revisit this in the spring as these teams make changes to avoid bottom 3
them still playing bad right now is not surprising at all because they are bad teams that have been purposely bad for so long
at least 2 of these teams will make a very decent turnaround
My best guess is Hornets and Bulls but we’ll see
Was ridiculous and reactionary. The Bulls, Jazz, Nets, Bucks, Hornets and Kings are legit bad. Clippers too but they are on punishment.
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ding ding ding
When front office jobs are on the line…..things start to change all of a sudden
EVERYONE should be sweating when at the bottom 3
Replying to @Smaug55 @KamitronPTW
If you can't get out of the gutter without top picks then your front office is trash. That's a waste of top talent. A good FO can take any roster out of the gutter and that's what we should encourage in a rebuild, not tanking for picks.
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I don’t think the rule is dumb
There is still a whole season left to turn things around however you can
fire people, trade players, change policies, adjust practice methods and coaching style
these things are less likely to be done (effectively) without the threat of falling in the lottery
It took the dumbest lottery rule change possible for people to realize that it really is just a skill issue and has been for 85% of bad teams
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Luka and MPJ 🫣
Best 2PT Defensive FG% In The 2026-27 NBA Regular Season (Min. 30 2PT DFGA):
1. Luka Doncic — 21.9%
2. Miles Bridges — 23.3%
3. LeBron James — 30.3%
4. Donovan Clingan — 36.7%
4. Ronald Holland II — 36.7%
6. Victor Wembanyama — 38.3%
7. Ausar Thompson — 38.7%
8. Quenton Jackson — 40.0%
9. Kel'el Ware — 40.5%
10. Michael Porter Jr. — 41.0%
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Permanent ban
Fan: “Hey. You’re f***ing a**!”
Austin Reaves: “What’s wrong with you?”
Fan: “Swing on me.” 👀
(via @TPNaughtSports)
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See man I knew this wasn’t a quitting
I feel gaslighted by some of you lol
Damn, The Hollywood Reporter just dropped an exclusive.
James Gunn was celebrating Clayface making $100 million and he was already writing his third Superman movie. Then, on Friday, Nov. 6, David Ellison and Ynon Kreiz told Gunn and Peter Safran they were out as co-heads of DC Studios.
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DJ Motcho retweeted
Basketball fans on the whole need to start getting real zen about the idea that a truly safe lead in the NBA at this point is roughly 34 points
They got canned
James Gunn and Peter Safran are stepping down as co-CEO’s of DC Studios.
Jeremy Latcham, who previously served as an executive producer at Marvel Studios, is taking over DC Studios.
(hollywoodreporter.com/movies…)
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Hornets draft luck has been terrible
Every time they get a top 5 pick it’s never number 1 and there’s always a landslide difference between 1 and 2-5
And when we finally get a stacked draft class they don’t get in the top 5
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I literally guessed every win today on fan duel with $5 lol
I should cash out just in case the Bills forget how to play football tomorrow night
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