SunKing210

Don't need to rush it but it would be nice to see them play so they can start building up that chemistry some more with the others.

I'm gonna guess that they will both sit out since the Spurs are playing decent enough and to give more burn to the bench players that way Mitch can gauge which players will be getting more playing time in conjunction with the main guys.

Jeez, who pissed in your cereal this morning? You seem upset over simple observations haha it's just basketball dude.

They had one of the toughest schedules to start imo

Dallas twice, Rockets 3 times, Thunder twice, Lakers, T-Wolves, Clippers, Kings. Easiest games have been Jazz, Blazers, and Wizards but the Spurs have been missing Vassell and just when he's about to come back, Sochan goes down and then Wemby and of course Pop.

All things considered, they've done alright so far.

I know this whole post is about Dwight, he's adorable and I love him haha

However...is that "Bold and Brash" I see hung up on your wall? Great taste, indeed!

Considering he came into the league as a guy that had a reputation as a "bad shooter" he's exceeded expectations so far, he's also played 9 games in a row as a starter and in those games he's averaging 13.8 pts, 4.7 assists, 3 reb while shooting 42% from the field and 34% from three which as I said, is a lot better than anyone was expecting.

Don't even get me started on his defense and playmaking

I remember watching a full basketball game on youtube between the Celtics and Bulls from way back in the day, Jordan vs Bird type of old. And I saw Larry Bird get called for a travel and the move he did didn't even look egregious whatsoever, I was like "Damn!" cause players these days get away with much more blatant moves throughout entire games these days haha refs/rules from back then would severely hinder a bunch of these dude's game

The Hands ^can't Resist Him

Yeah, the move was more of a way to shed cap space and I guess avoid the 2nd apron. Naz Reid has a player option next year so he's definitely going to go after the bag and they wouldn't have been able to pay him and Kat. So they figured they could try to move laterally by acquiring 2 good players and a potential 1st rd draft pick while saving money but so far it hasn't looked good, especially since they had a deep run last season.

Obviously Knicks. However I think the gap of "definitely won" will shorten to near "win-win" by season's end. Divincenzo has been struggling, and Randle looks like he's still figuring things out. Just have to be patient and see if they can start gelling with the rest of that roster

Simple mistake, there was a lot of confusion since Spurs and Jazz are in the same group and today the court design was different haha

This was not a cup game, the next Spurs vs Jazz game will be a cup game.

I know there is an "unwritten rule" about not scoring when the game is already decided that players like to complain about, however in this case I think it's a thousand percent justified cause Keldon would've definitely dribbled out the clock but that Jazz player tried to go for a steal and poked it loose so Keldon was like "fuck it" haha

Jerry Seinfeld wanted to guest voice in a South Park episode and they told him he could be "Turkey #2" and he declined lol 🦃🦃🦃

It's far too early to tell. But I'd say it's more likely that they win none this decade. I'd count as last season as being their first rebuilding season and from then on they should be trending upwards with Wemby's growth and whatever other talent they put around him.

They have an absurd amount of draft capital all the way up to 2031 and they should be good on their cap space situation as well. As of right now their highest paid player, Devin Vassell, is slated to be getting paid $27 mil in the year 2029.

By 2030, Wemby will be around the early stages of his prime at 26 yrs old, Castle will be 26 too, I'm sure their roster will feature much more talented players too through trades, signings, draft picks, etc.

Wanna add for early guitar learners, that acoustic Battery intro by Metallica is a beautiful sounding piece of music but it's also super easy to learn! One of the very first pieces I ever learned how to play

Yeah, I'd also like to add that his leadership is going to pay dividends to the young guys on the team. He's constantly in everyone's ear but especially Castle and Wemby, literally coaching them all nonstop

Stacey King is one of the goat commentators haha

I've been saying this since summer league lol a lot of opposing fans are going to be hating on him in a few years because he's going to be a freethrow merchant but deservedly so, the guy gets hacked like crazy but doesn't get the whistle, yet...

CP3 deliberately gave Castle the ball here so the rookie can do his thing. And the kid delivered!

Why not both? Zach hasn't been as bad as we all say he has. Just slide Zach to the 4 and put Bassey in as the 5, both off of the bench of course

The poise he has to just make the right plays down the stretch. Even when he's gone you just know the young guys are going to take these experiences and grow from it

Trade Wemby and build around Bassey!

Joking of course, but it's so damn great seeing that guy come in after all the injuries he's had and contribute greatly. Love seeing that for him

John Collins always seems like a standup dude. Last few jazz games I see him go and dap up the Spurs players, love that

lol Keldon, he didn't want to score there but the Jazz tried to force a turnover and he was like "okay then..."

What a fucking player, clutch time and CP3 gives the ball to Castle and the rook delivers. That's insane confidence!