TH dripping like Niagara Falls
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Excited for Tyrese, that's a really good short term spot to land, no pressure and lots of PT for young players. In the long run ,it's a farm team for super teams to pluck players from. You can't win in today's NBA by building, you need to be able to draw in free agents, SAC hasn't been able to do that for 20 years. Hopefully he has a great 4 years there and can hop to a contender when he's hitting his stride. Barring a huge trade for a disgruntled superstar (think Jimmy Butler), he won't sniff the post season in the West.
I've been on the fence with the NBA season pass the last few years with the ISU landing on teams we don't get to see much on TV, this could finally get me on board.
I've been on the fence with the NBA season pass the last few years with the ISU landing on teams we don't get to see much on TV, this could finally get me on board.
You're correct. Gonna think about signing up for season pass this year, with Georges, Monte, Abdel, and now Tyrese all out west, these guys will play against each other a lot. Probably worth the investment
It will be tough. They were right there this year. They have a pretty good young core with Bagley and Fox and now Tyrese. Hield has been better in the NBA than I thought he'd be. They have Barnes. They will be a fun team that probably fights tooth and nail to be .500. It's too bad they're not in the east.
He was phenomenal the last few games he played in last season. Before that he was so so.
Thanks. I saw a note (I think from the Bee) that they want to play Barnes at the 4 and Bagley at the 5. Seems to me that could be an interesting team, if Parker rounds it out.
Totally agree, if they were in the East, they'd have a shot at being a 5-8ish type of team but the west, in particular their division, is brutal. LAL, LAC, GS are elite and PHX is similar to SAC but has a bonified superstar in Booker. SAC is looking at the toughest schedule in the league for a couple more years.
The King's seem a great fit for TH. IMO he dropped in the draft because his skill-set is unconventional.
He won't need to be the primary ball handler in half court sets with Fox on the roster. And with Buddy as another wing, TH can defensively match up against the opponent 2 or 3 depending on matchups.
He won't need to be the primary ball handler in half court sets with Fox on the roster. And with Buddy as another wing, TH can defensively match up against the opponent 2 or 3 depending on matchups.
