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Wed May 06, 2026 8:52 am

What if Dallas called offering Kyrie for JG? What would it take to make that trade work?

I want Green out, but I don't think I would trade him for Kyrie at this point. Kyrie is too old and injury prone and also is nearly as much of a black hole on offense.

Ouch. Poor guy. I wonder if it will ever fully heal. It sounds like it bent way out to the side and may even have had bone protrusion. The Thunder bench's reaction was telling.

Harden always has a rough time of it in the playoffs. I wonder if it is somewhat mental at this point, knowing that he has a reputation for choking and failure.

We all know that baseball video games peaked with SNK Baseball Stars on NES, followed closely by Extra Innings on SNES. No further baseball video games are needed. My wife and I have been playing through The Witness, a first-person puzzler from about a decade ago, made by Jonathan Blow, the guy who ...

Who am I kidding? It's a mortal lock that Ishbia is repeatedly calling the Warriors about a trade of Jalen Green for Draymond Green. That's the splashy move he would sign off on.

It's wild seeing Duncan Robinson be such an integral part of the Pistons when he couldn't even get on the floor in Miami. I saw a funny tweet that pointed out that there was a chance that we get a Pistons/Spurs Finals, which would set up Wemby vs Duncan Robinson, representing the names of all 3 ...

I'm fine with that approach, but then why are they bringing in a bunch of guards for draft workouts?

Would there be any interest in a Jalen Green for Franz Wagner trade? The salaries allow a straight up trade 1 for 1. With Orlando's current turmoil they may be looking for a change. Wagner is listed as a SF, but is 6'10". That gets us more size. Thoughts? I would absolutely do this, but I think ...

The concern about the Spurs is that they're young and not battle-tested in the playoffs yet. It seemed like they made "the leap" and were ready despite their young age as a team. But one thing I've underrated all year is how much the Wolves team is built to counter other teams in a playoff series ...

Wolves upset the Spurs in Game 1; that's wild. Almost everybody underestimated this Wolves team. They are having a great playoffs.

I like Maluach! He didn't get very much opportunity for most of the year, but whenever we put him out there, I almost always felt like he was being a net positive and doing good things. Still has some things to work on, like better hands, better screening, positioning, etc., but his defense ...

Jamaal Mosley out in Orlando. Deserved? They were hugely disappointing this year, but they did miss a lot of players due to injuries.

Jalen Green for Aaron Gordon, call it in. I know Gordon has injury problems and is too old for us to use long-term but I figure that's decent value to get Green off the roster.

They have to get rid of KD this summer, right? He's ruined their team chemistry and locker room and shit all over their talented younger players. You bet on the young guys over the guy who'll be 38 next season any day. But who would take KD? I was thinking maybe Golden State or Miami. You want a ...

It was nice to see the Rockets and KD get embarrassed. But, FUCK the Lakers, now I want to see Lebron and LA get absolutely spanked. But, FUCK OKC, I want to see them bounced out in the following round.

IMO it depends on what you view as a worse outcome. I -do- want worse teams to get more draft help. And to me the interesting debate space is in which teams should be most helped, ones at/near the bottom or ones closer to breaking into the playoffs? For many years now the system has been tilted ...

Raptors win and force a Game 7 on a ridiculous bounce.

Wow, the Magic really blew it in their Game 6, losing to the Pistons after being up big in the 2nd half. Detroit looked absolutely done, and then the Magic went into a drought, missing something like 25 FG in a row. Their spirit felt broken by the end. I think the Rockets will win this upcoming Game ...

That Atlanta loss is just one game, but that's the kind of absolute ass-kicking that can linger after the season is over. The stink of that blowout in an elimination game will haunt those guys, and it really blunts the excitement folks were starting to feel for the upstart Hawks who took a few games ...