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It's funny how you appear to want to be taken seriously. I mean, all you do is over-react. Flagg is "mid", right? You'd seen enough to know without a doubt, right? We haven't seen enough of Ace. This is ****ing obvious. Be less of a hyper-reactive ninny, eh? Consider this a New Year's...

I love a prospect that "guaranteed to reach his ceiling."

This guy does get my juices flowing, though.

I like the idea of Keon, but I'm not parting with a 1st for him.

Why? He's playing so well!!

Danny Wolf has been showing some stuff. ****, I wish we had him.

end the Hulk Smash immediately, pls.

Maxey's release is uber-fast. Like, Curry-level fast.

I think the concept of an in-season, single-elimination tournament is great. With regard to how the current NBA cup is structured, I think there's a lot to be desired. I think it would prefer it if, for example, some early part of the regular schedule were used to determine a field of 16...

Otherwise Flagg—who is so so mid—wins the game with another mid offensive performance

Flagg looking so mid, amiright??

M'dear, I'm genuinely confused about why you think I said something equivalent to that or would say something equivalent to that. Hope you're having a nice evening.

If you were to calculate the odds of a four-peat after every team's first championship, then the odds have never been higher than they are for OKC.

... and then they could win a championship, collect three lottery picks in the upcoming draft, and get ready to three-peat. We're seeing some ****, man.

It should also be said that Donovan was doing that with a heavy offensive burden on a winning team. I'm loving Key's development, but IMO the context of winning basketball is important to keep in mind. It obviously isn't Key's fault that he's on a rebuilding team; and it was Donovan's good...

I guarantee that this article motivates Keyonte. I'm cool with that.

He's too big yo

At this point they have to be able to taste the "greatest team in NBA history" label. I'd imagine that's pretty motivating.

I haven't watched them either. But, based on reports, the Lakers perimeter defense is an obvious weak point. Kinda easy to how this might sink their whole ship when you have Luka and Reeves guarding the perimeter.

I think the logical time(s) to trade him have already passed. The org seems hellbent on competing ASAP, and you need competent rim protection to do that. Given that we have no competent rim protection without Kessler, that means it would take a hero offer to get him (if I were managing things).