Deleterious
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Brooklyn now holds the 8, 19, 22, 26, and 27 pick tomorrow.
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NAW would be nice. Maybe some size/shooting/defense at the 4/5 as well. See how they look with a healthy Ivey, and reassess at the trade deadline.
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That is a lot of money. These moves were likely to happen even with a healthy Tatum. The new CBA wins again. Imagine paying $210 million and that doesn't cover one cent of salary.
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A few people reporting that Boston is also looking to move into the top 10 in tomorrow's draft.
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I guess it moved NO under the luxury tax this year. Took on an extra two years for Poole though.
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Trajan is live talking to the media about the draft.
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They negotiated a cease fi...nevermind.
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Presti is on the hunt. OKC is someone to watch if Detroit wants to get into the 1st round. Someone said OKC already has 15 guys rostered next season. Meaning, they have to move someone if they draft a player in the 1st round.
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I saw a Portland fan describe it as an investment. He thought they brought Jrue in to mentor Sharpe and Henderson. If he improves those guys, he will be worth every penny IMO. I also looked at their cap situation. Even adding Holiday, they are still going to have over $75 million in space in the summer of 2026, and they are not a free agent destination. Seemed like an extreme best case scenario, but who knows.
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Nice move by Boston. Simmons is expiring next year and can help them with Tatum out. Shaves two expensive years off of Holiday's deal. Could move him again at the deadline, maybe. Portland, I don't know. Maybe they try to flip Holiday again.
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Its hot
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Wow. Really puts a number on a Duren extension, since Gafford is a better player. And before anyone tries to argue that. You don't have to hide Gafford on Josh Hart in a playoff series.
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They got him from Charlotte.
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I obviously knew SGA was traded by LAC for Paul George. I guess I didn't realize one of the 1st round picks that came with him was used to draft Jalen Williams as well. Clippers passing out all nba guys like crazy.
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Three star players ruptured their Achilles in the playoffs this year. All three wear #0.
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We're out of town for a funeral. Game was on as background noise at my cousin's but I didn't really get to watch. Shame what happened to Hali. But a really good series overall. People that didn't watch because of small markets really missed out.
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All trades for KD are bad trades. If I'm a GM I'm targeting Houston picks 3-6 years from now. Recent history in Brooklyn and Phoenix tells us those will be valuable. Green was a disaster in the playoffs. Almost unplayable, and didn't get off the bench down the stretch in multiple games. He can score but does absolutely none of the small things needed to win games. He will eventually find his way to Charlotte, New Orleans, Washington, or some other perpetual losing team. He will score a ton of points, make a ton of money, and lose a ton of games. The Thunder and Pacer rosters are loaded with guys I would take before Green, and I'm not talking about their stars. I mean Caruso, Dort, McConnell, Nembhard, and Nesmith.
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Definitely not Americas Cup. They made another post saying the newest Ferrari is over 100 feet long. They are using the AC75's again for the next AC and those are 75 footers. SailGP boats are even smaller.
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I still watch, but I agree. Miss the days where they actually raised and lowered sails.
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Post on Ferrari's IG about something coming called Ferrari Hypersail. They will announce what it is on June 25th, but most feel it is an entry in SailGP. A lot less feel it might be a partnership with Luna Rossa. Sort of makes sense since The Americas Cup will be in Naples in 2027. LR just brought over Peter Burling from the Kiwi's who have won the last 3 AC's while he was there. But they also just signed a promotional deal with Alfa Romeo. So that seems a bit unlikely. Either way, getting into sailing makes a lot of brand sense for Ferrari.
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The Indiana Pacers are the first team in NBA history to have eight players score 200 points or more in a single season of playoffs.
