Random NBA Observations 2018 - 2019

[DoubleJ13]

Grizzlies coming in with looks like 8 guys tonight, perfect scenerio for the Thunder to end up in a tight game for no reason because they see half a team on the other side

 

[CSquare43]

@Skooby

Canzano: Trail Blazers likely to be sold, creating some angst at City Hall

Portland City Commissioner Nick Fish said on Thursday that he expects the city’s NBA team to be sold in the wake of owner Paul Allen’s death last year. Fish is concerned that new Trail Blazers ownership might seek to relocate the team.

“The clear sense I’ve received from Blazers management is that this team will be put on the block at some point,” Fish said. “I’ve been told the estate will take about five to six years to be settled.

“It’s a huge wildcard and it reminds us we can’t take anything for granted in the Rose Quarter,” Fish said. “We have to do everything we can to make clear to a future owner that we want the Trail Blazers to stay here. It casts a shadow over development plans in the Rose Quarter and puts a cloud over a future owner of the team."

 

[GPBear]

Mike Wilbon’s dumbass just said Lebron deserved a standing ovation for what he said about Barnes, then calls Kevin durant Thin skinned cause he told the media to fukk off about saying he’s going to the knicks

Clown

 

[ISO]

@Skooby

Canzano: Trail Blazers likely to be sold, creating some angst at City Hall

The Blazers are a classic franchise and have good fans currently at number one in attendance, they have consistently put out quality teams

They should not be moved

 

[Skooby]

@Skooby

Canzano: Trail Blazers likely to be sold, creating some angst at City Hall

I don't see it. First Seattle then Portland? They have to have at least one team in the Northwest.

 

[BXKingPin82]

Throws it down in transmission.

 

[ReggieFlare]

All Star draft being televised this year

 

[DoubleJ13]

Russy already got him working on lobs & the art of flopping, have him yelling and 1 before you know it

 

[One]

I tuned into the no chill podcast. Gil raised a good point. Cumulatively, championship PG's have averaged 4.3 assists the last 29 years. The practicality of the unselfish point with high assist numbers may be overstated. Coupled with the fact that a forward has been the Finals MVP every year this decade excluding 2010, it would suggest teams are still tying to run and build with an obsolete strategy.

 

[One]

(Double, delete)

 

[BXKingPin82]

Wolves allowing the Magic to get in that ass.

 

[Serious]

There's a bat at the pacers / clippers game.

 

[Auger]

Why are the wolves so fukking trash?!?

 

[Serious]

Clippers finally looking like a tanking team

 

[DoubleJ13]

Thunder have taken 40 shot at halftime & 28 have been 3s

Also managed to have 3 starters with 3 fouls each