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spree#8 wrote:
We have all our future first-round picks and financial flexibility, so you should relax.
spree#8 wrote:Doesn't mean that we can't build our own contender.
shakespeare wrote:Wait, aren’t you the same poster that repeatedly said tanking or signing high lottery picks assured nothing?
If so, then why are you NOW strengthening your argument via saying we have all our future first round picks?
To claim as much, as of late, means you agreed with myself and others who insist that the only way New York can add All-NBA talent is thru the draft.
Difference being: You are satisfied with low-end lottery picks while we want the Aytons and Doncics.
You actually posted videos of Doncic. So, if we as fans shouldn’t be worried about what other teams are doing, then why are you obsessing over players that New York has no chance of drafting? Players that “other teams” will end up drafting?
A core of Porzingis, Hardaway and Ntilikina is NEVER making the playoffs, let alone catch a team with studs.
I love your optimism though.
shakespeare wrote:“A combination of draft, trades and free agency is usually the blueprint that works.”
I’ll keep that in mind.
Until then...
thewatcher wrote:For all the hoopla about the Sixers, they drafted MCW, Noel, and Okafor, all high lottery picks, they have suffered MIGHTILY to get where they are now.
The Celtic were unimaginably lucky (Stern shouldve stopped it) to find a fool in the nets owner.
thewatcher wrote:Yes but I still like pur chances of making the playoffs next year or the year after with all young players. That's reason for optimism
3) Bucks over Celtics: Brad Stevens is a really good coach, but Milwaukee has Giannis and too much talent on the court to lose to the Uncle Drew-less Celtics. If Bucks lose this series, they might as well trade everyone not nicknamed Greek Freak.
thewatcher wrote:For all the hoopla about the Sixers, they drafted MCW, Noel, and Okafor, all high lottery picks, they have suffered MIGHTILY to get where they are now.
Koopa Troopa wrote:To say our patience has been wearing thin is an understatement.
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