2023-2024 NBA Season Thread • Page 56

Not sure how Bucks will cope with Frank Ntilikina’s defense when they play the Hornets

 

probably this very thread lol

 

the bucks are *absolutely* good for like 4 or 5 mind-numbingly dumb loses a season, theyre also good for 60+ wins so i'm pretty good on that lol

 

The 72 win Bulls lost a random game to the Raptors that season, any team can win any night

But that matters very little against a long regular season and 7 game playoff series

 

most realistic onion headline yet.

 

lmao

 

detroit

 

sorry @Joe4th but lmao

 

Could the Bucks shit the bed in a regular season game against Detroit or Indy? Sure


Are either beating them in a 7 game series? No

 

Yeah I don’t really consider a random one-off loss “struggling with (insert team here)”

one-offs happen. Struggling implies a plurality.

 

chet good

 

Bucks are the best in the division no offense taken lol we have nothing but young kids learning to play together, they could definitely win a game but in no way are we better lol

 

Which of you dorks tried to dunk on me

 

'Then the alligators got him': Inside Ja Morant's 18-month downfall

 

here we goo

 

lmao

 

you sure woj

 

All this over 28 year old phenom Terance Mann

 

I get not wanting to give up too much for 34 year old James Harden on an expiring deal, but I do not get their stubborn refusal to include Terance Mann. As was noted earlier in the thread he's 27 and has a career average of 8.0 ppg. He's probably the closest thing they have to "promising young talent", but I think they're definitely overvaluing him.

Edit: Fun fact- today is Terance's birthday!