 2 minute report has nothing to do with the evidence presented by the teams.

There is something that I thought of last night that does strengthen the case against the protest.

We think of a timeout as something that is "automatic" in that a coach calls timeout, the refs blow the whistle and everyone goes to the sideline.

However, the timeout is actually a "request" made by a team and has to be "granted" by the refs. On that basis I can see where the league may deny the protest.

What could win the protest is that, assuming it's reviewable, the refs should have looked at the video to see if/when the timeout was called before calling any techs.

 

[shopson67]

No, LOL.

More likely to be a Knick or a Net.

I meant he will be available, not a Laker.

 

[dtgold88]

Sorry to burst your bubble LA but he will not be a Laker lol

Yep. I cannot see him going to LA as what would they give up we'd want.....but likely anyone on the Cavs is for sale for the right price.

 

[shopson67]

In your dreams, buddy boy

You think he'll stay in Cleveland? He's definitely moving on.

 

[dtgold88]

No, LOL.

More likely to be a Knick or a Net.

I'd say that's true over the Lakers for sure......but my guess IF traded it will be somewhere unexpected like Dame was.

 

[DJ]

Most likely to be a Cav

Mitchell isn't staying.....LOL.

 

[dtgold88]

You think he'll stay in Cleveland? He's definitely moving on.

I'd say 50-50 at worse for the Cavs.

what has he done to make you think he's moving on? anything he has said? The guy was ecstatic when he heard he was coming here because of who remained with the team and they are all still here.

Might he go? Sure. we'll know in the Summer.

 

[dtgold88]

Mitchell isn't staying.....LOL.

anything factual you can base this on? Seen him say anything that makes you believe he's not happy with his teammates? anything in his play?

 

[Stakesarehigh]

Mitchell isn't staying.....LOL.

He just spent half a decade in Salt Lake City for chrissakes.

 

[DJ]

Either this offseason or next trade deadline he will demand a trade out....

 

[DJ]

When he was traded to the Cavs....there wasn't 1 person on here who wasn't surprised.