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Myles

7 days ago

LETS GO TYRESE!

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Posted by3 days ago

Free Talk Friday

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Posted by10 hours ago

If Danny Granger had stayed healthy, would the Pacers have beat the Heat?

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Posted by5 hours ago

Free Agents 2023/24 we like!? Any!? Unloading Theis/ Tj / Neismith / Stix / Hill / Duarte and/or Nembhard in the trade market for draft picks or high caliber talent is preferable. Given all the draft and trade rumblings, after the dust settles, who would you sign?

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Posted by21 hours ago

Bennedict Mathurin

How good of a 3pt shooter do you think young Bennedict actually is? He started off the first 2 months absolutely scorching then came crashing all the way down to earth. I'm not worried about his scoring or anything of that nature, just purely talking about that 3pt shot.

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Posted by12 hours ago

Do they start?

Obviously we are a couple of weeks away from making our draft selections, but my question is do we start the guy we draft at 7?

Now as a team that had the 6th Pick coming off the bench and the 31st Pick in the starting line-up we do thing a bit different clearly. Anyway my wager is the most likely guy to start would be Jarace Walker, but I can see a scenario where our new guy gets similar treatment to Mathurin last year.

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Posted by6 hours ago

Jarace Walker Shooting?

I’m still torn between Hendricks and Walker (I think we’re going to draft one of them). When debating who is the better option a lot of people bring up Walker’s lack of a shot. Is there a path to Walker becoming a league average shooter? Even if there is, is Hendricks still the better prospect?

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