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Don't really think draftingTatum or Jackson does anything for them either
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Yup. Both can play 2-4 in Stevens' offense. No reason they can't play side by side. Brown is going to be taking Crowder's spot in the starting lineup sooner rather than later anyways.
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I love Russell and he'd be a perfect fit with what we need and how he's able to play off ball with Simmons and knock down shots but idk...its risky cause I think Josh Jackson has huge potential as a two way player
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Does much more for them than a vet with an expensive contract who's likely not going to want to stay in Philly long term.
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Fultz is bigger than Ball in terms of basketball size since he has a 6'10 wingspan vs Ball's 6'7 wingspan
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Wow didn't know that
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Idk why people think #3 for Russell is anything that LA should or would seriously consider 
Kinda intrigued by Fox at 2 instead of Ball. Bigger risk though
Kinda intrigued by Fox at 2 instead of Ball. Bigger risk though
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How exactly did Ainge "screw the pooch"?
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4 outta 25. Not bad
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What's the average draft slot of all those picks, like 25? (I'm not gonna do the math). I mean, there are 2 picks in the top 15.
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BKN trade about to net a core of 3 all-stars in their primes once the Bron era is up.
Ainge >>>>
Ainge >>>>
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Celtics fans are a little too high on Jaylen. Same thing happened with Smart. Both solid rotation players but nothing more.
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What's the average draft slot of all those picks, like 25? (I'm not gonna do the math). I mean, there are 2 picks in the top 15.
I didn't see too many Bostonians saying this before drafting more busts than Paula b Slater
I'm back and forth on him. Definitely has talent but dudes with big mouths like him don't often live up to their own hype
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Clyde Frog
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Eh screw the pooch might be a little harsh / wrong. I take that back.
I guess what I meant to say is despite his efforts to create narratives, he had a whole lotta nothing. The Brooklyn trade really is mind blowing though.
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Another bad take from you! Surprise!
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This. Dude has the talent, can play off the ball and do the intangibles, but big chat brings nothing but extra shame in defeat.
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It's definitely dumb that he's yapping. But he's also the only one on the team that has actually come to play this series.
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Agreed. Jaylen plays too stiff to be more than a role player IMO.
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Brown could have a long, successful career in the NBA if he gets his 3pt shot down
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Utah>>>Boston as far as "situations" go.
Hayward is playing with the best center in the league whose young as hell. A good coach, and some interesting pieces and a system. He should stay in Utah
Hayward is playing with the best center in the league whose young as hell. A good coach, and some interesting pieces and a system. He should stay in Utah
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