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You can go back further than that. We made a trade with them many years ago - JLIII + non-guaranteed filler for Carrick Felix + cash - which helped the Cavs trade for Kevin Love. And if you're wondering what happened to Felix, we cut him to sign some old dude from Australia. Ironically, Felix...

IIRR, body fat acts as a shock absorber around your vital organs, and a certain amount of fat is necessary for other reasons I don't recall. It is unhealthy to go below a certain percentage, and I've seen the 5% minimum figure as well.

It's Andy Larsen, he's an Exum hater, and apparently he hates Bradley as well. Bradley put in some good minutes in against the Bucks then immediately fell out of the rotation when Davis returned the next game. Davis came straight back into the rotation from injury, but hasn't played well, and...

I'm not from Perth, you filthy Mexican.

I'd love to get Faves back somehow, I get why people keep saying it, but league rules forbid trading a player away then getting him back in a trade within the same season, or from picking him up off waivers (with one exception I discuss below). PLEASE stop with the trade proposals to get him...

Not allowed.

LeBron agitated to get him a max contract (IIRR, they had the same agent), even though he wasn't worth it, so he's earning $18.5m this year, the final year of his deal.

Have you been paying attention?

Yep. Normally cutting a guy costs money, because if they sign for the minimum (most teams are over the cap and can only offer the minimum anyway), that leaves you on the hook for the difference.

The guy who says he's followed his career says he's had 2 ACLs. Umm, no, only one.

Wrong. If he gets picked up, it doesn't matter when, his new salary will get deducted from ours and we only pay the difference, and since he's on the minimum, that's guaranteed to be nothing. And there's not a big market for minimum-salary guys, so they don't get traded very often on their own.

That makes sense.

In post-game interviews, Gobert, DM and Jingles all spoke highly of Dante, great team-mate, worked hard, and talked about him getting an opportunity. Quin, on the other hand: I've never been a believer on the Quin-hates-Dante conspiracy theory, but that's pretty cold.

Well we only trade guys we pick in the first round to the Cavs, and he's the only Jazz first-round pick left on the roster, so yeah.

DM and Jingles both ripped Larsen a new one for suggesting Green was an off-court problem.

As I said elsewhere, Larsen is just terrible. Easily the worst of the Jazz writers.

This post didn't age well.

So just sit Green and play the guys you want to play, and then you still have him to play in case of injury or a form slump (not sure how you'd be able to tell that Niang was in a slump, but still...). Hell, there's a vacant doghouse at the end of the bench now, he could take that over.

That's two #5 picks gone in one day.

This is from an off-season interview when he was in Australia: The bit I've bolded is the bit I just don't understand. As I've said before, I'm wondering when these alleged practices are happening. Going by when they post practice interview videos, they've had five practices so far this season...