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Comment on NBA AM: Philadelphia’s Winning Move? by Scott

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Comment on NBA Daily: Fixing The Toronto Raptors by Drewzer

Drewzer — Fri, 15 Jan 2021 05:51:59 +0000

Why the hell would they bring Kyle Korver in when they have a sharpshooter in Matt Thomas?

Comment on NBA Daily: Welcomed Returns Loom Large in January by Thomas Swanson

Thomas Swanson — Mon, 20 Jan 2020 18:43:19 +0000

People keep leaving out T.J. Warren for the Pacers, and he’s their leading scorer. He has a cheap contract to boot for the next 3 years. “If” the Pacers were to trade Myles Turner, they’d have to get a power forward in return with Sabonis moving to center. The only move I could see themm making would be Turner and maybe Lamb to the Knicks for Marcus Morris and whomever. The Knicks are the only team with power forwards.

Comment on Ben Simmons’ Kryptonite Hurting Philadelphia by CB

CB — Tue, 14 Jan 2020 03:43:57 +0000

Their offense isn’t looking good without Embiid … it is worse. Embiid is the most valuable player on the sixers. They need to give him space under the basket, which means keeping Simmons out from under the basket. As long as they allow Simmons to occupy the space under the basket, and pad his points stats (with points Embiid should be getting), Simmons will NEVER work on his jump shot.

Comment on 2018 NBA MVP Race: James Harden vs. LeBron James by chris grogan

chris grogan — Fri, 13 Apr 2018 22:10:42 +0000

In reply to Mike Yaffe.

im okay with harden winning MVP, but lebron definitely wins both eye test and intangibles.

Comment on 2018 NBA MVP Race: James Harden vs. LeBron James by Roddrick Sweeney, Sr.

Roddrick Sweeney, Sr. — Sat, 07 Apr 2018 13:01:14 +0000

In reply to Kyle Ryan.

My point exactly! Harden over James in regards to the “eye test?” No way is that true. Harden is a phenomenal player and is having a great year. However, what LeBron is doing this year is absolutely incredible. Forget about this being his 15th season; I’m taking specifically about how he’s kept his team relevant despite all of the injuries, turnover, and drama they’ve experienced throughout the entire season. He’s unbelievable and people take him for granted. Have them switch teams and check the results. Better yet, take each away from their teams and the Rockets would still be competitive. Cleveland….not so much. LeBron is the MVP.

Comment on 2018 NBA MVP Race: James Harden vs. LeBron James by Aaron F

Aaron F — Fri, 06 Apr 2018 14:26:54 +0000

I definitely understand where you’re coming from, but you also didn’t mention LeBron is shooting 10% better from the field, and has a better fg% from 3. For a scorer like James Harden thats gotta be a factor. In terms of value, Houston would be a playoff team without Harden, Cleveland wouldn’t win 35 games without LeBron. I think James Harden has done everything he can to win the MVP this year, and he probably deserves it. But at this point I feel like everyone is looking to give it to anyone but LeBron every year. He got snubbed losing to Derek Rose, and now he’s having one of his best seasons ever and everyone wants to count him out because someone else is having a great year. Harden is by no means a clear favorite in every category listed above, and no one even talks about a huge game or streak from LeBron anymore because its an expectation. He’s been the best player in the league every year since his third or fourth year and its sad for me to see him get no little to no credit for posting historic numbers on a hobbled and less than average team at 33 years old. Really, I agree that its probably Harden this year, I just wish the media and general public gave LeBron the respect he deserves, or at least didn’t write him off the minute someone else starts having a really good year.

Comment on 2018 NBA MVP Race: James Harden vs. LeBron James by Mike Yaffe

Mike Yaffe — Fri, 06 Apr 2018 13:32:21 +0000

In reply to Jason.

Right, Steve Nash set the precedent(s) for winning the MVP award running essentially the same offense for consecutive years.

Comment on 2018 NBA MVP Race: James Harden vs. LeBron James by Mike Yaffe

Mike Yaffe — Fri, 06 Apr 2018 13:26:12 +0000

In reply to Kyle Ryan.

