Fixed that for youYup. The media is too busy watching with their arms crossed looking to hate and fuel an agenda, rather than just enjoying two great teams competing.
Boston bench especially the coaches reaction to Embiid step back at 2:49 mark onward. Young man truly the goat and it was sad to see him say when he got hurt last time that he was like why God is it always happened to me. Injuries could truly ruin his greatness.
The Lakers could very well finish at a play-in spot.
Thst the conclusion you came too from those tweets
John Hollinger brought up that point as well. He brought up teams like Dallas or Miami giving him the bag.
Before the season started, I thought there was no way he was opting out of that last year and giving up $44 million. Now seeing his level of play and what Hayward got, he should definitely consider opting out. Especially since there will be teams with cap space, but no one to spend it on. James Jones and Robert Sarver should pay whatever it takes to keep him. Even then, that may not be enough if CP3 wants to go to a contender like Miami.
That series doesn't see 7 games if Grant starts over MPJ from the getgo. Jazz are a solid squad but do you trust any one on that team to be Spida's number two night in and night out in the offs? The Jazz are essentially the same team they were last year except Mitchell continuing to improve and a healthy Bogdanovic in their lineup. Their culture and roster consistency made the lack of training camps lightwork for them, which allowed them to start strong and stay strong. Their ceiling is determined by Gobert which is what fukks them. He can't handle elite big men and he can be countered by going small. The Jazz only go as far as Don can carry themJazz were a missed Conley 3 from beating Denver in a best of 7 last playoffs.
Denver ain't beating Utah in anything less than 7 this year. Phoenix probably getting slept on as well
That series doesn't see 7 games if Grant starts over MPJ from the getgo. Jazz are a solid squad but do you trust any one on that team to be Spida's number two night in and night out in the offs? The Jazz are essentially the same team they were last year except Mitchell continuing to improve and a healthy Bogdanovic in their lineup. Their culture and roster consistency made the lack of training camps lightwork for them, which allowed them to start strong and stay strong. Their ceiling is determined by Gobert which is what fukks them. He can't handle elite big men and he can be countered by going small. The Jazz only go as far as Don can carry them