***NBA 2020-21 SEASON THREAD***

We coming.





THANKS DENVER

Originally posted by jrg:
We coming.





THANKS DENVER

A bunch of dudes averaging 12ppg. Nice

Originally posted by TheGore49er:

Originally posted by 4ML:

According to a league source, Luke Walton will continue as head coach of the Sacramento Kings next season.

— James Ham (@James_HamNBCS) May 17, 2021

Just a really strange decision.

Lol wtf

Really, though. Does it matter? lol

Originally posted by jrg:
We coming.





THANKS DENVER

lol who

Originally posted by StOnEy333:

Originally posted by TheGore49er:

Originally posted by 4ML:

According to a league source, Luke Walton will continue as head coach of the Sacramento Kings next season.

— James Ham (@James_HamNBCS) May 17, 2021

Just a really strange decision.

Lol wtf

Really, though. Does it matter? lol

The Kings don't fire a head coach until that coach starts turning the team around. See: Michael Malone fired 24 games in at 11-13 after a 28-54 campaign, Dave Joerger +12 wins from year previous.

Originally posted by TheSixthRing:

Originally posted by StOnEy333:

Originally posted by TheGore49er:

Originally posted by 4ML:

According to a league source, Luke Walton will continue as head coach of the Sacramento Kings next season.

— James Ham (@James_HamNBCS) May 17, 2021

Just a really strange decision.

Lol wtf

Really, though. Does it matter? lol

The Kings don't fire a head coach until that coach starts turning the team around. See: Michael Malone fired 24 games in at 11-13 after a 28-54 campaign, Dave Joerger +12 wins from year previous.

I mean let's be honest what quality top-tier coach will want to come here anyway...

Lol jrg never change meng

Originally posted by TheXFactor:

Originally posted by TheSixthRing:

Originally posted by StOnEy333:

Originally posted by TheGore49er:

Originally posted by 4ML:

According to a league source, Luke Walton will continue as head coach of the Sacramento Kings next season.

— James Ham (@James_HamNBCS) May 17, 2021

Just a really strange decision.

Lol wtf

Really, though. Does it matter? lol

The Kings don't fire a head coach until that coach starts turning the team around. See: Michael Malone fired 24 games in at 11-13 after a 28-54 campaign, Dave Joerger +12 wins from year previous.

I mean let's be honest what quality top-tier coach will want to come here anyway...

You can't think like that... there is always an assistant or smart college coach or someone in the ranks. Luke Walton is absolute trash.

Originally posted by TheXFactor:

Originally posted by TheSixthRing:

Originally posted by StOnEy333:

Originally posted by TheGore49er:

Originally posted by 4ML:

According to a league source, Luke Walton will continue as head coach of the Sacramento Kings next season.

— James Ham (@James_HamNBCS) May 17, 2021

Just a really strange decision.

Lol wtf

Really, though. Does it matter? lol

The Kings don't fire a head coach until that coach starts turning the team around. See: Michael Malone fired 24 games in at 11-13 after a 28-54 campaign, Dave Joerger +12 wins from year previous.

I mean let's be honest what quality top-tier coach will want to come here anyway...

I'll go back to my original idea/preference when Vlade was honed on Walton....Doug Christie

Originally posted by jrg:
We coming.





THANKS DENVER

I think with Cole, RJ, Gary Harris, and Fultz - you're back-court has a LOT of potential.

I really like Isaac - I think when he is back - he is gonna be a contender for 1st team defense and his offense was just starting to come around.

I thought Bulls had a steal in Wendell Carter - and he looked like one in his rookie year - but he has not improved and one can argue he has regressed a little. If the new coaching staff can unlock some of his potential - then you have a nice 2 man rotation at PF with Isaac and Carter Jr.

Mo Bamba is still an unknown but at least he flashed some potential at the end of the year.