I get what you’re saying, but aside from a slight disparity in VORP Harden dominates in most of the other statistical areas. In particular, James’ d-rating has been atrocious this season.

Comment on 2018 NBA MVP Race: James Harden vs. LeBron James by Kyle Ryan

Kyle Ryan — Fri, 06 Apr 2018 09:26:51 +0000

This sounds very biased. if you’re basing it off the eye test how can someone in there right mind think that James Harden looks like a better player on the court then Lebron James? You also stated that Lebron has a VORP higher than Harden’s… and i’m pretty sure the MVP award stands for the most ‘Most Valuable Player’. Lebron’s 4 inches taller and 30-40 pounds heavier but thats not something you can hold against a player to create an argument for another!

Comment on 2018 NBA MVP Race: James Harden vs. LeBron James by Jason

Jason — Thu, 05 Apr 2018 22:15:32 +0000

Thank you, Mike. Harden is averaging 30/9/5 on probable 65 win team. If LeBron was doing that there wouldn’t even be a conversation on who the MVP is. It’s tiring to see the lengths people will go through to give it to anyone but Harden.

Comment on NBA Chat With Tommy Beer 6/19/17 by Tommy Beer

Tommy Beer — Mon, 19 Jun 2017 19:43:03 +0000

In reply to Craig.

That’s an important point Craig – clearing cap space for 2018 doesn’t mean you strike out of if you don’t land PG13. There is also a chance to get Russ or DMC or LeBron.

On the one hand, you want to secure Paul George so you have a shot at LeBron, but if you give up too many assets, then you decrease the chances of LeBron coming to L.A.

In addition, if you trade for George, there is not a guarantee you sign in 2018. So many things can happen before July of 2018 – injuries or he doesn’t get along with his teammates or coaches etc –
Thus, unless he is willing to sign an extension (which is unlikely b/c he’d have to leave a lot of money on the table) there is a still plenty of risk in trading assets for what may end up as only a year rental.

Personally, it would all come down to the price tag. If it was a reasonable asking price, I’d want the sure thing and trade the assets required. If not, I hold on and wait for July of 2018

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Thanks so much for stopping by everybody. Have a great week and enjoy the craziness of this NBA offseason!!

Thanks,
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Comment on NBA Chat With Tommy Beer 6/19/17 by Tommy Beer

Tommy Beer — Mon, 19 Jun 2017 19:09:36 +0000

In reply to Craig.

I’d say less than a 10% chance Butler gets dealt.
I’ll go with 60% chance that PG13 gets traded

I think the Lakers get Ball, but don’t think they end up with PG13

Comment on NBA Chat With Tommy Beer 6/19/17 by Tommy Beer

Tommy Beer — Mon, 19 Jun 2017 19:08:03 +0000

In reply to George.

I’m sure the Kings are hoping that Fox is there at 5
I’ll make a HOT TAKE prediction right now… If the Kings draft Fox at #5, he’ll average nearly 30 minutes per game and win the 2018 Rookie of the Year.

Assuming they get Fox at 5, I think they take a big man at 10. Zach Collins out of Gonzaga would be a good fit

Comment on NBA Chat With Tommy Beer 6/19/17 by Tommy Beer

Tommy Beer — Mon, 19 Jun 2017 19:06:03 +0000

In reply to omar.

I think the Lakers will save up their assets to make a run at Paul George.
I think when the Pacers get close to a deal, the Lakers will get nervous about waiting a year for PG to sign via free agency and made a solid offer centered around D’Angelo Russell and picks

Comment on NBA Chat With Tommy Beer 6/19/17 by Tommy Beer

Tommy Beer — Mon, 19 Jun 2017 19:04:24 +0000

In reply to Rabbi Mordechai Abraham.

getting both Anthony Davis and Butler???
c’mon bro

Pels won’t trade Davis.

Comment on NBA Chat With Tommy Beer 6/19/17 by Tommy Beer

Tommy Beer — Mon, 19 Jun 2017 19:03:02 +0000

In reply to chicken adobo.

