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After seeing Luc Longley move a couple of days ago, $30 says he's signed on account of he'll fit in well with our fast pace.
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I'd actually like this lol$10 says we sign Nick Young
We just signed Xavier guard Trevon Bluieitt to a two way contract.
This is a great move by Dell, this guy can flat out ball
As a college ignoramus I'll happily take your word on this.
Last Xavier guy we took worked out well enough.
I thought he underwhelmed personally
He was a Memphis pick, was already tainted by the time he got to us
We signed Troy Williams, most recently of the Knicks.
I don’t remember much about him but he looks decent in this clip
And going off Knicks fans on a few other forums they really liked him.
I’m guessing it’s out of him, Kenrich Williams and Garlon Green for who gets a roster spot out of training camp
No doubting Williams has talent and will be the most athletic small forward we've had since probably ever. If this dude could put it together it would pay dividends for us.
The Okafor signing is nothing but a bonus for us. He's only owed 100k over 2 season with a team option for year two. No risk at all
Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy, our season starts tomorrow! And the beauty of playing Houston first up - it's televised and I have it set to record!
So what are our hopes and expectations for the season?
I really think we can be a top four seed in the West. A lot has to go right for that to happen, of course, but that goes for all teams we're competing with not named Golden State or Houston.
I'm keen to see how Randle fits with the team. On paper at least, he should be a perfect fit.
I'm looking forward to what Frank Jackson can bring. The dude looks like an absolute excitement machine.
I'm especially excited to see Davis continuing to grow and stay on course to becoming the game's number one player. If he can continue in his mindset to carry the team that he gained late last season, he can really take over the league and drag this team a long way with him.
Well, that's how I feel now, at least until we get off to an injury plagued 5-15 start to the season.
I really don't see top four guys, sorry.
OKC should be better, not worse. The Jazz won 80% of their games when Gobert was healthy, they're not sliding. Dubs are a lock, and even though Houston don't look quite as scary they'd still need a truckload of injuries to fall out of the top-4.
We'll do well to match 48 wins. More worryingly AD and Jrue are going to have to play a tonne of minutes to get us to that point, which is far from ideal.
I agree (I think everyone does) that the Warriors and Rockets are a lock. I think we'll be competing against Denver, Oaklahoma, Utah, San Antonio and the Lakers for the remaining two top 4 spots. It's extremely tough but I can't see any of them as clearly better than we are and all will similarly need to rely heavily on a couple of stars the same way we will be reliant on Davis and Holiday. We need things to go out way, especially health, but I think it's realistically achievable.
From where I'm sitting the Jazz and Thunder have two things over us, namely depth (both) and continuity (Jazz).
We re-rigged our team to fit Boogie in, re-jigged it again to accommodate Rondo, struck gold when trading for Niko... but now we have fit two major new pieces in, again. And that's assuming Randle and Payton are capable of being major pieces, which remains a great unanswered question. I don't mind the Wes Johnson trade, but he's a place-holder at best and yet another new face to be incorporated.
I'd love to be more optimistic given how much fun last season was, but we've got a lot of unanswered questions... and our slipshod preseason only added to them. If you offered me 6th seed today I'd bite your hand off, but that's me.