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New York and Sacramento discussing an Enes Kanter-Zach Randolph trade of expiring contracts, but nothing close yet, league sources tell ESPN. Kings would want to send out more expirings in a deal. Kanter is out of rotation and wants chance to play. A third team could be helpful.
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In order to become an unrestricted free agent in 2020, Kristaps Porzingis would have to leave 150 million dollars on the table and, instead, willingly choose to play for just $7.5 million.
The NBA CBA makes it a very difficult choice for players to leave their original teams.
I think it is a made up story by bondy to generate clicks, it is what the dailynews does
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It makes so little sense. I feel like if it was Janis, the whole industry would know?
I think it is a made up story by bondy to generate clicks, it is what the dailynews does
Probably, or he was just adding 2 and 2 together because KP seems like the ultimate Pops player.
A swap of Kanter for Randolph would be a cap-neutral move for New York. Although it would save owner Jim Dolan some money this year, contracts for both players expire at the end of this season. Thus, it wouldnt help the Knicks clear any additional cap space for 2019-20 and beyond.
However, since the two teams are already engaged in trade conversations, New York should undoubtedly gauge Sacramentos interest in Tim Hardaway Jr. and Courtney Lee.
The Kings already have a pair of quality wing scorers on their roster in Buddy Hield and Bogdan Bogdanovic. Yet, the presence of these two sharpshooters did not stop Sacramento from signing Chicago Bulls restricted free agent Zach LaVine to a four-year, $78 million offer sheet back in July. The Bulls ended up matching the Kings offer, and LaVine remained in the Windy City. The Kings ended up signing Yogi Ferrell to a two-year $6.2 million pact later in July. However, Ferrell hasnt lived up to expectations in Sacramento, as hes averaging 5.8 points in 13.6 minutes. Hes also been a liability defensively. Of all rotation regulars, Ferrell has the lowest Net Rating on the team.
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Russell Westbrook had 24 points, 13 rebounds and a career-high 24 assists in Thursday's 2OT loss at the Spurs.
According to @EliasSports, he's the first player in NBA history to reach those numbers in a game. It's also ties the most assists in a triple-double in NBA history.
Ben Simmons is pretty damn good. You and I shoot better than him.
Just think the floor is lower for him than the rest of you seem to.
Just think the floor is lower for him than the rest of you seem to.
Gotcha. I do think he will be a double double machine though. As a Bulls fan.... I would love to see a zion, Lauri, Wendell front line.
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He's not going to get a billion breakaway dunks in the NBA.
Ben Simmons is pretty damn good. You and I shoot better than him.
and he struggled terribky last year in the playoffs, until he learns how to shoot sixers will do nothing
and he struggled terribky last year in the playoffs, until he learns how to shoot sixers will do nothing
I'm not all in on Ben... but he averaded 16-9-8 on 48% from the floor in the playoffs last year. Thats not struggling terribly. He had a really bad game 2 against Boston.
Guy I spoke to was raving about him and he wasn't even on my radar.
They are either average or bad free throw shooters. I guess I find it shocking how osmeone has the ball in their hands all the time.... cant shoot.
They view him as a point? Kind of tough to see averaging 4 assists and 2.4 turnovers, but I admittedly do not watch much Texas Tech ball.
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on Culver. Some teams think he can run an offense and there are teams that prefer him to Morant as a prospect. I think this is a kid we should all be following. He sounds/looks very intriguing.
They view him as a point? Kind of tough to see averaging 4 assists and 2.4 turnovers, but I admittedly do not watch much Texas Tech ball.
Let me preface this by saying I've never even seen him play other than youtube. But the guy I spoke to said that some teams have said they could see him "running an offense" and being a "playmaker at the 1". It sounds more like it's not out of the realm of possibility given his skillset more than "he's a 1" but I found it interesting. He also said he's the perfect example of gains a player has from year 1 to year 2 in college. He put a "early lottery" grade on him this year.
Knicks may not get another two wins before March.
Morant is a career 79.1% FT shooter.
For me, the thing that makes me really want Zion is that he seems like he will develop into a real two way player who should be very switchable on defense. He's just so athletic and competitive that I think he'll be tough to handle on both ends of the floor.
Love Morant, too. I don't think he's too small at all. And Elfrid Payton is soft as shit. Morant's competitiveness is much, much higher.
Haven't seen Culver, but I'll keep an eye out for Texas Tech games now.
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They are either average or bad free throw shooters. I guess I find it shocking how osmeone has the ball in their hands all the time.... cant shoot.
Morant is a career 79.1% FT shooter.
I sw 77% for this year and some college rims are pretty forgiving. Still less than stellar. Like to see guards around 82-83. But again, might be a slump or something...
He also seems to have that Russ IDGAF attitude which I like.
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Kanter posted a video of him sitting in front of seven burgers - including three triple-patty burgers topped with egg - and a tray full of fries.
Kanter posted a video of him sitting in front of seven burgers - including three triple-patty burgers topped with egg - and a tray full of fries.
What a fucking asshole. How the hell do you have a cheat meal IN SEASON? You're a fucking professional who is getting paid millions of dollars. You have all summer to eat whatever shit you want. All you need to do is be in fucking shape.