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The Official 2020/21 NBA Thread
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FIRE BOBBY SLOWIK
I AM THE GAME
Past or present?
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we gave Delonte West a free frosty
Trilltx214
Layer cake
Might have actually drove passed that nigga delonte a few times. Glad he in a better place
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ESPN is honoring the legacy of the Kobe Bryant with a prime-time special that will air Sunday night, January 24, at 9 p.m. ET. The special, dubbed SportsCenter presents Kobe – The Legend, The Legacy, will be hosted by Jeremy Schaap and Lisa Salters and broadcast from the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, MA. Bryant is set to be inducted into the Hall of Fame sometime this year. – via Awful Announcing
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ESPN planning prime-time Kobe Bryant tribute on Sunday, one year after the NBA legend's death
On January 26, 2020, retired NBA superstar Kobe Bryant was among nine people killed, including his 13-year-old daughter, when a helicopter crashed in Calabasas, CA. Bryant’s death at the age of 41 sparked countless tributes, remembrances, and stories about the five-time NBA champion and 18-time...
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The Kings explored trades for Bjelica around the time of the November draft and will likely continue to do so as they begin to rebuild over the next two to four years with players who fit Fox’s timeline, a source said. The organization’s emphasis on developing younger players has temporarily, at least, eliminated the role of Bjelica, a 32-year-old power forward who had a career year for the Kings last season. – via Sacramento Bee
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The Heat recently released guidelines for fans planning to attend a game, and it included an entire video, seen above, showing how a group of specially trained dogs will be on hand to sniff fans to see if they have COVID-19 as they enter the arena. Because apparently dogs can do that now. Specifically, fans will stand in a distanced line, at which point an employee will guide a dog past the line. If a dog signals it has detected the coronavirus by sitting down in front of a person, that person and their entire group will be denied entry to the arena. – via Jack Baer @ Yahoo! Sports
The Miami Heat are planning to allow fans into AmericanAirlines Arena again starting on Jan. 28, and those fans can expect the usual gamut of COVID-19 precautions: mandatory masks, social distancing, increased cleaning, limited attendance. And dogs
The Miami Heat are planning to allow fans into AmericanAirlines Arena again starting on Jan. 28, and those fans can expect the usual gamut of COVID-19 precautions: mandatory masks, social distancing, increased cleaning, limited attendance. And dogs
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The Washington Wizards announced today that they have signed free agent centers Alex Len and Jordan Bell. Len (7-0, 250) has averaged 7.9 points and 6.2 rebounds per game while shooting .512 from the field in 474 career games (185 starts) over eight seasons with Phoenix, Atlanta, Sacramento, and Toronto. He appeared in seven games this season for the Raptors. – via NBA.com
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Wizards sign Len and Bell
The Washington Wizards announced today that they have signed free agent centers Alex Len and Jordan Bell.
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Opposing teams have a negative-3.3 percentage point effective field goal percentage with Capela in the game, shooting 3.2 percentage points worse at the rim and 8.5 percentage points worse in the midrange, per Cleaning The Glass. He has been a difference-maker for the Hawks defensively, particularly in the past few games. “I think it’s just understanding our concepts and picking and choosing the spots where he can be a tremendous helper,” coach Lloyd Pierce said. – via Chris Kirschner @ The Athletic
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Clint Capela dominates; Atlanta Hawks play with heavy hearts
Capela became the first NBA player since Anthony Davis in 2018 to have a triple-double with at least 10 blocks.
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ESPN is honoring the legacy of the Kobe Bryant with a prime-time special that will air Sunday night, January 24, at 9 p.m. ET. The special, dubbed SportsCenter presents Kobe – The Legend, The Legacy, will be hosted by Jeremy Schaap and Lisa Salters and broadcast from the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, MA. Bryant is set to be inducted into the Hall of Fame sometime this year. – via Awful Announcing
ESPN planning prime-time Kobe Bryant tribute on Sunday, one year after the NBA legend's death
On January 26, 2020, retired NBA superstar Kobe Bryant was among nine people killed, including his 13-year-old daughter, when a helicopter crashed in Calabasas, CA. Bryant’s death at the age of 41 sparked countless tributes, remembrances, and stories about the five-time NBA champion and 18-time...
Im cool on this and I hope yall in here cool out on the Kobe stuff too.
Really not ready to relive it
Desperate enough to trade for bjelica lol
toheeb27
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He is a decent player. Will fit nicely among your white boy squad
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My 1st ever NBA game was the Philadelphia 76ers at Golden State Warriors on the 27th of December, 2010..
me and my homie set (best seats I've ever had at a pro event) literally right behind the visitor bench. Me and him were talking so much shit that Tony Battie turned around laughing and told us we were crazy. LMAO.
