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Because he's 7' and one of the best shooters ever. Those 2 things tend to age well.

Sengun don't want none of Zupac.

Kobe Bryant - Ruben Patterson

They're eventually going to trade at least 2 of them and Black looks to have the most upside so I doubt he gets moved any time soon. For now Fultz makes the most sense to trade since he's a free agent after this season and doesn't even try to shoot. I think Suggs gets traded down the line as well unless he learns how to shoot. He's a great defender but if they're building around Wagner and Banchero, who aren't good shooters, they need shooters on the floor with them. Cole may want to be a starter but I don't think there's many teams that would actually make him a starter and he can be a really good 6th man and with Black's size could play alongside him some as well.

Chet is currently playing better and more deserving but since NBA awards are narrative driven Wemby will end up winning if they're any where close to each other.

Did you really just claim that having 30% 3 pt potential is a good thing?

The first is Durant and Curry are easily the best shooters. But more than that they can score in a variety of ways and do it all on offense, on and off ball. Probably the biggest thing is they both know how to move off ball to get themselves in a better position to score when they get the ball. Harden and Westbrook are almost exclusively on ball players so when they lost a step and aren't able to get by their guys they don't have anything else to turn to and all they can do is spam the PnR.

PEDs

Lavine & DeRozan to Bkn for Simmons, Dinwiddie and picks

Lavine, Bridges, Derozan, Johnson, Claxton with Thomas, O'neal, DFS off the bench.

In his instance the team benefits more because Nicholson was out of the league after that but that player can also still sign with another team potentially making more over those years than if they weren't waived. If there was no stretch provision Nicholson likely wouldn't have been waived since the team wouldn't have gotten salary cap relief and the only benefit is from opening a roster spot, but keeping him allows them to use him as salary matching in a trade like Bkn did when they traded him to Por.

This was literally posted a few days ago by someone else and it was a stupid question then. You're the lowest of the low stealing other's posts.

Are there actually people that think current Lebron is durable?