2024/2025 NBA Season Thread

[BDBOULIBALY]

I think the NBA would benefit from a week off for the players the week of Thanksgiving

There’s so many guys playing hurt now

They should only play on saturdays and Wednesday. Gotta protect these guys

 

[AP3.0]

Lamelo is a dumbass

 

[O.G.]

Throwback

 

[southsil4lil]

It just occurred to me

The nuggets don’t really have a backup C at all

Unless you count Saric as one

They need a young whipper snapper like a Kai jones

Saric fell out of the rotation real quick, that signing was a flop..he's had to play now though Jokic out

They tried Zeke Nnaji a few times this season and both know how those minutes went

Gave Deandre Jordan some minutes

Typically they just relied on Gordon being the backup 5 especially in the playoffs but yeah I agree, they need a legitimate backup big

 

[southsil4lil]

 

[Suckio Andretti]

Saric fell out of the rotation real quick, that signing was a flop..he's had to play now though Jokic out

They tried Zeke Nnaji a few times this season and both know how those minutes went

Gave Deandre Jordan some minutes

Typically they just relied on Gordon being the backup 5 especially in the playoffs but yeah I agree, they need a legitimate backup big

Can Luka Garza play C? Lol

 

[Suckio Andretti]

This timberwolves court

 

[southsil4lil]

 

[southsil4lil]

This timberwolves court

Yeah that shit is clean

 

[Suckio Andretti]

Congrats Klingan

 

[Suckio Andretti]

that’s right book

Let em know who’s better

 

[southsil4lil]

 

[Suckio Andretti]

 

[Agent_Ro]

TNT will maintain “complete editorial control” of the award-winning studio show, Front Office Sports has learned from multiple sources with direct knowledge of the plan.

The Inside the NBA deal is described to me as mostly a rights swap. ESPN gets Inside the NBA from TNT, while TNT gets the rights to more Big 12 college football and basketball games from ESPN.

Since this past summer, TNT has entered college football and basketball in a big way, picking up partial game rights to the Big 12, Big East and Mountain West conferences as well as the College Football Playoff.

The outspoken Barkley (who’s repeatedly declared he’d never work for ESPN) will be free to say whatever he wants. It will be fascinating to watch how he reacts to being on ESPN after decades of rejecting their employment overtures—and hilariously poking fun at their coverage.