The foul game however is getting worse every year
Gm, coach, roster
How can an economic power house like an NBA franchise, have a statue like that, is beyond conceivable
I forgot to mention #1 was his number at college but the Dubs already had Dorell Wright with that number
And yet without Embiid!! If he was on the court, they could have easily passed the record of 160...
In the modern era, still Phila, vs Washington in 2017 (100)
In its simplicity - yet effective - I really like Houston's. Sacramento is very good too, thanks to the shape of the crown, then Boston (always hated their pattern, now it's fixed) and Brooklyn
sorry, I did not notice the thread before, here's mine, Cavs-centric:
Cavs are pushing offense through Mobley, with Mitchell more as a SG: DG’s role will be impacted not in a good way but if it works, it works. If it doesn’t, I can see Mitchell somehow going to Milwaukee (as long as they finally understand they traded the wrong player in Holiday instead of Middleton) among the dismantle of the Cavs’ core four
I'll start: Cavs are pushing offense through Mobley, with Mitchell more as a SG: DG's role will be impacted not in a good way but if it works, it works. If it doesn't, I can see Mitchell somehow going to Milwaukee (as long as they finally understand they traded the wrong player in Holiday instead of Middleton) among the dismantle of the Cavs' core four
Bad news, sorry for him
So the best 5 tonight are almost all guards, almost all in the east: Lillard 30 9 6 T. Young 30 5 12 Lamelo Ball 34 8 11 Cam Thomas 36 5 3 Ingram 33 7 2 Banchero 33 11 3
I know, they're six, I initially didn't write Thomas because the Nets lost, but that was a nonsense
Great game, both sides. Cavs won with consistency during the whole time and a inspired Garland with 34 points. Very nice game overall, even more as a Cavs fan!