Everybody do a prediction in the thread?
2021/22 NBA Season Thread
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I guess that hyland tweet was before some of the games last night
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Knew my boy Nwora was balling this preseason, but DAMN!!!!! About to scoop up all those minutes PJ Tucker left behind.
Ironman
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Bucks are going for 1st seed
Nets second
Miami will get third.
I have Knicks, Bulls, and Hawks going all season fighting for 4, 5, and 6
Philly drops due to lockeroom shit I just don't see them being as successful this season. How they deal with that first losing streak will say a lot.
Boston gets 8th
Wash and Pacers play-in status
Bro there’s an actual thread
Ironman
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I thought that was being made my bad
Iight just the Philly portion is my prediction
Nah just move it there broski lolI thought that was being made my bad
stop it none of these games matter if it’s not the playoffs these cats not playing at the highest level unless everything’s on the line.
Think he’s just happy that the regular season is finally upon us and it’s gonna be a regular regular season for the first time in 3 years
Don't you need these games to get in the playoffs
LeBron James might not have the stranglehold on the best NBA player argument he once did, but he's still on top at the bank.
James is set to make a record $111.2 million between his on-court and off-court earnings this year, making him by far the highest-paid NBA player, according to Forbes.
Here is a look at how James stacks up with the rest of the top 10.
1. LeBron James ($111.2 million)
2. Stephen Curry ($92.8 million)
3. Kevin Durant ($87.9 million)
4. Giannis Antetokounmpo ($80.3 million)
5. Russell Westbrook ($74.2 million)
6. James Harden ($62.3 million)
7. Damian Lillard ($56.3 million)
8. Klay Thompson ($54 million)
9. Paul George ($47.8 million)
10. Jimmy Butler ($47 million)
James is set to make a record $111.2 million between his on-court and off-court earnings this year, making him by far the highest-paid NBA player, according to Forbes.
Here is a look at how James stacks up with the rest of the top 10.
1. LeBron James ($111.2 million)
2. Stephen Curry ($92.8 million)
3. Kevin Durant ($87.9 million)
4. Giannis Antetokounmpo ($80.3 million)
5. Russell Westbrook ($74.2 million)
6. James Harden ($62.3 million)
7. Damian Lillard ($56.3 million)
8. Klay Thompson ($54 million)
9. Paul George ($47.8 million)
10. Jimmy Butler ($47 million)
Man, all that shit is setup they have season because they put this shit on TV and advertisement etc. The season shit is pointless you don’t need 82 games to decide who gets whatever seed
, alot of stupid injuries could happen just like last year Gianna’s got a lucky ring damn near every superstar was hurt a healthy Harden that finals going another way.
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