This thread has led me to a thought that I find interesting: I think this offseason has shown that the front office believes that the hiring of...
I think you could play Dunleavy at power forward against certain matchups and fair pretty darn well. I feel like we saw some of that in the playoffs...
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This season, because it will put them into the tax :-).
Awarding the contract in the first place was bad. The killer? Refusing to use the MLE on a serviceable backup to replace him, heaven forbid the...
Yup. I used to laugh at how teams like Dallas shuffle their roster each off season trying to hit gold on some unexpected roster pairing. But it seems...
I didn't realize his usage was so low. I would love to see some stat which showed usage percentage divided by percentage of time with the ball in...
Mine are too. I share a lot of the minor concerns which were mentioned in the original post. I think the roster may be imbalanced toward shooting at...
My thought process: (1) Holy crap, the ghost of Kirk Hinrich is slotted as the backup point guard, and he looked done a half decade ago. I get that...
I think this rumor is pretty unlikely to be true. The part that I find troubling is the salaries involved. Even if you sign and trade Moore, there's...
I feel like these tweets overstate things. It'd be a nice reality if this were true but I don't see it. A more accurate characterization is that NY...
Mad, mad respect if you were able to do this without Google? :-) I posted these stats because I was surprised at how solid Lavine's numbers were by...
These are stats from this past season. Neither of these guys are Bulls. Both play the same position. Player 1: 77 gp; 24.7 mpg; 10.1 ppg; .422 FG%...
Pay for the privilege to be a contending team? Fat chance. That's just not consistent with what we've seen from ownership over the past decade. If my...
[MEDIA] Posted at 12:03 with an accompanying article. Looks to me like AD was ready to re-sign with NO before free agency even started, and that it...
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