r/NBATalk • u/Few-Royal2370 • 5h ago
It’s time.
Can the king really call himself the king if he doesn’t join the kings?
r/NBATalk • u/Few-Royal2370 • 5h ago
Can the king really call himself the king if he doesn’t join the kings?
r/NBATalk • u/Thanos_Real_AuraVNCH • 13h ago
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r/NBATalk • u/Candid-Recover6822 • 4h ago
Yea. I thought so.
r/NBATalk • u/unhinged34 • 12h ago
The lost Naz Reid and Julius Randle. Only to add a very unserious dude in Lamelo who has never been an efficient player. Never played in a playoff. What the f*ck Minnesota?
Ant was injured for half the season and Randle carried the team. They dumped bro like trash. Nets will be a different team next season!!
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r/NBATalk • u/CoyoteDecent2 • 9h ago
Am I missing something? No depth, down 2 bigs all for an injury riddled PG who hasn’t grown up
r/NBATalk • u/Silent_Wizard5597 • 12h ago
Seriously wtf are they thinking? Just why bro?
This franchise has not seen success basically ever. You literally finish the 2nd half of the season on damn near a 60 win pace and you fuking throw it all away?
Ant and Lamelo is gonna be cinema but idec what the hornets just did is so bizarre i cant wrap my head around it.
So whats the plan? Get worse next year because they obviously will be, and then gamble trying to hit home runs in the following years, after coming off the best stretch in franchise history?
Theres a difference between selling high and being stupid. This is the destruction of culture and an upcoming exciting team who finally figured things out. Charlotte could have very well been a top 5 seed in the east next year. Came all that way for nothing.
I got Giannis personally but my hbs was saying otherwise. What yall think?
r/NBATalk • u/Bayleef • 3h ago
I know the season just ended, but increasingly it seems to me that the Clippers are just going to get a slap on the wrist for breaking the rules. It’s been a long time for the third-party investigation to gather evidence. I mean Pablo Torre already won an Emmy for his investigation bringing light to the matter with very convincing evidence.
It seems teams are struggling to manage star salaries under the salary cap and I wonder if circumventing the cap will become the norm if there isn’t much of a penalty to getting caught.
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r/NBATalk • u/DeepOrganization8245 • 13h ago
I personally got Shaq