...and you have 2 high draft picks in this year's draft. Mobley or Kuminga will be nice fits - and if lottery balls fall the right way - getting both of them will put you guys on a fast-track during this rebuild. Jalen Green is another really good fit for you guys. If you win the lottery - you go get Cade. You don't pass on a guy like that regardless of what you have on the roster.

I read an article that said expansion is most likely coming. It will help recoup the losses from the pandemic. Seattle and Vegas are the cities. It will also bring realignment. Most likely following the NFL's lead with 8 4-team divisions. Some teams could move to the East to make it make more sense regionally. Maybe even a complete redesign of the conference systems.


This would be years away though. They pointed out it normally takes 2 years once a critter is awarded a franchise before they're ready to play.

Originally posted by StOnEy333:
I read an article that said expansion is most likely coming. It will help recoup the losses from the pandemic. Seattle and Vegas are the cities. It will also bring realignment. Most likely following the NFL's lead with 8 4-team divisions. Some teams could move to the East to make it make more sense regionally. Maybe even a complete redesign of the conference systems.

This would be years away though. They pointed out it normally takes 2 years once a critter is awarded a franchise before they're ready to play.

They def need 2 new teams. Lot of talent in the league. Seattle and Vegas will be perfect. Move Memphis and NOLA to the East. Zion and Murant become a huge draws in the Eastern Conf. and likely makes the league more balanced talent wise as well. Also reduces travel for West coast teams.

Originally posted by 4ML:

Originally posted by StOnEy333:

I read an article that said expansion is most likely coming. It will help recoup the losses from the pandemic. Seattle and Vegas are the cities. It will also bring realignment. Most likely following the NFL's lead with 8 4-team divisions. Some teams could move to the East to make it make more sense regionally. Maybe even a complete redesign of the conference systems.

This would be years away though. They pointed out it normally takes 2 years once a critter is awarded a franchise before they're ready to play.

They def need 2 new teams. Lot of talent in the league. Seattle and Vegas will be perfect. Move Memphis and NOLA to the East. Zion and Murant become a huge draws in the Eastern Conf. and likely makes the league more balanced talent wise as well. Also reduces travel for West coast teams.

If they wanted true balance on the conferences then only one team from the west could move to the East. That would make it 16/16. Memphis and NOLA are both right on the border. Timberwolves too.

Originally posted by StOnEy333:

Originally posted by 4ML:

Originally posted by StOnEy333:
I read an article that said expansion is most likely coming. It will help recoup the losses from the pandemic. Seattle and Vegas are the cities. It will also bring realignment. Most likely following the NFL's lead with 8 4-team divisions. Some teams could move to the East to make it make more sense regionally. Maybe even a complete redesign of the conference systems.

This would be years away though. They pointed out it normally takes 2 years once a critter is awarded a franchise before they're ready to play.

They def need 2 new teams. Lot of talent in the league. Seattle and Vegas will be perfect. Move Memphis and NOLA to the East. Zion and Murant become a huge draws in the Eastern Conf. and likely makes the league more balanced talent wise as well. Also reduces travel for West coast teams.

If they wanted true balance on the conferences then only one team from the west could move to the East. That would make it 16/16. Memphis and NOLA are both right on the border. Timberwolves too.

Yea - you're right. Move Nola to East. Give that conf. some extra star power.

Originally posted by 4ML:

Originally posted by StOnEy333:
I read an article that said expansion is most likely coming. It will help recoup the losses from the pandemic. Seattle and Vegas are the cities. It will also bring realignment. Most likely following the NFL's lead with 8 4-team divisions. Some teams could move to the East to make it make more sense regionally. Maybe even a complete redesign of the conference systems.

This would be years away though. They pointed out it normally takes 2 years once a critter is awarded a franchise before they're ready to play.

They def need 2 new teams. Lot of talent in the league. Seattle and Vegas will be perfect. Move Memphis and NOLA to the East. Zion and Murant become a huge draws in the Eastern Conf. and likely makes the league more balanced talent wise as well. Also reduces travel for West coast teams.

Those would be the two teams that definitely make the most sense to move to the East.