Yeah, I think the two side finally break up in July.
It’s best for both Melo and the Knicks at this point…

Comment on NBA Chat With Tommy Beer 6/19/17 by Tommy Beer

Tommy Beer — Mon, 19 Jun 2017 19:02:16 +0000

In reply to chicken adobo.

I think Randle has let to live up to his potential, but his upside is definitely promising. If the Lakers were willing to move him, plenty of teams would be willing to trade for him.

Clarkson contract is a bit onerous, but the kid cn play. His counting stats took a bit of dip last season, but that’s b/c his playing time dropped and he was bounced all around fro bench to starter to playing with different rotations. However, he still posted the highest eFG% of his career (.503) and averaged a career-high 18.1 points per-36 minutes.

The Lakers may have to trade one of those two in order to find a team willing to absorb the terrible contracts of Deng or Mozgov.
I could see one of the teams with cap space (such as Nets) taking on one of those bad contracts, if the Lakers were willing to attach a pick or player like Randle

Re: Fox, as I wrote earlier, he’s one of my favorite players in the entire draft

Comment on NBA Chat With Tommy Beer 6/19/17 by Craig

Craig — Mon, 19 Jun 2017 18:58:11 +0000

If you were the Lakers, would you give up any assets now to assure PG13 was on the team (and have his rights)? Would you deal other assets to shed deng/moz if you could to have enough room for PG and another max in 2018 (cousins, james, westbrook, etc)?

Comment on NBA Chat With Tommy Beer 6/19/17 by Craig

Craig — Mon, 19 Jun 2017 18:56:47 +0000

Wanna give us a % chance Butler or PG13 are each moved by the draft (most likely to Cs and Lakers)? Think Lakers come out of this offseason w/ Ball and PG13?

Comment on NBA Chat With Tommy Beer 6/19/17 by Tommy Beer

Tommy Beer — Mon, 19 Jun 2017 18:55:42 +0000

In reply to Tyler.

Hey Tyler,

My sense is that the Celtics will choose between Jackson and Jayson Tatum. I think taking Issac at #3 would be a reach.
Many ppl have pegged Jackson as a lock, but I think Tatum is has a good chance to go at 3.

Comment on NBA Chat With Tommy Beer 6/19/17 by George

George — Mon, 19 Jun 2017 18:41:13 +0000

What do the Kings do with 5 and 10? Will Fox still be there at 5?

Comment on NBA Chat With Tommy Beer 6/19/17 by Tommy Beer

Tommy Beer — Mon, 19 Jun 2017 18:40:43 +0000

In reply to Virgil.

Phil has definitely been exploring options, but trading into the first round is difficult.
One rumored option is trading Courtney Lee to the Pistons for their pick (#12 overall). Hard to see Stan Van Gundy signing off on that, as he has the security of a long-term deal as both coach and GM. He’s not facing “win now” pressure.

If the Knicks got #12 – Donovon Mitchell would likely be the target.

Comment on NBA Chat With Tommy Beer 6/19/17 by Tommy Beer

Tommy Beer — Mon, 19 Jun 2017 18:38:40 +0000

In reply to Virgil.

If I had to guess right now, I’d say that Ntilikina is the odds-on favorite to go to New York at No. 8.
Either way, Frank’s floor is #9, as the Mavs are in love with him.
But assuming the boards shakes out as we expect in #1 thru #6 (some order of Fultz, Ball, Jackson, Fox, Tatum, Issac). The Wolves at 7 is a wildcard, but they don’t need a guard. If they go Lauri MARKKANEN at 7, then the Knicks will have to choose between Monk, Frank and Dennis Smith Jr.

I think Frank would be the pick. He’s a big guard, which you know Phil loves as a Triangle Fit. And with a 7’0″ wingspan, he projects as a plus defender.

As far as Rose, I assume they would consider bringing him back on a one-year deal at the right. However, the only way I think he stays in NY if he gets no interest elsewhere.