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To my mind there are two keys differences. Firstly Stephen has NBA knowledge and experience (though Dunlap was obviously accruing it) and secondly Stephen appears to be both liked and respected by...

I'm absolutely on-board with the concept of retaining cap space. Trades such as Marreese Speights, Josh Selby and a draft pick to Cleveland for Jon Leuer are what we need to position our cap to be...

A valid question for the FO would be: what can coach x do that Stephen Silas can't?

He'll coach extra practises with players that want it (i.e. the type of players you want on this roster)
He has...

There are many ways to look at this situation.

Firstly it seems clear that Cho et al don't believe he has what it takes to be a successful head coach. To me this decision is about as brave as it...

Love that he has done this!

A decision like this speaks so very positively to his character. That's a life/sport over finance/fame decision that, unless there's some spurious extenuating...

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Had a similar discussion a while back, I think with QC Thundercats, and yes he did say that. It is in a Draft Express video. He talked about being too small to play in the post ... that...

From a pure timing perspective it doesn't make sense to rebrand to the Hornets now.

Next season will probably be a 30 odd win season ... why not wait until this time next year when our young core...

I'm in the same place as you Pepperz ... Dunlap's intelligent, considered, clear & concise and that leads me to believe that next year he'll come back and implement all the lessons he's learnt this...

I like Dunlap. I appreciate the role he has been brought in to fulfil ... develop our young players.

However while the work on the individual aspects of their game looks to be working very well as...

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I recognise that I only took part of your quote and stated as such, then went on to explain I did so because it looked funny. I didn't call you a liar or accuse you...

Sorry to call you out Dash, and pinch only a section of a quote, but I thought it looked quite funny.

For the record I do see where you're coming from ... people have genetic potential and that...

I'm with Plowright on this, McLemore or Bennett ... BUT neither is even close to a top 3 pick in a 'normal' draft. McLemore disappeared when the games started to really matter and Bennett is 6ft7" in...

I voted Noel as, quite simply, I believe him to be the best prospect. He is a tremendous athlete (but needs to bulk up), a defensive force (blocks/rebounds/steals) and he can finish at the basket....

Kemba is putting up good numbers on bad team ... that has to be a positive.
If it was a good team his assists would be up because the guys he'd pass the ball to would make more shots.
If it was a...

The principal issue I have with your post is that you are advocating trading partially known NBA commodities for entirely unknown NBA commodities.

Now if you are talking about trading for a...

If Biz can average a double-double and 2 blocks I'll be extremely happy and consider it a breakout. However I love the optimism of some of you!

MKG has shown himself to be an extremely talented player. He has been protected (both physically and mentally) with reduced minutes, but has shown flashes of high level ability. He is certainly not a...

I'm very surprised to hear he has declared, but I guess the level of prospect in this draft has influenced his decision.

If you can get a Centre with genuine size/length/strength, athleticism and...

Oh I agree with you SWedd, I wasn't setting out to bash Biz. More expressing annoyance that the best player in the draft, IMO, is so similar to a player we have already invested a high pick and a...

Noel is essentially Biz with better BBIQ and better hands. Yes Biz has him on the strength/bulk front, but is inferior in every other aspect of the game. Due to neither having much range on their...