I am not going to put too much stock into the preseason and I'll admit I didn't see them play at all but Markelle Fultz didn't seem to really produce as well as I would of expected him to this preseason...Did he look better than his stats translated?
Random NBA Observations 2019 - 2020
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what you mean after all the analysts saying that the Clippers have so much depth, perimeter defense and cohesion that they need trades?
Its highly likely they get it because the two LA teams are going to have teething problems as well as load management situations to deal with
They really should have made a run at Bradley Beal when they had the chance. They are an elite level scorer away from making a finals run. They won’t be able to pay all of their young players, so they should package them together and make a run at someone. That’s why the drafting and development of Michael Porter Jr. and Bol Bol will big for them.
Also regarding the Sabonis trade request, Indy’s in a shytty position in terms of his market. I’m assuming they’re gonna want a PF in return, and I’m not really sure which teams have one to give while also being in need of an offensive center that’s limited defensively. Couple that with the fact that his salary is relatively low and half the league isn’t eligible to be traded until December.
Should be interesting to see what they get for him.
Should be interesting to see what they get for him.
I like Zubac’s potential, I think he can be a really productive big for the Clips this year and develop until a solid rim defender
But he’s not there yet. He’s gonna get ate up by the Lakers pnr tomorrow night
that is the same thing I was thinking...So they will likely want a 3/4 and about the only fits I can find for Sabonis potentially are Atlanta, Boston, Washington and that random unannounced team that always pops up....I can't see Atlanta really getting into it. I don't see him really fixing Bostons issues. And with Washington I doubt they do anything for real and just use Bryant....
The Pacers probably should of shopped him this offseason honestly. Or the second scenario is that the Pacers make a bigger deal involving Sabonis another player and a pick to bring in someone at the 4. But doesn't seem like many of those dudes are being shopped.
The Knicks seemingly have 33% of the NBA's big men.
ESPN will debut SportsCenter with Stephen A. Smith on Wednesday, Oct. 23, at 7 p.m. ET. The 30-minute show, hosted by Smith, will serve as the pregame telecast for Wednesday NBA games on ESPN that begin at 7:30 p.m. The show will air throughout the regular season and during the NBA Playoffs.
The debut episode of SportsCenter with Stephen A. Smith will lead into ESPN’s first NBA game of the regular season: the Boston Celtics vs. the Philadelphia 76ers. Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer Earvin “Magic” Johnson and ESPN commentator Michael Wilbon will join Smith for the debut episode. Additionally, ESPN Senior NBA Insider Adrian Wojnarowski will contribute reports and commentary to the show. The first show will include special content on 76ers star Ben Simmons.
SportsCenter host Scott Van Pelt will host ESPN’s NBA halftime coverage on Wednesdays every week starting on Oct. 30. SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt will continue to air immediately following ESPN NBA Wednesday doubleheaders. Rachel Nichols will lead halftime coverage on Oct. 23.
The first episode of SportsCenter with Stephen A. Smith will emanate from ESPN’s Los Angeles Production Center, followed by several on-site, courtside telecasts.
SportsCenter with Stephen A. Smith early season schedule:
The debut episode of SportsCenter with Stephen A. Smith will lead into ESPN’s first NBA game of the regular season: the Boston Celtics vs. the Philadelphia 76ers. Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer Earvin “Magic” Johnson and ESPN commentator Michael Wilbon will join Smith for the debut episode. Additionally, ESPN Senior NBA Insider Adrian Wojnarowski will contribute reports and commentary to the show. The first show will include special content on 76ers star Ben Simmons.
SportsCenter host Scott Van Pelt will host ESPN’s NBA halftime coverage on Wednesdays every week starting on Oct. 30. SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt will continue to air immediately following ESPN NBA Wednesday doubleheaders. Rachel Nichols will lead halftime coverage on Oct. 23.
The first episode of SportsCenter with Stephen A. Smith will emanate from ESPN’s Los Angeles Production Center, followed by several on-site, courtside telecasts.
SportsCenter with Stephen A. Smith early season schedule:
IDK if I asked but what’s some good season preview articles/podcast that’s out there?
what team would even need him in regards to his wish to start. He’s an undersized C and he’s kinda of slow/not much of a floor stretcher at the 4
I really hope this nikka eating healthy and exercising. This too much goddamn work...
