I get honoring HBCU's, etc, but shouldn't it include people who were actually skilled at the stuff they're showcasing?
I'm thinking that this year they changed the skills challenge to: someone like Steph or Dame goes through the old challenge and guys like RoCo, PatBev, Bam, Marcus Smart and Rondo just try to fuck up the score. Whoever holds the skilled player to the lowest score wins. I think that must be it because that's the only way this makes any sense.
Roco is such a weird pick for this event. The guy can't really dribble or pass, at least at an elite level. Kind of wish Simons had been picked for this event. He's not a natural passer in terms of seeing the court, but he seems reasonably accurate. Much better three point shooter and dribbler. Nassir Little would have been fun for the Dunk Contest. Not that it matters. I forgot that Dame won the Skills Challenge twice. It's not exactly a big deal.
I took a total guess! You think it should be worse than 10:1? I figured there has to be some chance that someone else gets stuck at a station and totally blows it, allowing him to finish 2nd to last or better. But, the odds of him being 1st is pretty low as well.
The skills challenge should change to non NBA skills...somebody comes out juggling .....somebody plays a Bach suite on cello....somebody does magic tricks....another person hypnotizes rookies...put a little PT Barnum in the program...a high wire act....a lion tamer...tap dancing...skeet shooting
Anybody putting money down on RC? Odds to win: Doncic +225, Paul +250, Sabonis +500, Randle +550, Vucevic +550, Covington +600
I like these better on the scoreboard app Simons and RoCo both winning +3000 Lillard wins mvp, Simons wins, and Roco +15000