Ugh! Nader traded to the Thunder

I-stateTheTruth

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Good for him. The kids has worked his tail off to get to this point. I expect to see him in the Association next season.
 

Rabbuk

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Georges played like 10 total games in the d-league not sure he would be eligible.
 

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Great to see our former players shining, and the side benefit for us is that it improves our profile with recruits that are looking to get to the next level. A ton of former Cyclones are playing pro ball right now at various levels, with more to come (Monte should get drafted, and Deonte and Naz are playing well at Portsmouth).
 

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Great to see our former players shining, and the side benefit for us is that it improves our profile with recruits that are looking to get to the next level. A ton of former Cyclones are playing pro ball right now at various levels, with more to come (Monte should get drafted, and Deonte and Naz are playing well at Portsmouth).
I don't think top level
recruits have their sights set on playing in the NBADL or Europe. It's nice though seeing former players continue with their basketball careers though.
 

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I think Thomas will get a serious look with his size and shooting ability. He has that work hard attitude and is always tuned in. I think he can play spot minutes and stay in the league a few years.
The bone spurs are definitely still bothering him. Even if they weren't I don't know that he would make it. He might try and do something like Nader did this year but very small chance he makes it next year.
 

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I don't know if there is a team right now set up better for success over the next 10 years than the Celtics. They have a perfect mix of vets in their primes (IT4, Hayward, and Horford) and young talent (Tatum, Brown, Nader, and Smart).