I would add the issue of rookie-scale contracts to this. Due to the nature of the cap and max contracts, not to mention the recent aprons, it's basically impossible to put a team of 10 veteran players together. Because rookie contracts are artificially limited, there's a huge incentive to...
Wouldn't it have been great if Deron Williams just could've ****ing figured out how great he had it in Utah 20 years ago instead of it dawning on his now?
I hate this sort of stuff. Like girls you wanted 20 years ago telling you they regret turning you down because you didn't end up being a...
I really don't think the one years Dallas maybe did this would suddenly lead to what would otherwise be 45-50 win teams tanking the last dozen games for a 7% chance at a top pick. Maybe I'm overly naïve here.
Also, regardless of whether the lottery is changed or not, I would love to see it...
He is currently 14th all-time in career assists per game at 8.1. He was top 5 in the NBA in assists per game in 7 different seasons.
I'm still working on liking Deron again, but man, let's not pretend he wasn't a great playmaker.
I'm not sure who the Blazers were missing exactly, but if the Jazz had even one veteran player suit up tonight, it's a win. Hell, if Kessler alone played, this is probably a blowout.
Well, the plan was likely different to begin with back in 2003. The Jazz were supposed to be the worst team not just in the league but perhaps in NBA history. Of course, some goofy kid from Russia added like 30 wins to the win column almost singlehandedly.
The Jazz may well have ended up...
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