(12-04-2022, 08:25 PM)Chicagojk Wrote: Anthony Davis scores Over 50 in another Laker win.  They are playing better. Even with a flawed roster, they are a tough team if Davis is elite and James is healthy.

Jose Alvarado for the Pelicans scored a career high 38.  The mavs brought for a pre draft workout last draft.  He wound up undrafted.  Nice find.

(12-04-2022, 08:25 PM)Chicagojk Wrote: Jose Alvarado for the Pelicans scored a career high 38.  The mavs brought for a pre draft workout last draft.  He wound up undrafted.  Nice find.

(12-06-2022, 12:22 AM)Mavs2021 Wrote: Carlisle beats the Warriors with a starting five with an average age of 22.9. Also his two draft selections combined for 44/9/14.

Does that mean we could even have been good at drafting and young, if not for Cuban´s directives and our shitty scouting department?

(12-06-2022, 10:39 AM)Chicagojk Wrote: https://twitter.com/jakelfischer/status/1600149019820380162?s=46&t=gzhbxzk0awpeq-NEk863cw

Quote:Last month, the San Antonio Spurs took all trade proposals off the table as the franchise dealt with the Joshua Primo bombshell. Now that the Primo situation is settled, multiple sources tell me that the Spurs are once again open for business on the trade market.

While no specific trade is imminent, all indications point to the fact that the Spurs are as active on the trade front as they’ve been since the start of training camp.

-The player that the Spurs get the most inquiries about is Jakob Poeltl. San Antonio’s asking price for Poeltl continues to be a pair of first round picks with limited protections.

According to a pair of sources, the two teams most persistent about acquiring Poeltl are the Toronto Raptors and Golden State Warriors. The talks with the Raptors date back to last season’s trade deadline, but Toronto remains hesitant to offer anything more than a package highlighted by a single first round draft pick with moderate protections.

The Warriors, on the other hand, are said to be primarily interested in finding a way to flip James Wiseman for Poeltl. However, sources say the Spurs have indicated to the Warriors that they aren’t interested in Wiseman as a centerpiece of a Poeltl trade. I’m also hearing that the Spurs aren’t high on Jonathan Kuminga either, which means a deal with the Warriors will likely only get done if Golden State is willing to part with sufficient draft capital.

Interestingly, I’m told the Spurs actually value Moses Moody more than Wiseman or Kuminga but that they’d still want a lot more in a trade involving Poeltl.

-If the Spurs don’t get their asking price for Poeltl, expect the team to hold onto him instead of selling him to the highest bidder at the trade deadline. While preparing for Victor Wembanyama, San Antonio has come to the conclusion that Poeltl would be a perfect fit next to the young Frenchman.

-Another interesting development is word that Poeltl may prefer to stay with the Spurs. To make sure that happens, he would sign a four-year, $58 million extension. That’s the maximum amount of money the Spurs could give him in an extension during the season.

(12-07-2022, 03:03 PM)Kammrath Wrote: https://twitter.com/TheNBACentral/status/1600161584885776395

(12-07-2022, 03:11 PM)SleepingHero Wrote: To make sure that happens, he would sign a four-year, $58 million extension. That’s the maximum amount of money the Spurs could give him in an extension during the season.

(12-07-2022, 03:14 PM)Jym Wrote: That is such a braindead CBA rule
Who does it even protect?

(12-07-2022, 11:08 PM)SleepingHero Wrote: Protects cheap owners?

It's an archaic rule that doesn't factor in other teams willing to poach said player by any means necessary. I think the NBA likes that rule because it forces players to go through free agency and thus add interest/engagement for the offseason.

(12-08-2022, 10:58 AM)Mavs2021 Wrote: Poetl is averaging 17/13/5. Shows you how much I really do not pay attention to San Antonio. LOL. I´d have guessed 10/8/2 on a good day. Ah looked at his Per36, was really confused.