NBA Season 2016/17
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I guess those other megastars are looking at the Harden contract and sayin', "time for me to get dem checks"
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@KiwiMurph said in NBA Season 2016/17:
Derrick Rose signs a 1 year deal with the Cavs.
Veteran's minimum, $2.1m per season. He was on a $94m, 5yr deal previously. Ouch.
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@TeWaio said in NBA Season 2016/17:
@KiwiMurph said in NBA Season 2016/17:
Derrick Rose signs a 1 year deal with the Cavs.
Veteran's minimum, $2.1m per season. He was on a $94m, 5yr deal previously. Ouch.
Was he dreadful for much of that previous deal? Google tells me he's only 28, so it's not like he needs a zimmer frame on the court.
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@antipodean said in NBA Season 2016/17:
@TeWaio said in NBA Season 2016/17:
@KiwiMurph said in NBA Season 2016/17:
Derrick Rose signs a 1 year deal with the Cavs.
Veteran's minimum, $2.1m per season. He was on a $94m, 5yr deal previously. Ouch.
Was he dreadful for much of that previous deal? Google tells me he's only 28, so it's not like he needs a zimmer frame on the court.
He's injury riddled though. One injury away from the end. Decent pickup for CLE if he stays healthy
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Never been the same since the knee. But the off court stuff hasn't helped his cause when at the negotiation table.
I guess he's giving himself a genuine chance to be a contender.
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@ACT-Crusader said in NBA Season 2016/17:
Never been the same since the knee. But the off court stuff hasn't helped his cause when at the negotiation table.
I guess he's giving himself a genuine chance to be a contender.
If the Land shift Irving before the start of the season the load will be much greater on Rose. They'll probably still be favourites to win the East barring management blowing it all up
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@canefan If LeBron stays healthy, they win the East, almost regardless of what else happens.
Problem is, 14 of the best 15 players in the league are now in the West. This is as lopsided as its been for decades. So whoever comes out of the West (probably, ugh, the Warriors) and into the Finals will be super battle-hardened and it'll be very tough for Cleveland to compete.
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https://theringer.com/lebron-james-los-angeles-lakers-bill-simmons-podcast-cb530026641e
The ever entertaining Bill Simmons is floating the idea that Magic and Pelinka will try to assemble a 2018/19 Lakers team consisting of LBJ, John Wall, Paul George, Boogie Cousins, Ingram, Lonzo Ball. It's a great dream that will get some in Lakerland woody, and it may not be that far from the truth. The big hurdle will always be signing marquee free agents, but they could definitely get LBJ and PG, and if they did others would come knocking
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@TeWaio said in NBA Season 2016/17:
@canefan If LeBron stays healthy, they win the East, almost regardless of what else happens.
Problem is, 14 of the best 15 players in the league are now in the West. This is as lopsided as its been for decades. So whoever comes out of the West (probably, ugh, the Warriors) and into the Finals will be super battle-hardened and it'll be very tough for Cleveland to compete.
Kyrie not in your top 15?
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@ACT-Crusader said in NBA Season 2016/17:
@TeWaio said in NBA Season 2016/17:
@canefan If LeBron stays healthy, they win the East, almost regardless of what else happens.
Problem is, 14 of the best 15 players in the league are now in the West. This is as lopsided as its been for decades. So whoever comes out of the West (probably, ugh, the Warriors) and into the Finals will be super battle-hardened and it'll be very tough for Cleveland to compete.
Kyrie not in your top 15?
I deem flat-earthers to be ineligible
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It's not NBA, but just finished watching that Asian Cup women's final. Great game with Japan with the upset win against the Aussies by 1 point.
One Japanese girl hit seven 3's in the second half. Griffin for the Aussies was unstoppable.
NZ girls did okayish in their first Asian Cup. Came 6th after getting smashed in the 5th-6th playoff by Chinese Taipei
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@TeWaio said in NBA Season 2016/17:
@ACT-Crusader said in NBA Season 2016/17:
@TeWaio said in NBA Season 2016/17:
@canefan If LeBron stays healthy, they win the East, almost regardless of what else happens.
Problem is, 14 of the best 15 players in the league are now in the West. This is as lopsided as its been for decades. So whoever comes out of the West (probably, ugh, the Warriors) and into the Finals will be super battle-hardened and it'll be very tough for Cleveland to compete.
Kyrie not in your top 15?
I deem flat-earthers to be ineligible
Wondered what you meant so googled ...
... surely he was taking the piss
barring injuries to at least two of Curry, Green, Durant and Thompson. Sigh.