Deleterious

Is that the fourth time Detroit has fouled a three point shooter tonight?

Cam Thomas cut by Milwaukee. Another smaller guard that plays no defense. Welcome to the Shanghai Sharks.

LeBron looks old. He is old, but he looks old too.

Sort of pissed that lead away Hopefully the Lakers will be tired in the 4th from all that scoring in the third.

Someone is going to make a lot of money betting on the Lakers losing in the first round this year.

About that...

I haven't really checked the stats. But it seems like Detroit has been giving up a lot of offensive rebounds lately.

Should be a flagrant

Pretty sure the ref just told a fan to shut up

Kennard is the definition of failing upwards. Suck everywhere you play until you land with Luka and LeBron.

Ron has three fouls in two minutes

LeVert checks in and immediately fouls the three point shooter.

Rough matchup with the Lakers having three guys that can score. Might be worth it to sit Jenkins and start Ron so he can guard Reaves. Detroit won't win this with offense. Chaotic defense is how the win this

They have both picked it up after Ant went down.

Sasser and Stew are out. Smart questionable for LA

I think Detroit can get to 55 wins. Boston would have to go 9-2 in their last 11 to overtake Detroit in that scenario. The Knicks would have to go 9-1 to overtake Detroit.

No Ant for Minnesota but they still beat Boston. Dosunmu was a nice pickup for Minnesota.

It was the third time the league has rescinded his 16th tech.

Good, well run teams still care about defense. It's no coincidence that the four top ranked defenses are OKC, Detroit, San Antonio, and Boston.

The league rescinded his technical foul. He is eligible to play on Monday.

This was from 295.

Some talk about Duren making all nba and becoming eligible for the super max contract. Here is what both max contracts look like. The normal one is 25% and max is 30%. This assumes the salary cap projection of $166 million is accurate. 1 2 3 4 5 Total 25% $41,500,000 $44,820,000 $48,140,000 $51,460,000 $54,780,000 $240,700,000 30% $49,800,000 $53,784,000 $57,768,000 $61,752,000 $65,736,000 $288,840,000