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  1. buddha
    absolutely not. how is belichick doing in north carolina?
  2. buddha
    ivey, harris, and multiple firsts should be value for him but you dont know what others are offering. hawks have more ammo. i think the spurs do too, but trading picks is not their MO. The thunder have the most ammo (which is hilarious) but probably wont move it for murphy considering their roster and upcoming salary crunch. weaver drafted ivey too, so he kight value him more than others. and ivey could be a good buy low candidate whose extension might not cost as much after this year.
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    zach lavine is a negative player. always will be. selfish. plays no defense. one of the best athletes in the world. is it an organizational thing? he went from minnesota pre-ant, to the bulls post drose, to the kings (forever bad). maybe on a good team you can harness that otherworldly hops into a true winning player? he doesnt seem like detroit's type of player.
  4. buddha
    i cant believe kris dunn is still in the league.
  5. buddha
    Holy ****, dylan james is alive!
  6. buddha
    Danielson made very little impact. for a guy who was a top ten pick, that's not great news.
  7. buddha
    "college" football. smh.
  8. buddha
    the cavs are still a worry if they can get healthy. the healthy cavs destroyed this team earlier in the year. the pistons have two big flaws we've been harping on all year. and they are a "try hard" bunch. reminds me a bit of the drose bulls. that team always struggled a bit on the playoffs when everyone else was trying hard too. otoh, they would have made the finals if not for prime lebron and there is no prime lebron in the east so... seeing as its finals or bust, do you go all in? or just nibble on the margins and hope the lack of shooting doesnt kill you in the playoffs?
  9. buddha
    let's see what happens at the deadline. atlanta might pull something out of their behinds and trade trae and the pelicans pick. they can use the pels pick to get something good (maybe even from the pels!), and get some sucker team to give them picks or a shot blocker for trae (looking at you, washington).
  10. buddha
    ummmm....i watched that game and there is no way on god's green earth did jbd and aljo play that well. absolutely none.
  11. buddha
    big win. kat reverting to his usual big game form. given how well reed seems to play in duren's stead, maybe the reason duren looks so good is that he gets to play next to a superstar point forward every night? cade has met or exceeded all my expectations for him. he's become more than luka-lite. to be full luka, he'll need to put them on his back in the playoffs and make it to at least the ECF.
  12. buddha
    That was a big win. a big, lucky win. but a win nonetheless. they were totally outplayed most of the night, but made the most of their chances and ottawa's goalies were suspect. two ottawa goals called back (rightfully). gibson played well, but ottawa just flat out missed some chances. the wings were very sloppy.
  13. buddha
    i'm sure treyveon was very well paid. just lije savion will be.
  14. buddha
    whoo hoo! **** you, bears.
  15. buddha
    other than the hope of mcgonigle, most of that depth looks like a bunch of average to below average players. would bichette be an upgrade on baez at short? is mcgonigle an upgrade on keith at third? then do what you can. the only prospect they have who is almost untouchable should be mcgonigle and maybe clark.
  16. buddha
    the daniss jenkins game.
  17. buddha
    IU keeps PAYING. "plucky" little IU is putting up the money.
  18. buddha
    Logan Stanley should be given a medal, not a meeting with player safety.
  19. buddha
    maybe the refs will finally start treating green the same way they treat everyone else? no more star treatment for a guy who hasnt been a star for years?
  20. buddha
    andre was fine as a player, but he decided he was going to be the focal point of the offense which is he was quite unqualified to be. its not his fault the pistons paid him so much money, it is his fault that he demanded to be a bigger part of the offense than he had any right to have. and the team let him do it and he became disruptive to the point of being detrimental. he was a great rebounder. if he had decided to be just that - and a rim runner - he could have been a very good player. instead he will be remembered largely as a clown. a very well paid clown.
  21. buddha
    i go the opposite way. I'd rather see the traditional teams play than watch arizona state play smu. i dont mind that in the regular season, but i like the traditional programs to play for championships. probably because that's how i grew up, watching michigan lose rose bowls.
  22. buddha
    hey, i even still include notre dame in that group even though they havent won a championship since the reagan administration.
  23. buddha
    i assume that's why he does it. again and again and again.
  24. buddha
    papa doc and baby doc duvalier were father and son dictators in haiti for a very long time. particularly ruthless fellows.
  25. buddha
    90% of the people on this board are going to think baby doc and papa doc originated as nicknames for the illitchs, having no clue where that actually comes from.
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