Sabonis is on pace to make his second all nba team, and he has this milestone to back him up. This is very impressive from domantas Sabonis, and he will continue to put up triple doubles.

6th, not 5th, misread

source:

I've always felt like the term "unathletic NBA player" is oxymoronic. Like, people refer to guys like Larry Bird, Luka, Jokic, etc as unathletic but they're actually all super athletic. They all have amazing coordination, body control, reflexes, strength, especially for men of their size

GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS vs Nuggets

Time: 4:00PM PST

Location: Chase Center, SF CA

Broadcast: ESPN

Line:

Projected Starters

Roster

Head Coach: Steve Kerr

Injuries/Roster Notes

GO DUBS!

Per Phil Mackey on Twitter:

100% make the playoffs

87% advance in the playoffs

68% make the Conference Finals

35% make the NBA Finals

23% win the NBA Championship

The Wolves have an opportunity here to do something real special. With how pace of play typically slows down in the playoffs and games tighten up/reffed more loosely, this directly plays into the Wolves favor. Clean up the offense a bit and continue working to limit mistakes and the Wolves will be a tough out for anyone.

We'll see how I end tonight. last night was actually good, ended up being 1 point off the show down optimal so salvaged. Hope you all had a good night. once again another small slate tomorrow but with some solid spots.

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: - pp -

Edit: ah ausar foul trouble as expected. thats why grimes played more. not surprised. sorry been a long day. just a little edit from the video

Edit: pp - Going to add josh hart M 8.5 rebounds and Domantas Sabonis L 14.5 Rebounds. and Cam Thomas M 19.5 points. sabonis got ripped right away

Edit: all heat out - love bam, really like jaime/duncan. delon best value on the slate. i also really like kevin love in gpps. cain should be in the rotation. caleb martin firmly in play

73 win 2016 Warriors lost finals

72 win 1996 Bulls won finals

69 win 1972 Lakers won finals

69 win 1997 Bulls won finals

68 win 1973 Celtics lost conference finals

67 win 1986 Celtics won finals

67 win 1992 Bulls won finals

67 win 2000 Lakers won finals

67 win 2007 Mavs lost 1st round

67 win 2015 Warriors won finals

67 win 2017 Warriors won finals

67 win 2016 Spurs lost 2nd round

66 win 1971 Bucks won finals

66 win 2008 Celtics won finals

66 win 2009 Cavs lost conference finals

66 win 2013 Heat won finals

65 win 1983 76ers won finals

65 win 1987 Lakers won finals

65 win 2009 Lakers won finals

65 win 2018 Rockets lost conference finals

that is 20 times since 1970 a team has won 65 or more games. Of those 20 times, 14 of those teams went on to win the NBA finals (70%). Oddly though, 5 of the 6 teams to lose did so before even making it to the finals.

Like, when you think elite shooters and ball handlers, you think Steph Curry, Kyrie, Allen Iverson, Chris Paul, Tim Hardaway, etc. All guys who are around 6'-6'4". How come?

Adam Silver's expansion of private equity investment in the NBA is leading the sport of basketball down a dark path. NBA fans should prepare for more condemnation of free speech (IE: Daryl Morey on Hong Kong), increasingly amoral foreign ownership groups seeking to engage in sportswashing, and a further prioritization of profit above all else.

Just a reminder....these games are so interesting... definitely a preview of the future

The next three All-Star Games are all set to be hosted by Pacific Division stadiums, sources tell @ShamsCharania and @MikeVorkunov:

2025 — Chase Center (GSW)

2026 — Intuit Dome (LAC)

2027 — Footprint Center (PHX)*

*Plans being finalized

I used to be a nets fan but after the move I refused to support. I see a lot of Knicks fans always say that New Jersey deserved our team, and I appreciate that, especially since y’all were a rival and we’re never gonna get that team back lol.