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Out of all the players selected in the 2014 Draft, #1 Pick Andrew Wiggins has played the most minutes (15,315) by a large margin. The player from that draft who has played the second-most minutes is #46 pick Jordan Clarkson (11,288). The Top Ten in minutes played of players selected in the...

*Adelaide, not Melbourne. I don't know how you worked Kidd in there, since he does play for Melbourne and didn't play yesterday. Eric Griffin hasn't forgotten Utah either, he threw this one down back in November:

I'm on board with the idea, but Davis has a two-year contract, and it actually goes up slightly next year (from $4.7M to $5M). They may baulk at trading an expiring to add salary for next year, since they project to be ~$17M under the cap next season. However, we could also send cash (up to...

What lies? They've never said he had any minutes restrictions once he returned. Quin just wasn't playing him. Or, in TJ speak "He wasn't in the rotation."

Clarkson can only be traded on his own, you can't combine him with other players.

$13.3M this season and the next 2 seasons.

Clarkson doesn't make enough to get Thompson (or TT makes too much, YMMV). I've tried a three-team trade in the Trade Machine to check, it doesn't work.

Royce at 6'4" isn't a 4. Niang will still play. This is not a good thing. Mudiay isn't a problem any more now he's learnt to share. His +/- tonight was bad but a lot of that comes from sharing the floor with Niang.

You sure? I thought we used the room exception.

22 points, shot 7-8 from the field (1-1 from 3) and 7-9 from the stripe. Burks got 21 in the same game (3/11/17 @ OKC).

It's 4 pm here, 38C (100F) which counts as a cool change and the whole country has been on fire for a fortnight.

Niang gets blocked by a 6'1" PG with one good arm.

He was a PF his whole time in Denver. And he's only an inch shorter and 5 pounds lighter than Davis (per Basketball-reference). But he went from starter to salary dump to buyout to minimum salary to out of the league pretty damn quick for a player of his age and production. Not advocating we...

Faried is the weird one. Denver salary-dumped him, then the Nets cut him. Houston only signed him as an emergency fill-in, and I thought he played well enough to get a look somewhere. I mean if Jeff Green's lazy *** could snag a minimum contract, surely Faried could. And he's only just...

No.

We didn't draft Mitchell. In fact, we don't have any players on our roster we selected with our own first-round pick.

Even if we could've kept them, there aren't enough minutes for Favors *and* Crowder behind Gobert and Bogey. The problem we have is there are too many minutes there for Davis and Niang (and until a few days ago, Green as well).

Bench is still a problem. Mitchell, Gobert, Bogey and Ingles still played 36+ minutes each, even with Clarkson playing 21.

You mean one of these?