Tiger1
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@WojYahooNBA: Spurs are aggressively pursuing free agent David West with a veteran minimum offer now, sources tell Yahoo Sports.
Enjoy that title Golden State.
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@WojYahooNBA: Spurs are aggressively pursuing free agent David West with a veteran minimum offer now, sources tell Yahoo Sports.
The NBA is back.
Ya'll do realize King James may never win another NBA Title right.
Welp. I wasn't picking GS to come out the West anyway with KD (assuming he comes back 100%) and Westbrook making 1 last run with OKC and the Spurs. Now that they got Alridge and could get West coming off the bench, it's gonna be even tougher.
Hibbert to the Lakers? Could be the fresh start he needed with the Paul George drama. If Randle comes back healthy as well as Kobe, they could make it interesting for the 8th seed.
Golden State had one of the seven or eight best regular seasons of all time, now they're coming back with championship experience. I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss their chances. Even with Aldridge, the Spurs have to replace some depth, and OKC has its own set of questions.
As far as the Lakers are concerned, Hibbert can help their defense but he isn't going to be an offensive centerpiece. Kobe is declining and hasn't been healthy for three years, and Randle is still basically a rookie. It's hard to see how they can be 25-30 games better this year, which is what they would need to be to fight for a playoff spot.
The Lakers will have a formidable starting lineup with the edition of Roy Hilbert and return of Julius Randle.
Don't mind him, Lakers fans get a bit delusional once they go a few years without a title.
Golden State had one of the seven or eight best regular seasons of all time, now they're coming back with championship experience. I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss their chances. Even with Aldridge, the Spurs have to replace some depth, and OKC has its own set of questions.
As far as the Lakers are concerned, Hibbert can help their defense but he isn't going to be an offensive centerpiece. Kobe is declining and hasn't been healthy for three years, and Randle is still basically a rookie. It's hard to see how they can be 25-30 games better this year, which is what they would need to be to fight for a playoff spot.
The Lakers will have a formidable starting lineup with the edition of Roy Hilbert and return of Julius Randle.
Can't leave out the Rockets either. They return pretty much their entire team that went to the Western Conference Finals. All they need is a decent point guard. If they are able to swing a deal for someone like To Lawson or even someone like Mario Chalmers. Or maybe sign away Corey Joseph or Patty Mills from the Spurs don't count them out.
Don't mind him, Lakers fans get a bit delusional once they go a few years without a title.
Nice, that'll get them to about 35 wins.
Don't mind him, Lakers fans get a bit delusional once they go a few years without a title.
Reggie Jackson Re-Signs with Pistons 5yrs/80M
Just as NBA free agency looks to be winding down, the Detroit Pistons are on the verge of re-signing Reggie Jackson to a massive five-year deal. Yahoo Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski reported the two sides agreed in principle on a contract worth $80 million. ESPN's Brian Windhorst confirmed the report.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...-pistons-latest-contract-details-and-reaction