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I don't think that's necessarily a nephew take, even absent major injury. 3 years is aggressive, but in five years, sure, when Embiid is 34, there might be a lot of centers better than him.

I've gone from loving young Harden to being frustrated with prime Harden's playing for the whistle, to feeling sad while watching old Harden.

Long-term, he might be a bit like Duncan (or AD in his championship year): Starting at PF and playing a lot of his minutes there to preserve his body, but switching to center when it's winning time.

Once this gets memes rough, he'll average 7 free throws a game for a week, just to prove his critics right that it really is a "won't" issue, not a "can't" issue.

MPJ is a good player, but I think the Nuggets were hoping for better when they gave him that contract.

Not criticizing him. It's amazing he's as good as he is considering his health issues. Just an issue they have.

Lotta good defense here, but my overall take away is "wow, what long arms."

Is the frame rate on this video a little weird?

This is going to sound stupid, but with this nagging wrist injury he's dealing with, I won't be shocked if he at some point starts shooting lefty in games some.

This is Christmas music in April, knowing god damn well the plan is to keep playing it all the way through new years.

Curry and Jokic would be so insanely synergistic.

It's basically like if Jamal Murray were a top 10 player all time instead of a "probable future all-star."

Remember that one year with the Clippers when he almost made the all-star game and the Clippers traded him?

I don't think they'll be the worst, but with all the missed games they're already looking at, Grizzlies deserve a shout out in this thread.

Yeah. There's seriously a world where Luka goes to the Knicks to play alongside his buddy, All-NBA guard Jalen Brunson.