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So what individual players absence would affect NBA history the most. As if this player just never existed. Like if we had no Bill Russell to grow the NBA early or MJ to make it global. What NBA player could you remove to make the biggest impact?
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7x day for me today on main slate. didn't cash night slate so prob a 5x day overall which is nice. Hope you all had a good night. another early slate tomorrow so no video again but as always ill get the other video out. got a really solid slate tomorrow and theres gonna be some absolute giga chalk that you probably can not fade so that should be annoying.
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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.
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Edit: mitch rob out - like hartenstein a lot if he stays out of foul trouble. really like embiid now to. precious could be interesting as backup 5
Edit: kawhi out. love pg/harden, mann one of the best values. powell very good
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1- Alex Sarr (PF/C)- Detroit Pistons
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2- Rob Dillingham (PG)- Washington Wizards
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3- Zaccharie Risacher (SF)- Portland Trail Blazers
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4- Reed Sheppard (PG/SG)- Charlotte Hornets
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5- Nikola Topic (PG)- San Antonio Spurs
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6- Stephon Castle (PG/SG)- Toronto Raptors
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7- Ron Holland (SF/PF)- Memphis Grizzlies
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8- Dalton Knecht (SG/SF)- Utah Jazz
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9- Donovan Clingan (C)- Houston Rockets via Brooklyn Nets
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10- Matas Buzelis (SF)- Atlanta Hawks
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11- Cody Williams (SF/PF)- Chicago Bulls
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12- Devin Carter (PG/SG)- OKC Thunder via Houston Rockets
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13- Jared McCain (PG/SG)- Sacramento Kings
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14- Kyle Filipowski (PF/C)- Portland Trail Blazers via Golden State Warriors
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15- Isaiah Collier (PG)- Miami Heat
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16- Tristan Da Silva (SF/PF)- Orlando Magic
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17- Terrence Shannon Jr (SG/SF)- Toronto Raptors via Indiana Pacers
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18- Kel'el Ware (C)- New Orleans Pelicans via Los Angeles Lakers
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19- Ja'Kobe Walter (SG/SF)- Philadelphia 76ers
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20- Tyler Smith (SF/PF)- Cleveland Cavaliers
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21- Yves Missi (C)- New Orleans Pelicans via Milwaukee Bucks
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22- Tidjane Salaun (SF/PF)- Milwaukee Bucks via New Orleans Pelicans
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23- Zach Edey (C)- Phoenix Suns
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24- Johnny Furphy (SF)- New York Knicks via Dallas Mavericks
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25- Kevin McCullar (SG)- New York Knicks
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26- Kyshawn George (SG/SF)- Washington Wizards via Los Angeles Clippers
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27- Harrison Ingram (SF/PF)- Minnesota Timberwolves
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28- Bobi Klintman (SF/PF)- Denver Nuggets
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29- Tyler Kolek (PG)- Utah Jazz via OKC Thunder
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30- DaRon Holmes II (C)- Boston Celtics
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I see people say shit like this on reddit and twitter. What does it mean?
And what does it mean when they say the NBA needs to push new superstars? This isn't WWE, how does the NBA push someone?
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Knicks and Spurs fan coming. Could be wrong but pretty sure Parish and Glasner are in Philly today for the NBA playoff game. Can anyone confirm? Odd fact but thought I saw them court side.
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Back in the day a ton of NBA players who wore armbands/wristbands would add some personal flair to it by having something custom stitched on. I always thought these little details were amazing and interesting and thats when instead of asking for shoes or a jersey after a game I would go for the armbands. I have obtained most of these from being a season ticket holder with the Orlando Magic and having seats by the visiting tunnel (some I have traded or purchased through auction). I would always try talk to the players beforehand during shoot around to try to ask them if I could have it after the game. Majority of players were pretty cool about following through on their promise, but of course you would have ones that would forget or if it was a tough loss they would storm by. David Stern actually banned (no pun intended) customized armbands around the 06-07 season. Starting to see a comeback over these past 2 years with Ant, Kelly O, Tatum, etc.
Full disclosure I’ve really never been into sports until I started sports betting. I’ve basically had to learn the game in a couple of months so that I can try to make bets that aren’t utter dogshit. In an attempt to do this I take the box scores from past matchups and apply the stats to the current game. How are these fools that were scoring 25+ points the past 3 matchups scoring 2 points the whole game?! This has happened all week🤦🏻♀️ I want to quit betting but I keep hoping I’ll get a win that will make it worth it. Uhg
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