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Fastest triple doubles in NBA history:
Nikola Jokic (2018)
Jim Tucker (1955)
Russell Westbrook (2016)
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For some reason this guy has the reputation of a "pure hooper" and a "microwave off the bench".
And he has been mentioned as a prominent trade target for us.
I have been perplexed for years as to why NO ONE is seemingly talking about his ASTOUNDING lack of ability to contribute to winning play.
He has the 7th lowest win shares per 48 minutes in the ENTIRE LEAGUE. He also has the 7th lowest VORP rating in the ENTIRE LEAGUE.
His usage rate is higher than Tyrese Haliburton's.
He is averaging 17.5 points per game on 15 (!!!) field goal attempts per game.
I know stats rarely cover the entire story, but he manages to be overwhelmingly bad in most statistical categories, both basic and advanced.
He is a nightmare trade scenario for us.
Not going to type much. just watch the video to see what's happened the last 2 days to me. hope you guys had a great night <3
If discord is something you are interested in, Will have a link below where i have in-depth content going over each slate, player pools for cash/gpps. cores and much more.
Edit: nets out, they called up 3 g leaguers and its a b2b where main guys played 40 minutes. im a bit worried about the main guys but they are obv all solid plays. i really like royce and dsj for value
Edit: main guys are in besides tillman/jj. dont love much. aldama strong gpp play. should play the 5
Edit: Ben simmons is starting but still on a limit. This hurts royce. royce is still a solid value. dennis still solid value. ben in play for gpps. other guys dont change
Edit: royce is still a good value off the bench. ben on a limit
Edit: MEM starting jemison, dont love much here outside aldama
There are plenty of guys in the league right now who are obviously going to easily make the Hall of Fame (LeBron, Curry, KD, Boban, CP3, Kawhi, etc), but who are some guys who will either barely get in or barely miss?
Edit: My fault for not making it clear, but I'm looking for guys who are vets/at the tail ends of their careers. It's a lot harder to project where the careers of young guys will end up
As title said, which players are likely to have a long, productive career? Doesn't have to be LeBron or KD longevity, but remaining in a non-end of bench role for a long time to come.
Anyone ever been to the NBA All-Star practice that is in the Saturday before the game? I can't afford the game but I can afford $102 for the practice.
If so, was it worth it? Appreciate any feedback.
I hate Bally and don’t want to give them 20 bucks a month but still want to watch the wolves. I came across the nba league pass which says, ‘Live and on-demand games for all teams (locations restrictions apply). Includes NBA TV. Renews monthly, cancel anytime.’
The locations restrictions worries me. Anyone here from the twin cities use this?
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Maybe this sounds like wishful thinking but by the year 2094 we could have players that would make LeBron, Jordan, Giannis, Shaq, maybe even Wilt look paltry when it comes to athleticism.
I’m thinking something like 8 foot players with 9 foot wingspans, 60 inch verticals, 1,000 lb bench presses, etc.
I’m interested to see how advanced technology will be in the 2090s decade.
Ian Eagle will be the play by play commentator for the Mavericks vs Nets. Nets are coming off a tough loss against the Warriors after Nicolas Claxton getting ejected on a flagrant penalty # 2 against Brandin Podziemski and they didn’t have an answer for the Warriors in the paint. Luka Doncic has been having a historic season this 2023-2024 season.
Brian Anderson will be the play by play commentator for the nightcap on TNT for the Bucks vs Suns. Bucks have struggled with Doc Rivers has their new coach after the firing of Adrian Griffin after a 30-13 start of the season. On the other side, the Suns with Booker, Durant and Beal have been a scary trio after figuring it out after a couple of games.
Mavericks vs Nets 7:30pm Eastern and 4:30pm Pacific
Bucks vs Suns 10:00pm Eastern and 7:00pm Pacific
Tonight Brandon Ingram of the Pelicans
: - scored 40+ points - made 8+ threes - shot 75% from the field - had 0 turnovers He's the first player in NBA history to do all of that in the same game.
If the Pelicans could just figure out how to beat the best teams, they'd be, well, more dangerous. Really good at mopping up vs bad teams - and that's important of course - but usually not against the better ones. Helluva game by Ingram.
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