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Mori Chu wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 08, 2026 7:42 am

Maybe there's hope it will get Ishbia to sell...?

I wouldn’t call it Hope. Far from perfect, but at least he cares.

Besides, I think there is a rule regarding selling this team, that said you have to include a contending level roster ready to be dismantled for the buyer. So we are safe.

I suppose they are taxing the Jazz because going from tanking to non-tanking it’s not as easy as declaring this year as a competitive one.

Many young teams struggle to close games because until then, clutching minutes meant defeat and they got mentally caught on it.

Brown just got kicked off Boston and LeBron just left LA because he wanted to be featured. Two huge ego problems right there. And we are not mentioning Embiid yet.

Maxey has been cool enough to deal with Embiid, but now you’re asking your best player last year to allow for THREE divas to take the ...

This 76ers roster reminds me of that Lakers team with Shaq, Kobe, Malone and Payton.

Granted, they actually got to the finals, but still imploded under all those egos in play, and fell against an actual team in Detroit, full of uber role players but none with the star cache on LA. The ultimate ...

I’m not sure that is the kind of discussion to detonate, at least not so soon.

I have seen a lot of restraint recently on most of the people talking about Bridges, but I consider it an effort to maintain our community at peace, not as an acknowledgment that their initial positions have changed.

A ...

Any trade for a significant player would make the other team ask for our young players as part of the deal. Green plus picks alone won’t cut it.

Who knows, maybe that’s why the team parted with the 2033 instead of giving up Fleming on the Bridges’ deal or any similar deal that we won’t know ...

Any trade for a significant player would make the other team ask for our young players as part of the deal. Green plus picks alone won’t cut it.

Who knows, maybe that’s why the team parted with the 2033 instead of giving up Fleming on the Bridges’ deal or any similar deal that we won’t know because ...

With Grayson and Royce gone, I think that Brooks is going to be the nominal SF, with Bridges attacking the paint as the PF.But who is taking the perimeter assignment on D between those two?


Brooks.


I should have added effectively, not just positional. As in, who’s going to stop the scoring ...

With Grayson and Royce gone, I think that Brooks is going to be the nominal SF, with Bridges attacking the paint as the PF.But who is taking the perimeter assignment on D between those two?

Beyond the minutes distribution, I hope they stagger minutes with Fleming and Dunn to see them defending the ...

Split T wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 12, 2026 10:46 am

Gambo has pretty strongly said there is nothing else going on and the trade is still happening. Also Bridges was sitting with the team at the summer league game. He wouldn’t be doing that if he wasn’t coming.

The team’s social media is delivering farewells for Grayson and Royce, so, here we go…

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They will denounce domestic violence and say that they carefully investigated it as they would never take something like that lightly. They will say that by all accounts, Miles has been a model citizen since his arrest and that everyone in his life vouches for him. They will emphasize that Miles ...

The biggest problem is the Booker/Green pairing in the backcourt and that they need a real PG to run the team and create shots.


I think the problem is going to be that they are running four volume scorers that to varying degrees are inefficient and just kind of get theirs. It's going to be ...

Lebron is addicted to narratives, I’m guessing he is going back to Cleveland and just waiting for the right moment to get the full spotlight and more than just a few hours on the news cycle.

Is there some kind of competition for the worst (Oh, sorry, “bold”) move of the offseason playing within the league that we aren’t aware of?

Superbone wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 01, 2026 2:01 pm

Could be worse...

Hopefully

It's been very difficult to process everything this thread covers.

As Pickle said, the testimonies of people I've known for years through this forum, despite the distance, deeply affect me, and I absolutely do not wish to minimize their feelings or their pain.

And this man doesn't deserve to be ...

I don’t think anyone’s complaining. People don’t have to love a prospect just because the Suns drafted him.


But no viable alternative pick either that we should have made instead. :roll: "Not a very good pick. Peat has a lot of flaws. Wouldn't have picked him. Should have picked.. ummm.. hmm ...

My initial reaction was like yeah, okay move and doesn't hurt. But I wasn't thrilled about it either mostly because I didn't know anything about Peat. Taking everything I have seen today I'm actually rather excited now. A lot of what I saw was that he wasn't a shooter and that's why he fell so far ...

I don’t think we traded up into the 1st to draft a guy to the g league team. I agree that he won’t likely play much as a rookie, but I think it’s fine to have a developmental player. He’s 19.


That’s what they did with Fleming, trading up to 31 to get him and we already have an 19 year old ...