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According to basketball-ref, he's 8% on shots from beyond half way line for his career. He's also a significantly worse career 3P shooter than Bryon Russell. Then again, not the first scrub to light us up, either.

Mind you, who'd have expected our generation's Sam Bowie to actually hit that? Dude has more luck than brains, talent, and looks combined.

Imagine the pressure, though. I'm already worried I'm not good enough for my wife.

https://kslsports.com/535041/abbie-stockard-walker-kessler-miss-america/ And some of ya'll wanna trade this stud. :eek:

It feels like every entertainment delivery system is antiquated. The whole industry wishes it was 1995. From sports, to music, to movies, you name it. It's 2024 and labels still can't figure out a better way to deliver music to you than....radio. It's just called Spotify now. Artists are...

I mean, if someone's doing this kind of a thing on another's team forum, they probably wouldn't have a lot of quotes after beating us this season, either.

As so often happens in life, people advocating for something aren't really interested in its consequences. The few people posting in this thread do not appear to be those who shrieked and clamored for a tank.

This version of Ben Simmons and the corpse of Zion Williamson should be on our opening day roster next year.

And yes. Hard yes. I can't believe a stupid gimmick has lasted 45 years. It boggles the mind.

That's like me asking you if your favourite player 2 decades ago was Antoine Walker because you like the three-point line. You can't take bad(Burke) to middling(DeMar) players and use them as your example.

There's an urban legend Carlsberg hooked up a beer pipe to Niels Bohr's house after he won the Nobel prize. Maybe you just gotta do that.

We all know the main obstacle is not money here.

What do you mean? Murders in NYC are so exceedingly rare, it only makes sense to put everything you have into finding this guy.

Yeah, in the 1980s.

First round. Mea culpa.

I think the most infuriating thing about player development is that the Jazz have amassed so many young players without a single clear elite skill. Again, Kessler is an exception here because he's probably already an elite rim protector at this level. Keyonte, Brice, Taylor...

It's just crazy that almost a dozen lottery picks in like 3 years have amounted to exactly one player who looks like he might be playing basketball 5 years from now in a place where they speak English: Kessler.

We have the same amount of wins as the Sixers and the Bucks, two teams with recent MVPs still in their prime.

Much easier taking it to the hole against 15-year old girls than against John Collins.

Can we play these guys every night?