The Official 2020/21 NBA Thread
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Trilltx214
Layer cake
go get a medal Luka
I forgot to watch damn
shoutout to the Don for playing fiba like a week later
shoutout to the Don for playing fiba like a week later
bAcK tO bAcK dUnKs
Young_Chitlin
Carajo 🇵🇪🧩
First round exit carajo
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Kings too irrelevant to get a movenent
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If y’all interested
I’m introducing this just like I introduced y’all to StatMuse
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Dwayne
Laissez le bon temps rouler
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And the Nets could engage in sign-and-trade talks using Spencer Dinwiddie. Reportedly, the Nets were engaged in talks at the deadline with the Warriors that would have sent the point guard to Golden State for Kelly Oubre and to Los Angeles and the Lakers for Kyle Kuzma. Per Bobby Marks in an ESPN+ analysis Sunday morning… A sign-and-trade deal with a team that doesn’t have significant cap space is an option, but that would require Brooklyn to take back salary in the trade, adding to an already high luxury tax bill. Brooklyn has a projected $53.4 million tax bill and would see that number double if the Nets took back $12 million in salary.
– via Net Income @ NetsDaily
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Although he played in only three games, Dinwiddie hasn’t suffered any setbacks in his rehab process and is one of the top point guards available in free agency this offseason. Before suffering the injury in late December, he was coming off a 2019-20 where he averaged a career high 20.6 points and 6.8 assists. According to ProFitX, he outplayed his $9.9 million contract in that season by $17 million. Dinwiddie’s options could be tied to the futures of Kyle Lowry and Dennis Schroder. If the two players sign with Miami and Chicago for example, Dinwiddie could be staring at the Knicks as the only team that has both cap space and a need at point guard.
– via Bobby Marks @ ESPN
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– via Net Income @ NetsDaily
EARLY READ: What’s next for Brooklyn? Expect a LOT of decisions
The bottom line for the Nets off-season is that even without trades or buyouts, Sean Marks and his team, as well as Joe Tsai, will have a LOT of decisions to make. The Nets front office has proven...
www.netsdaily.com
Although he played in only three games, Dinwiddie hasn’t suffered any setbacks in his rehab process and is one of the top point guards available in free agency this offseason. Before suffering the injury in late December, he was coming off a 2019-20 where he averaged a career high 20.6 points and 6.8 assists. According to ProFitX, he outplayed his $9.9 million contract in that season by $17 million. Dinwiddie’s options could be tied to the futures of Kyle Lowry and Dennis Schroder. If the two players sign with Miami and Chicago for example, Dinwiddie could be staring at the Knicks as the only team that has both cap space and a need at point guard.
– via Bobby Marks @ ESPN
How the Nets should approach the offseason
Kevin Durant, James Harden and Kyrie Irving are all eligible for big-money deals this summer.
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The Los Angeles Lakers did not renew head athletic trainer Nina Hsieh's contract, sources told ESPN.
Hsieh, who had been with the organization for over a decade, was promoted to the role two years ago. Hsieh replaced Marco Nunez in 2019.
Lakers players missed 201 games this season. LeBron James missed 26 out of the team's last 30 games, with Anthony Davis sitting out 36 games.
More changes are expected as the Lakers seek to restructure their approach to player heath.
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Hsieh, who had been with the organization for over a decade, was promoted to the role two years ago. Hsieh replaced Marco Nunez in 2019.
Lakers players missed 201 games this season. LeBron James missed 26 out of the team's last 30 games, with Anthony Davis sitting out 36 games.
More changes are expected as the Lakers seek to restructure their approach to player heath.
DAVE MCMENAMIN/ESPN
Sources: Injury-plagued Lakers seek new trainer
The Lakers will not renew the contract of head trainer Nina Hsieh after an injury-plagued 2020-21 season, sources told ESPN.
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Imagine your career depending on a healthy AD.The Los Angeles Lakers did not renew head athletic trainer Nina Hsieh's contract, sources told ESPN.
Hsieh, who had been with the organization for over a decade, was promoted to the role two years ago. Hsieh replaced Marco Nunez in 2019.
Lakers players missed 201 games this season. LeBron James missed 26 out of the team's last 30 games, with Anthony Davis sitting out 36 games.
More changes are expected as the Lakers seek to restructure their approach to player heath.
DAVE MCMENAMIN/ESPN
Sources: Injury-plagued Lakers seek new trainer
The Lakers will not renew the contract of head trainer Nina Hsieh after an injury-plagued 2020-21 season, sources told ESPN.
Kinda like lebron lol