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I've never seen a hamstring wreck a guy's season like that without it being torn. I think they were just "resting" him knowing they were going to lose a bunch of games.

He did have a torn hamstring and now he has a ruptured patellar tendon.

carey wrote:Stanley Johnson may need a change of scenery. He started, went 0-13 from the field, played 40 minutes, and scored only 2 points.

Yes. To the Kazakhstan League.

That sucks for Lin. He seems like a genuinely good dude. That injury is a real setback for him.

Lonzo Ball tonight. Beverly was in his head all game. Too bad we don't have anyone that plays like Beverly with some defensive pride.

The Clippers are a kind of interesting team. I initially just assumed they were toast without Chris Paul. But then I saw that they had Beverly as well as the exciting Teodosic (sp), so I think their PG position will actually be okay. It wouldn't stun me if they had just as good a record as last year.

Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:The Clippers are a kind of interesting team. I initially just assumed they were toast without Chris Paul. But then I saw that they had Beverly as well as the exciting Teodosic (sp), so I think their PG position will actually be okay. It wouldn't stun me if they had just as good a record as last year.

Last season, the Clippers were +352 overall, +579 with Paul on the floor, and -227 without him. So I expect they'll miss him.

Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:The Clippers are a kind of interesting team. I initially just assumed they were toast without Chris Paul. But then I saw that they had Beverly as well as the exciting Teodosic (sp), so I think their PG position will actually be okay. It wouldn't stun me if they had just as good a record as last year.

I agree, and it wouldn't surprise me if they actually had a better record this year as adding Gallinari could be a big get for them. A ton of this is going to be whether or not Griffin stays healthy.

Not only Griffin but Beverly and Gallo need to stay healthy as well.

Cap wrote:

Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:The Clippers are a kind of interesting team. I initially just assumed they were toast without Chris Paul. But then I saw that they had Beverly as well as the exciting Teodosic (sp), so I think their PG position will actually be okay. It wouldn't stun me if they had just as good a record as last year.

Last season, the Clippers were +352 overall, +579 with Paul on the floor, and -227 without him. So I expect they'll miss him.

I think this is very much a Nash on the Suns situation. The offense was so completely designed for Paul to have the ball at all times that they struggled when he didn't. If they stay healthy I think they'll be pretty good. Big if though as Griffin and gallinari never seem to stay healthy.

Magic looked decent on opening night, Isaac had a couple nice plays so I guess he did settle down
https://twitter.com/bismackbiyombo/status/921409948248047616

That's hilarious.

The Timberwolves are a pretty fun team. I think I'll be watching them a lot this year.

Flagrant Fowl wrote:The Timberwolves are a pretty fun team. I think I'll be watching them a lot this year.

What kind of humor do they work?

Somebody may have already posted this, but I just noticed that Chris Paul may be out a while with a nagging knee injury. Hmm.

http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/2109 ... -left-knee

Aztec Sunsfan wrote:

Flagrant Fowl wrote:The Timberwolves are a pretty fun team. I think I'll be watching them a lot this year.

What kind of humor do they work?

This one might have got lost in translation both ways, Az. He said they were fun, not funny.

https://twitter.com/MickstapeShow/status/921899537739976705 What on earth happened to this dude?

Philly curse? Some are saying he hurt his shoulder and that's the only way he can shoot. But he doesn't shoot his jumpers that way. They should just sit him for the year like they always do.

O_Gardino wrote:Philly curse? Some are saying he hurt his shoulder and that's the only way he can shoot. But he doesn't shoot his jumpers that way. They should just sit him for the year like they always do.

The Grizzlies are up by 17 going into the 4th against the Warriors.

Edit: Oh, and Orlando is killing the Cavs in Cleveland.