And Tre played most of that game without the brace on his hand. Health of Jimmy Butler is still up in the air for Friday's game.
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And Tre played most of that game without the brace on his hand. Health of Jimmy Butler is still up in the air for Friday's game.
I would say Ayo had more than a decent game. He’s an efficient smart player and that showed tonight
pruman91
- Paducah, Ky
NBA bans former Mizzou standout Jontay Porter for life following gambling investigation
The league's investigation discovered that Porter had provided information to a bettor and placed bets around NBA games, drawing its strictest punishment.
You hate to see it...NBA bans former Mizzou standout Jontay Porter for life following gambling investigation
The league's investigation discovered that Porter had provided information to a bettor and placed bets around NBA games, drawing its strictest punishment.www.stltoday.com
pruman91
- Paducah, Ky
USA Basketball announces men's team for Paris
LeBron James is going back to the Olympics for the first time in 12 years. Stephen Curry is headed to the games for the first time.
True. Though Coby White had 0 turnovers in the game. Which is even more impressive when you consider with his level of production last night.
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Random question of the day
How many current nba players could lead an average 16th seed to a national title?
How many current nba players could lead an average 16th seed to a national title?
ChiefGritty
- Chicago, IL
It's tough for one guy to totally dominate a basketball game if his teammates are that bad.
It would be a fascinating experiment though!
Homecoming 2019
- Chicago
I have a hard time believing anyone would stop Jokic or Giannis. Anyone with extreme strength and size.
So my answer is 1.
Joel Goodson
- respect my decision™
Ayo is Young's kryptonite
Told a couple friends of mine that it would be the most Bulls thing with the way this season has gone that they'd lose to a Heat team without Jimmy Butler. They haven't proven me wrong to this point.
Yes…Ayo has put the clamps on Trae Young in a few different games
OrangeBlue98
- Des Moines, IA
Watching all of these NBA playoff games, can we please start seeing some of the coaches wear anything other than black? I get they are probably in the Steve Jobs mode of "I don't want to think about what I'm going to wear in the playoffs", but seeing all of the staffs wearing black casual is getting boring.
(Yes, I realize this is way down on the list of things I should give a rat's backside about. But if you're going to have a casual dress policy, at least take advantage of it and wear some different colors. . . )
(Yes, I realize this is way down on the list of things I should give a rat's backside about. But if you're going to have a casual dress policy, at least take advantage of it and wear some different colors. . . )
The change in dress code has been a thing ever since the pandemic. I personally have no issue with them wearing the team gear and not the suit and tie that most used to wear. I think Thibs is the only NBA coach I see anymore that wears anything close to a suit and tie.
OrangeBlue98
- Des Moines, IA
I completely understand that, and I also support not having to wear suits on the sidelines. I always thought it was only “well, we’ve always done it that way” that kept coaches doing that. My point was that coaches wear nothing but black now. Joe Mazzulla and Erik Spoelstra wear the exact same black shirt and black pants combo for every game I see the Celtics or Heat play. The Celtics have an iconic look with their green. The coaching staff has to have some green somewhere, right?
The green in the logo they have on the shirt is probably enough for them. Plus bright green might be a bit much to wear as a primary color for the coaches shirt. Black is a better look. The Heat's court is black at different points in the season so it's not totally out of the realm of possibility for them.
OrangeBlue98
- Des Moines, IA
That's fair. As my wife can attest, I enjoy variety. If I was a Celtics coach, I'd probably wear white and green as much as I possibly could. I just wrapped up watching the Timberwolves game, and I know if I was a T-Wolves coach I'd wear blue or green a lot. Similar for the Suns - I'd probably wear orange as much as I could and mix in purple.
For years, I wore a lot of dark stuff. I'm trying to move away from that now. My wife says it's a mid-life crisis.
EDIT - and just as I finished writing this, I turned the Mavericks-Clippers game on and see the Mavericks coaches in blue. I enjoy the change of pace.
Joel Goodson
- respect my decision™
tearing it up:
a shame he doesn't have more eligibility
a shame he doesn't have more eligibility
OrangeBlue98
- Des Moines, IA
If there were ever two series that need to go 7 games, the Sixers-Knicks and Pacers-Bucks series are prime candidates. Particularly the Sixers-Knicks. Those two teams are rivals anyway, and the amount of bad blood building between them this series is fascinating from a neutral's perspective.